2015 TOYOTA COROLLA CVT FLUID CHANGE, & FILTER

On this video we go step by step on how to change the CVT fluid, filter and gasket on a 2015 Toyota Corolla.
2020 Update, after performing many services. I've come to the conclusion that: You just need to add the same amount of fluid as you took out. which is roughly about 4.1L to 4.3 L [this is replacing the filter] (almost the same amount of the Toyota CVT FE 4L fluid 08886-02505 . In reality its more than 4L, about 4.5L), cycle the transmission P, R, N,D, M(+-) back and forth at 3 sec intervals each, and call it a day.
Legal Disclaimer, this is just my personal opinion, not responsible for any damage to your property, vehicle and/or personal injury.
-thank you.

[@freddydee270]

Finally, a tech that does the job correct. So many do a drain and fill, 1.5 qts witch accomplishes nothing. Thank you for being a professional...

[@jameskoralewski1006]

The only reason he pulled off the transmission pan is that there was a leak coming from it. He states this in the video. I don't think that many mechanics do this unless a problem exists.

[@VinhTran-lu6gm]

@@jameskoralewski1006 I agree man most is just drain and fill. Toyota manual doesnt state changing the filter as well just fluid if its bad

[@johnjohnson2855]

Toyota states that CVT fluid is a LIFETIME FLUID

[@VinhTran-lu6gm]

@@johnjohnson2855 They do but the dealership recommended I change it for 300 bucks like how he did it. I chose to do it on my own

[@charleshines8523]

What I find really dumb is the design of that pan. The drain should be at the lowest point, not up as high as possible in it. I am sure they have some sort of bullsh!t reason why they think that was better.

[@MetalTeamster]

Absolutely ...nobody else seems to think the filter is important.... Very good job !

[@DNYautomotive]

thank you!

[@antd2733]

@@DNYautomotive where is your shop

[@Anthony-mj2bl]

The filter can be changed on the second time you are doing this.

[@georgeschneider2414]

Best video so far on how to change the CVT fluid on Toyota Corolla👍🙏

[@DNYautomotive]

thank you!

[@TheChristianReport]

DNY automotive: great video!

[@jameskoralewski1006]

WARNING! This procedure is not complete. He completely leaves out the procedure to get the fluid level measured. See this link for the entire procedure. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4PbhKhqYpmioNE

[@jameskoralewski1006]

@@TheChristianReportRead the WARNING below to get all the steps to complete a fluid change properly.

[@spacecoastz4026]

@@jameskoralewski1006 Why do you say that? He put it through the gears, brought it up to proper temp, allowed the excess to flow out, and then installed the drain plug. I don't see anything wrong or incomplete.

[@jamesturnure9735]

Aisin now markets their own CVT fluid and sells it by the quart. Rockauto carries it for about $7/quart. Will be doing mine this weekend. Thank you for the very clear and instructive video!

[@Justin-hz8bh]

How did it go? Why did you change the fluid, did you have issues? Thanks!

[@jamesturnure9735]

@@Justin-hz8bh I changed the fluid because my original CVT failed and I had to replace it with one out of a junkyard wreck (reportedly with only 17,000 miles on it). Since I didn't know the history, I wanted to change the fluid. It was a very easy process, other than the fact that I had it all buttoned back up and filled when I discovered that I'd forgotten to put the magnets back in the pan. Haste makes waste! The whole fluid/filter change should take 45 minutes.

[@Justin-hz8bh]

@@jamesturnure9735 Thanks for the well-thought out reply. This helps tremendously. I'm at 125k on my '15 and I cant really explain it but the cvt just acts odd sometimes. I hope this resolves it.

[@jamesturnure9735]

@@Justin-hz8bh My failure mode was rather dramatic. Driving steady state, the RPM's would suddenly build to almost redline. Would have to shift it into neutral quickly. Lost the deceleration braking function and the car became undrivable. I'd operated it some 85,000 miles in heavy stop-n-go traffic with no servicing of the trans (as it was not called for in the service guide). I chose to swap it out because I had to have the car and had no time to tear the trans down...my suspicion is that the problem was totally in the valve body and likely main metering solenoid controlling pressure to the chain. New trans has been flawless and fluid was clean when I changed it.

[@Justin-hz8bh]

@@jamesturnure9735 Thanks again. My only remaining question the video wasn't too clear about is how to tell when the fluid level is correct? And I'm seeing cvt's for our cars from $200-$1000. How much did you pay, if I may ask?

