Toyota prado 5speed auto a750f oil change

Plug locations & what they do.
Drive it right, keeps it clean

[@JazzyJonas]

Thank you for mentioning driving "correctly." I know a few people who had recurring transmission problems that were almost exclusively due to driving too aggressively (hard downshifting, not coming to a complete stop in reverse to drive, etc.) Even though it's an automatic, you still have to drive with some finesse and feel to let the trans work the way it wants too.

[@MudgeMiester]

Hi, Ive got a Landcruiser that has a transmission which looks incredibly similar but theres no overflow or check plug. any suggestions?

[@Hoanghon69]

I have a prado grande 03 diesel and the transmission oil sump does not have the oil level check tube, so how can i check the oil ? Thanks

[@AndyBails]

Thanks for the information it’s very helpful Can I ask the part number for the O ring on the filler plug please? Cheers

[@Bob_buoi]

Thanks for the video Is it possible to change the transmission filter without dropping the pan? Asking bcoz the Toyota serving lady stated that they changed the filter without removing the pan.

[@LyricsProish]

Lol no

[@tclark2311]

No

[@myaqoub1980]

Do I have to change the oil or do I also have to flush the gear system (my car has gone upto 85k miles) I've seen other vids of ppl doing the same thing and they said to change the oil none of then mentioned that I had to flush the system

[@Righteouness]

Is it bad to change the oil when it hasn’t been frequently done?

[@ekovir]

Hi. When I chceck oil level at right temperature engine should be idling or stopped? The oil level is different when it’s running and when it’s stopped...

[@paulg5896]

Can you use any brand of oil so long it the right rating or do I need to buy geniune Toyota oil and how many liters oil do I need if just drain and replace (1KD 4 speed auto) Thanks Paul

[@veryaware]

Safest to stick with Toyota WS. Penrite have one that is believed to be equivalent that some auto trans specialist recommend and use. Certainly, not some random older type auto trans fluid.

[@angusbratter9939]

@@veryaware Roughly what quantity (litres) of fluid do you need per flush?

[@rezuuz]

@@angusbratter9939 12 litres I have just done on mine 200 series LC.

[@dpher1]

great video mate, can you please tell me how much oil came out? I have four litres ready for the first drain and fill but not sure if that is enough? I have the exact same transmission.

[@Fourby4Diesel]

4 will be plenty Usually 3 ish

[@angusbratter9939]

@@Fourby4Diesel is that 3 L per refill? or does that include 1 flush? Thanks!

[@abdallahatef1022]

How can i know that i used enough oil

[@DIYCarRepairs]

Can we use the the transmission dipstick as a filler too ?

[@Fourby4Diesel]

These transmissions don’t have a dipstick otherwise it would be the filler

[@DannyHarris614]

how many leter?

[@desiderious1]

Informative video. To bad Toyota, once known for easy servicing has gone to this terrible set up for it's automatic transmission service. I think this was done purposely to discourage the public from servicing their own automatic transmissions and instead taking it to a Toyota dealership where they will charge a high price for their service.

[@Fourby4Diesel]

Discourage ppl because they cause the problems. Wrong oil & overfilling. This has solved the problems of ppl.

[@desiderious1]

@@Fourby4Diesel Sorry I disagree. Toyota dealers complained to Toyota they weren't making enough profit which most comes from servicing Toyota vehicles because buyers were doing a lot of the basic services like oil and transmission fluid changes. Toyota has even made it difficult for the average person to change the motor oil and filter a new vehicles.

[@jaimepvc6828]

Diálisis?

[@sudhakarasaithambi6890]

Thank you

[@elvisvigu488]

Good video , but you talk a lot :)

[@romariotjipepa5114]

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