Bes video I ever seen The mechanic shop never ever do that flash of the internal transmission fluid great job

Best auto DIY videos on youtube, very thorough, and thats for any make/model. really enjoy watching this you do a great job, looking forward to more, thanks for making them!

Great video. Clear demonstration and good use of graphics to illustrate what you're talking about. Thanks

Good job sir 👌

I only came here to see how to get the bolts out under the frame cus i have to replace my sl2 an s4 solenoids cus i currently have a 1 spd camry lol

What size was the L key to remove bolt ?great ,awsome video

Is there a gasket/crush washer under the pan drain bolt? Good catch on the lost o-ring. Many engines have been destroyed when one forgets to check to see if the gasket isn't stuck to the block. My brother had a fresh rebuild when he changed the oil for the first time. The gasket stuck to the block because of the engine's fresh paint job. The doubled up gasket shifted under pressure and made a mess under the hood in addition to the sudden loss of oil pressure at highway RPM.

how do you end up cleaning the parts so well ??! My 04 camry has 175k on it , im pretty sure it has black transmission fluid as well. Many people say when they do a flush it slips because the gears have new fluid which is slippery. i might just stick to the drain and fill until the oil starts looking cleaner haha

VERY WELL EXPLAINED, THANK YOU.

I’ve got a 2nd user 2005 Camry. I’m experiencing hear slipping issues from 1-2 and when engine gets hot it drags alot before changing gear. sometimes I rev to 3000rpm. I discovered there’s a leakage beneath, I changed the filter sill experiencing leakages. So I bought 4qrts of transmission oil to keep topping up. But I still experience gear slipping when hot. What’s your advice?

Are the three bolts securing the filter the same size and length?

Does the 03 camry 4cyl take TYPE IV transmission fluid?

I am too lazy to take a pan out. I just repeat your first step 3-4 times over a course of 2 years, basically swapping 3.5 qt of transmission fluid each time I do engine oil change.

Where did u get that drip pan from never seen one like that with the quarts liters on it and that big

How much fluid in total did you use to refill the pan, and then flush old fluid through until clean fluid was pumping out?

How is the transmission working on Amsoil? I'm thinking about trying it I found a 2004 camry with 107.000 miles I might be buying. Thanks for any info.

My 03 Camry has 290,000 miles and i changed the tranny fluid once at 100k, You were not afraid to changed the fluid at 240?

Hoping this trasmission woth 200K doesn't start bumping while shifting gears as the old dirty dark fluid could tell how bad or damaged the internal components are. Flushing after so many miles are not recommended, but drain amd fill 30k. Good luck!

Caution! If the tranny fluid has not been changed for 100K+, STOP. The tranny is held together by what is in suspension in the ATF. Changing the majority of the fluid may wreak the transmission. If you really want to , just change 1 Quart every 6 months. Maybe add high power magnets to trap debris.

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