[@FredFlintstone21]

Thanks for making this video! This is one pan gasket you dont want to start leaking, since there is no dipstick!

[@DNYautomotive]

Thank you!

[@kushsosa4209]

120,000 miles haven’t changed it since I bought it new what do you recommend

[@DR19X]

@@kushsosa4209 Did you change it? was there any issues

[@jshepard152]

I spent a couple weeks collecting the tools I'd need to do a fluid drain and fill on my 2015 Corolla. My one bit of advice is to do it when the transmission is unquestionably cold. Get the car into a level spot and leave it there, then do the drain and fill in the morning. That will greatly reduce the chances of under filling the transmission, which is easy to do. You also don't need this pump apparatus. A small funnel and a couple feet of 1/2" vinyl tubing works great.

[@thronemovie9035]

if done like this can we just replace same amount which came out and be done with it? ... so no overfill check needed ?

[@jshepard152]

@@thronemovie9035 Some people do that. It's not the method I used but I see the logic of it. The one downside is that if the transmission were low on fluid when you started, it would still be low when you're finished. The temperature check procedure is overly complicated but doable.

[@damirnonkovic7031]

thanks mate! @@jshepard152

[@jshepard152]

@@damirnonkovic7031 Welcome!

[@CROS69GTO]

Much love for this one my friend. I’m helping the wife’s friend because she ran something over and was just doing some research on the cvt service. This was exactly what I was looking for

[@bobsmith9938]

Hi just want to thank you for your video. It was thorough, step-by-step, well explained really appreciate it! Just the filter at one Toyota dealer charged $175. I ordered it on Amazon with gasket and O-ring exact fit $26! And for reference dealer orders it aftermarket, third-party as well. Not even OEM. Dealers are such a rip offs on every level nowadays.

[@bpturbo27]

Great job my friend , just missing the obd2 , jumper wire diagnostic mode to make sure the D icon is solid 👌, really enjoyed the full detailed work and filter /gasket , and cleaning the magnets in the pan and all the torque specs , 👏

[@AV84USA]

It is interesting to see the differing levels of attentiveness between various KZbin mechanics. Most are kinda “here’s an overview of what we do” and a few are “ here’s EXACTLY how to do it the correct way” This video is kinda in between...

[@ericsrepair]

Thanks ! I have a much better idea of how the service SHOULD be done as I am not able to do it myself . Much appreciated on you taking time to show us !

[@1uncion1]

Muchas gracias… Tu tutorial es el mejor que he visto de mucho. Bendiciones

[@srccar]

Great video. It’s a shame cars don’t come with dipsticks for transmissions anymore

[@playstation2bigs]

Planned obscelence

[@carlospiezzi4030]

Thank you very much for the video, the best of which I have seen before, you give all the small and most important details such as the orange leveler, I am a mechanic and the following week I have a Corolla service, so it is very useful for me to do so. correctly, thank you.

[@Chorizomicks]

Key takeaway here is when checking fluid level, make sure vehicle engine is ON and correct temp

[@Chorizomicks]

In addition, when adding fluid. Add fluid until you see drops from the straw. After that, add another 1.2L (specific fluid amount) from Toyota manual. Then you can proceed to fluid and temp check

[@yactabay]

@@Chorizomicks Car Care Nut just adds half a quart ( half a liter works too) more than he drained out then does the draining while car running and at proper temperature until dripping becomes unsteady. Just add half more and let the excess drain out. It's a fool-proof way. Beats having to take fill plug off again if you under-filled it(when nothing drips out). This video is excellent though and he put in the same amount and still had excess fluid when time to measure came. This and other videos made this job almost effortless for me. Just a tip. It seems only Beck Arnley makes the right aftermarket strainer(filter) for the CVT model. I could not wait for one to come in three days later so I bought it costlier at the dealership.

[@pavels470]

Very good video, the best I've seen for this procedure. Could you possibly tell me for the final fluid check do you have the engine running? Thank you kindly

[@Josephlola]

Once my drain plug is back in it stays in, I never did any of the checks and on the first change at 25K miles I added a extra 8 ounces. 65K now and no issues. Change five times and used Amsoil CVT.

[@TrueMesa]

how have you liked the ams oil cvt in the corolla so far?

