How to Check All Fluids 2012-2017 Toyota Camry

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This video shows you how to check all fluids on your 2012-2017 Toyota Camry.
This repair was done on a 2014 Toyota Camry SE 2.5L Sedan 4-Door FWD Automatic and the process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2012 Toyota Camry
2013 Toyota Camry
2014 Toyota Camry
2015 Toyota Camry
2016 Toyota Camry
2017 Toyota Camry
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[@waltonsimons7370]

Back to basics. Love it. You're doing us a great service! What a great refresher.

[@mattb9664]

This Camry was one of the last good models before Toyota began cheapening some of the internal parts. For as good as the new Camry was with the look and handling, I remember how some of the door panels and skins, and some of the covers in the engine bay just seemed to be strangely skinnier than anything I had seen on an older Camry or Corolla.

[@gazalalakdawala6538]

Thanks for the help. Honestly very helpful

[@montserratgallegos4645]

Thank you so much for this!!!! I’m excited to check these for myself in the morning

[@issameQ]

Did u add transmission oil back after you drained some?

[@JeffroDH]

FYI, the transmission has to be at a certain temp range, not at full operating temperature. Something like 95-115 degrees, unless you have the toyota tool for measuring it hot.

[@donaldjones2106]

If someone (mechanic) does your transmission. There is no way to tell if you need more fluid. I can check my oil before a big trip. But if my transmission for some reason needs more. I can't. Just to save a few bucks.

[@md.khalidhassanmahi7081]

If I want to my vehicle must too good what i do for the engine

[@user-oh1hc5vw5o]

where is the power steering fluid reservoir?