Change Transmission Fluid and Filter In Any Car! -Transmission service

If you think servicing your transmission is something only a professional technician can do, You are mistaken! We cover how to drain and fill transmission fluid in most cars and how to replace transmission fluid filters.
You'll learn that servicing or maintaining your transmission can be as easy as changing your car's engine oil and sometimes even easier. Car manufacturer's want you to think you need to take your car in to the shop to get your transmission fluid flushed or changed but it's simply not true.
There's a better way, so watch this video and let us demystify servicing your transmission.
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[@bearpuf]

I really enjoyed your no-nonsense video to changing transmission fluid. I went through this process half a year ago with our 2016 Camry with 28K miles and find your advice and suggestions to be very worthwhile and straight forward. Doing the job brings a sense of satisfaction to keeping the vehicle running well. Thank you

[@craigfin3222]

Only thing I would add, is that most older cars have a filter that can be changed. Most newer cars (2013 and on) do not. They still have filters, but you would need to disassemble the whole transmission.

[@Banditt42]

Fill plug should always be removed first before draining so you are sure you can refill it.

[@KendrasEdge757]

Yes. On all things be it diffs, engines, trannys-the ones attached to car engines of course.

[@cloudypac]

This was so helpful, thanks!

[@dantanigawa5072]

If you warm it up, wouldn't it be harder to replace the same amount of fluid?

[@dennytjokrowidjojo3057]

Can you use the old filter after clean it ?

[@GIANGNGUYEN-go8oy]

I CHANGED THE FLUID ONCE A YEAR AND IT TAKES ABOUT 4 QT ON MY 2021 BLAZER AND THERE'S NO FILTER UNLESS THE TRANNY NEED REBUILT THEN YOU CAN ACCESS TO THE FILTER.

[@Kaoabbzu]

Why not just fill it through the check hole?

[@alexandergunaka666]

I see an adjustable wrench. I’m out.

[@rondg2]

i'm just glad it's not a pipe wrench LOL

[@flyer8493]

If it works is it really wrong? 😂

[@carlovanrijk4039]

@@flyer8493true, but with the closed-end wrenches or sockets, there’s less likelihood of rounding off the drain bolt. 🤷🏻‍♂️