[@Josephlola]

@@TrueMesa No issues at all. feels smooth always. Amsoil says their CVT fluid is warranty proof. It has all the specs for all car makes.

[@stevesherlock5334]

@@TrueMesa Can’t ever go wrong with amsoil

[@Cyclingmasterseller]

I also have a 2015 Corolla S model. It currently has on it 27,500 miles. The CVT oil has never been replaced. When I replace the CVT oil, should I also put a new filter in, or just drain and fill? Thanks in advance, I appreciate your time and great video!

[@Gdoggy115]

With that many miles you can probably just drain and fill, up to you if you want to do the filter as well but I don't think it's necessary.

[@Cyclingmasterseller]

@@Gdoggy115 I had Toyota do a drain and fill. Thanks for getting back to me. By the way, do you know what size Allen used to take out the two drain screws -- both plastic and metal? Dumb question, but he didn't say. Next time I'm doing this on my own, I just don't have the ramps, etc, right now.

[@challengerdeep1975]

@@Cyclingmasterseller 6mm

[@DDavid-zu8kw]

Best possible explanation. Short & to the point video. 💯💯💯💯💯

[@DNYautomotive]

Thank you!

[@armandoramos1949]

Thanks for sharing this video. I am sure this is a very helpful video for people like me. More power to your channel.

[@daviddebotton7605]

two drain plugs...wow...glad I saw your video...thx

[@donaldshearer7551]

Great job bro I have a 2022 toyota corolla le I hope the next tech that does the cvt fluid change at 35,000 to 40,000 miles does the same job 😊

[@IsmoyoRiamah]

Thank so much. This video very clear and helpful. I have been waiting for your next video. Best regard Ismoyo Riamah Indonesia

[@cavboygtricer3449]

Why the other toyota master technician didn't removed the transmission pan, clean the magnet and change the gasket?.

[@damianknight5207]

Your professional....proud of you man...get the job done ...full stop.

[@petersmith9771]

Excellent workmanship

[@DNYautomotive]

Thank you!

[@Travelkj34]

Thanks a lot! All the information i need to do it myself! Keep posting useful videos!!

[@DNYautomotive]

Thank you. And will do next month will be posting more often!

[@ernestosequeira7042]

A great video, sólo quería preguntarte, xq en otros video conectan el el ODB 4 y 13, no es necesario? Y si no medi la cantidad de aceite que saque, con el tubo de rebozo puedo verificar que tiene suficiente aceite, thanks

[@bobespnza-la7030]

Thanks again for changing my 2017 Toyota Corolla SE CVT fluid!

[@DNYautomotive]

Hey no problem Robert. You let me know anytime you need something done. Thank you again for the opportunity.

[@bobespnza-la7030]

@@DNYautomotive you’re the man.

[@RG615]

@@DNYautomotive . ...where's your shop. Need this done. I in southern Cali. Gracias

[@DNYautomotive]

@@RG615 im in dtla

[@abdulelahbinserya1467]

Best video explain how to professionally change transmission fluid in corolla cvt , nice job 👏 👍 👌

[@seymourscagnetti1413]

PROFESSIONAL! THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO! I PLAN TO BUY A 2017 - 2019 COROLLA SE. DO YOU RECOMMEND THIS VEHICLE?

[@DNYautomotive]

Yes of course. Really good vehicles i would get the XSE

[@seymourscagnetti1413]

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[@vampy7547]

Yes definitely.

[@carlosortega8036]

Excelente video, bien explicado y bien hecho, solo tengo una duda, para que sirven los imanes que limpiastes y que estaban en el carter y si por error alguien los quita y no los vuelve a poner que pasaria? gracias por responder y espero sigas haciendo buenos videos, espero tu repuesta, saludos

[@DNYautomotive]

Hola Carlos, muchas gracias, esos imanes sirven para atraer todas las particulas metalicas que se van deagastando dentro dentro la transmission, de esa forma no sigan circulando a traves del fluido. Saludos

[@carlosortega8036]

@@DNYautomotive Excelente me sirvió tu respuesta, eres muy bueno sigue así, saludos

[@MrPatdeeee]

You seem to be one helluva auto mechanic. I only wish I could find one like you, but that is impossible where I live. Question? Assume there is 10 million automatic mechanics in the US; just think HOW many of them would do what you did to this car? Huh? I would say less than 5 percent. Oh indeed. Most would laugh and scoff at all the wonderful efforts you did to make the job professional and right. For 95 percent ONLY care about their paycheck and/or commission and/or the "gestapo" pressure put on them to "GETTER DONE!". Others would disagree; but I hold to this. It is a horrible thing that is being done to automobiles ALL over America today. And worse are the dealer mechanics. Oh indeed. Only a blind fool does not know this to be fact absolute. I am very proud of you and the works you do. But you are VERY rare. GAR-OWN-TEED! May Jesus continue to give you the drive to do the job right.

