Helper should be a big young man by now 2024. Great video thanks.

Thanks again

What about the filter of the tranny, you have to take the pan off and look at the filter. Just an observation.

How often do I do this procedure I just bought a rag4 with 112000 miles on it

Thanks, that was very helpful!

Concise and to the point, many thanks!

Thanks, I almost broke off the cover from mine 😂

Thanks for the video, it was so easy to replace that rear wiper blade.

Do u check the fluid level while in park or neutral ?

Why didn’t I think of that? Thanks for your video.

I've had my 2009 RAV4 since it was brand new, and never had replaced the rear wiper blade. You made this so easy for me to do myself. Thank You for your easy instructions !

Thank you!!

Thank you !!! God bless you !! 🙏

Very helpful. Thank you

Thanks men!!!

I hope you change the filter of the transmission, lol red and pink lolololol

What about the Differential (pumpkin) fluid Qty and type of Oil?

Use an extendable want with a magnet at the end to get the drain plug .Doesn’t come with a crush washer ?

Thank you. Your son added entertainment to the video. Enjoyed it.

In less time than it took to find this video, I changed out the wiper blade. The locking clip at the base was some engineer's dream and a nightmare to figure out for us average Joes. Thanks for the video.

You forgot the washer. It's in the bucket.

These transmissions run hot. I've done three drain and fills on ours in less than 47,000 miles. The last one was yesterday and the old fluid was as black as yours.

What is the torque spec for the drain plug. (Some of us do own a torque wrench.)

So helpful. Took less than a minute to change. Took longer for me to try to figure it out. Thanks!

Owner's manual says 3.7 quarts for a drain & fill.

Good Job, Sir!

Thanks man

Perfect, thanks buddy!

No RAMBLING... Quick and to the Point.. thank you.

Thank u for the tip!

Wow.! is not so complicated as I thought. Thank you very much.!!

I am a strong believer of do it yourself mostly with the help of KZbin because it saves time and money and today a big salute to K B. Thanks a lot for your simple and adaptive demonstration.

clear and concise !

If your're putting cold fluid in then shouldn't the fluid be cold when draining the fluid if you are trying to replace the same amount you are draining out with the amount you are putting in?

Thanks soooooo much. Made it so easy. This is why I love You Tube.

Thanks much! I was getting ready to torque the wiper arm up not realizing there was a clip holding it down.

Thanks.

I wish everyone else's video got right to the point like you did. So easy, so quick. Much kudos to you for posting this for us.

Thx

Thank you! This video helped me do it . I was thinking of doing the same but was afraid I will break some things. Thanks again!

If you are able to remove the pan. Best thing to do is leave it overnight to drain. The torque converter has lot of fluid in it.

Thanks for the video! Short and to the point.

Ah brilliant, glad I checked this! Nice one!

I wish they had this in the owners manual. Thanks for showing an old mechanic how it’s done.

Good info. Thanks!

Awesome! Knew there'd be a trick to this, and there it is, the little latch. Many thanks.

Perfect, thanks so much! (Can’t imagine why some dork hit the thumbs down button on this).

Thx for the lesson

Thank you so much!! Your instructions were so easy to follow and I'm ready to use my newly installed back wiper!

What do you do with old fluids?