[@DNYautomotive]

Thank you so much!!!! and Amen!

[@kizmo69]

Toyota does not recommend replacing Toyota brand CVT transmission fluid except for taxis or other high use vehicule.

[@paolo4285]

So far you are the best because you removed the pan and changed the filter. Unfortunately I still don't know where is missing 3.7 quarts of the fluid. I did everything the same in my Toyota so I put about 3.5 quarts of new fluid. Toyota's website and dealers said there is 7.6 quarts of the fluid. What is wrong?

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello and sorry for the late reply, if you read my vid description, it should tell more details. Just keep in mind that you dont necessarily drain the whole amount of fluid, if anything around 3.5 to 4Liters.

[@paolo4285]

@@DNYautomotive thank you very much for your reply. In my opinion we should change all fluid not just a half. But where is rest of it? In different chamber? How to drain it and change?

[@GarenP]

@@paolo4285 The rest of the fluid is inside the torque converter, which is inaccessible, you can't change it all.

[@paolo4285]

@@GarenP probably it is possible to get some more, but it is not easy. Thank you for the answer.

[@NHD777X]

Toyota dealer said they would take all the cvt fluid out and would not change the filter because there are no replaceable filters to be changed. Is taking all the fluid out is a risky approach? Will it cause transmission slip? Please advise. Thank you.

[@DNYautomotive]

My answer would be.. if they (TOYOTA) sell the filter, and as a regular oil filter will eventually get dirty, your best approach would be to change it. If you are spending so much money and effort, now will be the best time to replace all filters and gaskets. One way where I've seen transmission slip, its when you force fluid in, with a machine, that will clog up your valve body lines since the passages are really small, eventually making the transmission slip. Your best bet would be replacing your fluid more often, say every 40k miles or so, and you only replace about 4L, for this Corolla it takes about 8L.

[@NHD777X]

@@DNYautomotive Thank you so very much for your help.

[@ericozeta9997]

My dealer said the same thing along with my mechanic of 10+ years. According to dealer doing this could cause CVT Failure. Anyway great video if I had juevos, I’d do this myself

[@richbinaz]

Great video, thank you. I'm just going to do this on my daughters corolla that just hit 100K. Still in planning phase. I have a question about the gasket you peeled off the sump pan - is it a metal or compressed fiber gasket? It had a metallic sound when you tossed it on the bench :) I'm also planning on using the Aisin ATF-TFE fluid, as Aisin made the transmission, it should work fine??

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello and thank you! ..about the gasket it is metallic composite. As far as the fluid goes i would stick w Toyota's own cvt fluid. I found it on Amazon/Ebay for around 80 bucks for the 4L canister.

[@Unrly37]

What did you end up using? I bought the Aisin FE fluid because I wasn’t able to find the Toyota stuff at the time. Aisin made the transmission so I don’t see how it would be bad to use their fluid.

[@richbinaz]

@@Unrly37 Have not had a chance to use it yet and it is too hot in Phoenix to do it right now. There is no temperature margin to run the engine at the required temp of 97 to 115F for level checking. The overnight low temp is 90F and it's a lot hotter in my garage, even after opening the door at 6am.

[@richbinaz]

@@Unrly37 Finally got around to doing the change and made a video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIGvfmuYlNqrrqs I bought 4 qts of the Aisin TFE fluid from Rock auto and I found I needed 5 - had to put 20 oz of old fluid back in and it still isn't full at the right temperature, so I ordered some more. With shipping it works out around $10/quart. It performed just fine on the initial drive around our area and she drove 45 miles home with no complaints so far. The OEM oil and the Aisin smelled the same to me - slightly different to regular ATF - more metallic???

[@Unrly37]

Hi Rich! Yeah I had a dealer do mine with the Aisin fluid and my transmission failed 2,000 miles later. The fluid is the same as Toyota’s, Aisin confirmed that for me when I asked about compatibility. I had to buy a used transmission and then I sold the car. Something went wrong, I just don’t know what. I don’t know if it was overfilled or underfilled, all I know is they did not drop the pan when I asked what they did. And different dealers do this service differently.

[@Chorizomicks]

Wont be needing to change the filter and opening the pan if you just drain and fill every 30k miles. Trust me, I opened the pan even though i drain and fill every 30k miles lol It was clean af

[@crazytech5755]

Like this DIIIIICK. No, tho I agree. I'm at 38k miles on my 2018 corolla and plan on doing this myself soon. Seems easy enough really. Just jacking it is the real annoyance.

[@vinson6337]

Awesome video! Can I hire you to perform this task on my corolla? If so, where are you located? Your level of expertise and precision is commendable.

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello, thank you! and yes of course im located in Los Angeles CA.

[@vinson6337]

DNY automotive: 👍

[@vegaf2011]

Which Los Angeles shop???

[@douglasbroccone3144]

How did you check the level again? All I saw was you draining some fluid. How did that tell you the fluid level?

[@hungto1565]

Thanks for the video. Can you make a video how to change transmission fluid for 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback? I can’t find any information about changing transmission fluid for it. Thank you.

[@user-zh9rh8cr8q]

Good video but u forgot to change the second filter (in a valve body)

[@vegaf2011]

Second filter wtf 😩 this shit so confusing

[@DuckAndree1985]

Porque no se removió todo el aceite en total son 8quartos ?

[@firstlast1732]

Why would you measure the old fluid what happens if somebody put the wrong amount in before do you really think people will do the right thing

[@colombowest]

How often do you need to change the CVT fluid?

[@josephkelleher8820]

I change mine every 30,000 miles. The old fluid is filthy dirty at 30,000 miles.

[@petert696]

To get the majority of the fluid to be new, it would be best to do this process 3-4 times consecutively in order to flush out. Correct me if I'm wrong otherwise you would be left with 2 thirds of the old fluid still in the trans.

[@jshepard152]

You're exactly correct. Most people get about 2.5 quarts out of 7 drained per service, so about 35%. Still, most people seem to agree that doing that change every 60k miles is sufficient. You could always overachieve.

[@jameskoralewski1006]

This mechanic is really good. He can measure 15-inch pounds of torque with just his fingers on that plastic insert. He's not afraid of stripping the plastic threads?

[@isaiasmena6191]

You obviously have no experience lol

[@eduardocruzmaciel285]

Hola, disculpa, espero puedas ayudarme con algunas preguntas, podrías decirme cúanto aceite lleva la caja de transmisión? Cada cuando es recomendable cambiar el aceite de la transmisión y su filtro? Los empaques al poner la tapa del carter no llevan silicon? Por que después de poner el aceite nuevo volviste a destapar y tirarle un poco? Saludos

[@DNYautomotive]

Hola Eduardo... mira para responder mejor tu pregunta mandame un dm en instagram @dnyautomotive gracias por ver el vid y suscribirte!

[@jeck2x679]

hi brother thank you for this video.. the mechanic that change my transmission fluid make a big mess on my corolla 2014 it has p0741 code pops up and it has a hard kick everytime i put it to reverse.. he told me i had transmission problem but i feel i he make a big mistake doing my transmission fluid because before he changed it, it was running good 😞

[@DNYautomotive]

i would check fluid level and also did he use toyota cvt fluid?

[@jamescc2010]

Very involved process my goodness. Thanks

[@detodounpokoOficial]

What is the procedure to measure the CVT transmission oil level?

[@douglasbroccone3144]

That is what I want to know

[@boriking1404]

Your work looks great. A lot of shops out there don't take the time to do that process properly and only change the fluid. Where are you located? To see if you may service my 2017 Corolla.

[@zaidh5936]

Great video.. I wanna change the CVT fluid and filter for my Corolla 2014 and Pathfinder 2016, but the dealerships (Toyota & Nissan) refuse (or don't know how) to change the transmission filter lol. Where is your shop? Do you accept customers?

[@SergioMartnz10]

DNY automotive 7 months ago "Hello, thank you! and yes of course im located in Los Angeles CA."

[@babababa4397]

Got to say this is putting me off buying a CVT Corolla

[@JesusIsLord7773]

your suppose to do these regardless anyway to keep your car healthy. manual, auto and cvt transmission fluid needs to be changed at a certain time. lol

[@babababa4397]

Juliet&Bitsy and that’s exactly why it’s putting me off. Other non-CVT vehicles are easy to change oil. Which yes should be done fairly often. This is better done by certified Toyota service centres, it’s a closed unit. It has no dipstick, so I’ll hit you up if I buy one.

[@thinkkops853]

Baba Baba some Toyota dealerships refuse to change your cvt fluid, they say its a lifetime fluid which is total bs. All new transmissions are getting rid of dipsticks, A 2019 Chevy Silverado came in for an oil change the other day at my shop and I noticed it had no transmission dipstick anymore. Its just something every car manufactureris heading at.

[@tardeliesmagic]

Not at all! Great mpg from CVTs, ther auto trans is what is needed like in the video, nothing to worry about at all my friend.

[@pagefoster]

A 2019 SB from Toyota states to lightly clean with NEW CVT fluid contaminants from inside the pan. Never use brake cleaner. It’s not necessary to clean metal contamination from magnets.

[@adrianruiz8690]

Very important question. I have a 2015 toyota corolla le. It has 250k mikes. The transmission fluid has never been changed. Should i do a drain and fill or just leave it as it is? Thank you.

[@mafitron]

Do you know if they changed the part number? Toyota showing my car fits 35330-0W021 instead of the 35330-20020 Are they different do you know?

[@callmebackfriday2]

Thanks for the excellent video. When should the 2015 Corolla LE need to have CVT fluid change? 60K or 80K? Thanks in advance.

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello and thank u, 60k to play it safe!

[@callmebackfriday2]

@@DNYautomotive Thank you very much. :-)

[@calvinwhite9437]

My pan gasket was leaking. How do I know how much fluid should go in?

[@asbarsanusi9120]

May I know if the gear position should be shifted from R>N>D>L>D>N>R while doing the fluid levelling (draining excess fluid)?

[@Cyclingmasterseller]

I saw the fluid in the container that you initially drained, but there was a lot of other fluid that came out after that -- was that also dumped into the same container, because it didn't look like it? If not the fluid fill would be short.

[@ZMcDuff11]

Do you have a link to, or know where to find the service manual/instructions for this service? Also, do you have a recommendation for a scan tool to check the cvt fluid temp?

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello. Service manual im using ALLDATA & PRODEMAND and as for a scan tool OTC or AUTEL make great scan tools; i dont know any other that are cheaper..

[@davidmc7442]

How often for the Vios (2018) Toyota Thailand advised me they don't change unless a problem????!!! Am at 105000 km and am making a plan and get this done as per your video. Thanks for video.

[@limamantapachitas]

I hope it won't leak in the next few months, the torque on the pan suppose to tighten oposite sides not encircling, Te.perature is a factor too much fluid could blow gaskets, thanks for sharing

[@dddzzzdddzzz]

Too much fluid will result in aeration from the differential, which is very not good.

[@josepleitez7949]

Saludos muchachos les quiero hacer una pregunta. Yo tengo un Toyota corolla 2016 cvt. Tiene 138 mil millas. Este carro lo compre de segunda mano. Y no se el recor de su mantenimiento. Será remendable hacerle el cambio de aceite de trasmisión. Gracias de ante mano

[@jamesdamelopezcardoza8127]

🎉 excelente video hermano al final cuanto litros de aceite le echo !??

[@2mo2time]

Would of liked to know how many miles it was being changed at

[@ILeapZHD]

Hi is the drain plug and fill plug crusher washer the same? Also what is the code for them . Thank you!

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello, sorry for the late response, Drain Plug Gasket - Toyota (90430-A0003), Drain Plug - Toyota (90341-18023).

[@patm2543]

Ah there's a fixed tube on inside of pan! Now i know why only 1.7qts drains lol. CVT belt system does create a bit sludge on pan bottom/magnets. Filter probably gets sludged up too. The drain plug method is a decoy to make you think you are taking care of your car!😂

[@sohailahmed7485]

I got toyota Axio 2007 model..went to work shop for CVT change & fell into trouble..now it slips tranmission & showing error of "solenoid k" ..the other thing i couldn't find, what is the exact quantity of oil recommended..?if you can help plz...

[@DNYautomotive]

Thats the reason why. You need to measure what you take out. It all depends

[@christiansonnal9430]

Great video.. question, checking the fluid level will it be through the fill port if it drains out? Or must u remove the drain plug itself? If so it wasn’t clear.. must the fluid flow like that after fill in order to know if it’s correct ?

[@spacecoastz4026]

You use the drain plug hole, but with the straw installed. You have to bring the fluid up to a proper temp (including shifting it in gears)...then after that fluid expands any excess will flow over the small plastic tube (straw) and out through the drain hole. If you notice as soon as the excess fluid started to "drip" he replaced the drain plug. If nothing came out, then its under-filled and more fluid must be installed. You also can't allow the fluid to get past the proper temp, or else too much will drain out.

[@ptr6222]

may I ask you how much oil you could get out with removing the CVT oil pan + filter (just want to figure out how much fresh oil to buy approx.)

[@Justin-hz8bh]

I have 170,000mi on my 2015 corolla. I brought it to the dealership at 107k miles to have the CVT fluid replaced and they refused, saying it could do more harm than good. Now, I'm thinking of replacing the fluid on my own, but only doing 1/3 of the fluid at a time over say 3 months just to ease the CVT into its new fluid. I think doing it this way could help eliminate any issues. What do you think?

[@hoshgel]

What’s the music in the background??

[@vincentsalazar3887]

Hi i recently got a 2014 Toyota Corolla S with about 80,000 miles and i dont know ifs its been changed, do you recommend it to be changed or not? Thanks

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello and sure just make sure to change the filter too

[@KingDrewPhilip]

My 2018 Toyota Corolla has 35k miles on it right now. I intend to change the fluid at 60K. Would this be advisable? Or must it be done sooner? Thanks.

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello. at 70k its fine

[@KingDrewPhilip]

@@DNYautomotive Thank you, for my other car a 2008 Lexus IS250, it’s a standard 6 speed automatic traditional transmission not a CVT. I do drain and fill fluid there every 50k miles. She’s at 122k Miles now so not due for a while. Is 50k for that transmission being too conservative?

[@DNYautomotive]

@@KingDrewPhilip for drain and fill. I think its just great at 50k, As long as you don't force fluid in. No problem at all

[@Bete_amhara-ኤኬ47]

Thank you brother man I got my 2015 corolla S with 63k and now got 80k. I don't know if the previous owner changed it, but I was wondering how often do you have to change it?

[@DNYautomotive]

I would say every 60k miles.

[@jamesflynn10]

I have a used one, I just bought with 32,000 miles. I’m going to get it changed right now, then maybe switch to 60k intervals.

[@hardhunk6017]

Is that the same as Altis 2.0 V? Thank you for your video, very informative.

[@marylu2693]

Was the cvt over filled from the factory? If I put in the same ammount of fluid that I took out will I be fine? Also is the engine running while doing the check?

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello, usually that what you want.. the same amount you took put its what you put back in; make sure that the temp its within specs. Engine should not be running. Otherwise the fluid temp would get too hot. Hope this was helpful. Thanks.

[@Josephlola]

I never did any of the checks,once the plug is back in it stays in. 65K miles and no issues. Also on first drain and fill at 25K I added a extra 8 oz's. Changed it 5 times so far. Amsoil CVT fluid.

[@aycabbas]

How did you know the right level?

[@DNYautomotive]

Same amount that you took out make sure is at the same temperature. And you should be fine. Read my vid description. Thanks for watching!

[@hmax1591]

He mentioned that there was a little leak, then he tells you to measure the same amount you removed, that part sounds a little off.

[@cooloceanguy174]

What’s the torque spec for the drain pan bolts and torque spec for the filter?

[@chongyi2000]

Did you get the amswer?

[@cooloceanguy174]

@@chongyi2000 I totally forgot I posted this comment. Lol. 15ft-IBS for drain plug 6ft IBS for drain pan bolt Not sure about the filter, as long as it’s hand tight, should be good enough.

[@chongyi2000]

@cooloceanguy174 Thank you very much!

[@perforock1825]

I hace a Corolla 2017 with transmission trouble at 50mph the envíen accelerates and goes to 4500rpm and cannot speed Up. Have read its a Factory trouble bit dealer in Chile insist we need a new transmission and Charges US 12.000 More than car value What about warranty? I have read that Toyota recalled thouthands of cars in USA under warranty to solve it Do yo u have info about this? Thank Gunther Appelt

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello, and yes here in the US a lot of cars were recalled. Toyota US warranty states 60,000 miles or 5 years of warranty whichever comes first on powertrain components such as engine, transaxle and differentials. My advice would be to check with Chile's law and policies toward new vehicle warranty. if that doesn't work.. check if you can get a used transaxle at your local junkyard. It will be a lot cheaper!

[@C0L0MB14NO]

Does the car have to be running when draining it to the right level?

[@kenmaudarbocus750]

Hello. I just bought an Aurion ATX 2010, with 220,000 kms on the odometer. It has no record of auto transmission service. Would you recommend transmission flush or a basic oil drain and top up? And is the flush safe enough?

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello I do NOT recomend a "flush" (where you basically force new fluid in and old fluid ends up clogging up the valve body tiny passages) before I was a mechanic I had a 01 Lexus is300 I took it to the mechanic to get a "flush" long story short a month later tranny was gone. Do a drain and fill and you should be fine. Repeat process after certain mileage.. and call it a day. Thanks for watching!

[@premptemp]

How do I get all parts involved? Do I search like "Transmission fluid change kit for Toy Corol 2015?" "Trasmission fluid for TC 2015?"

[@gutadin5]

May I know how many thousand miles on the Odometer when you changed this cvt fluid?

[@tardeliesmagic]

Hope it's less than 100,000 miles! I did my 2015 1.3L Yaris here in the UK at 90,000 miles twice within 2 weeks as i had a 5L bottle.

[@carlosortega8036]

Hola disculpa la consulta pero le cambie el aceite de la caja cvt al corolla, lo que me extraño es que no le cambie el filtro, pero si le quite el carter, pero salieron más de 5 litros de aceite y yo le agregue la lata de 4 litros y un poco más, te quería consultar es cierto que cuando esta encendido el carro y ya no sale más aceite, ya con el tubito puesto es que esta tiene suficiente aceite y ya se le puede poner el perno de seguridad de salida del aceite, gracias de antemano por tu repuesta

[@pabloramon768]

Is the 2015 model process the same as the 2020 model? Very curious to know since my wife and I just got one recently.

[@jesuschaidez182]

Awesome! I recently got a 2014 Corolla S not sure when the last fluid change was. I live in LA where is the shop located?

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello. Thanks for watching. At the moment shop its closed. Will be back in the fall.

[@LarryHAboveRHeads]

In the video it says to replace fluid with same amount that was removed. After it was filled( with the same amount removed?)with fluid you removed metal drain plug right away and fluid coming out was overfill? Confused.. is it safe to just put how much to pump in? then if you removed drain plug after, it wouldnt be so much overfill, right? is it neccerty to remove drain plug if you just pumped in what manufacture says? I am getting ready to do my own. so thats why i am asking detail thanks..,.

[@mannamedbanjo]

When accessing the bolt for the lower control arm next to the pan, can you just drop the transmission pan and get better access to that bolt? - It's the lower control arm bolt right next to the trans pan. I would prefer to just drop the pan rather than jacking up the transmission. Does dropping the pan sound feasible?

[@gad44]

Really *great instructional video,* but background music is too loud and really annoying.

[@jameskoralewski1006]

Why didn't he tighten the pan bolts using a star method, as you use on the lug nuts of wheels, to ensure that the gasket gets proper sealing to the pan?

[@chaomano8615]

Hi. You have to check the fluid level while the car is idle or you can do it with car turn off but with right temperature 35-40C.

[@dondiboy6758]

how can you tell at the end if the proper level of fluid is achieved??

[@BiologicalEngineer]

if the transmission hasn't been visibly leaking and the oil isn't burnt or damaged, just measure the amount that was drained and put the equal amount back in.

[@kamransiddiqui6053]

Please guide which gear oil we will use in Toyota Vitz Japan Automatic 2015. Thanks.

[@luissalgado2391]

Muy buen video Camarada.

[@BashirAhmed-vf5jb]

We want more videos

[@hmax1591]

So how many miles did the car have since last change? Or was that the first time? After how many miles? If the car had a little leak as you mentioned, then how do you know the fluid removed is the amount you need to put in?

[@DNYautomotive]

Hello more info on my vid description, thanks for watching

[@alonsodlr426]

So what’s the torque for the oil pan bolts ? Tnx .