Transmission fluid change - A/T

[sirkosero]

Sir may I ask of where you had your dialysis tranny oil change? Long overdue na kasi itong car ko. Thank you sir

Servitek. Nasa 1500 labor. Bring your own ATF.

Exalta banawe 700 labor bring your own ATF din

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[attyallanlatras]

Mga bossing, yung Fortuner 2016 (Dsl 4x2 Automatic Trans) ko ay nakaabot na ng 40,000 km so kanina aside sa change oil, nag-pa drain din ako ng ATF para pailtan. However, yung na drain lang ay nasa 3 liters lang. Ang nasa Toyota Manual/Handbook yung ATF is nasa 9,5 liters. Dahil 3 liters lang na na-drain, 3 liters din ang napalit. Hindi kaya na sayang lang yung new 3 liters na ATF dahil yung karamihan sa natira ay lumang ATF na maitim?

[yapoy86]

Mga bossing, yung Fortuner 2016 (Dsl 4x2 Automatic Trans) ko ay nakaabot na ng 40,000 km so kanina aside sa change oil, nag-pa drain din ako ng ATF para pailtan. However, yung na drain lang ay nasa 3 liters lang. Ang nasa Toyota Manual/Handbook yung ATF is nasa 9,5 liters. Dahil 3 liters lang na na-drain, 3 liters din ang napalit. Hindi kaya na sayang lang yung new 3 liters na ATF dahil yung karamihan sa natira ay lumang ATF na maitim?

again, may tamang procedure sa pag drain ng ATF ng toyota transmission na walang dip stick.. watch you tube videos.. dapat nasa tamang temp yung transmission pag drain.

if i remember, same yung fill plug at drain plug nyan. may parang straw sa loob na mag dictate ng level ng ATF at the right temp. kaya yung nakuha na 3 liters ay malamang dahil mainit yung ATF at nag expand na sya..

[StockEngine]

Mga bossing, yung Fortuner 2016 (Dsl 4x2 Automatic Trans) ko ay nakaabot na ng 40,000 km so kanina aside sa change oil, nag-pa drain din ako ng ATF para pailtan. However, yung na drain lang ay nasa 3 liters lang. Ang nasa Toyota Manual/Handbook yung ATF is nasa 9,5 liters. Dahil 3 liters lang na na-drain, 3 liters din ang napalit. Hindi kaya na sayang lang yung new 3 liters na ATF dahil yung karamihan sa natira ay lumang ATF na maitim?

Drain and fill.. is different vs dry fill(9.5L)

The old fluid should still look red though.

[Egan101]

Mga bossing, yung Fortuner 2016 (Dsl 4x2 Automatic Trans) ko ay nakaabot na ng 40,000 km so kanina aside sa change oil, nag-pa drain din ako ng ATF para pailtan. However, yung na drain lang ay nasa 3 liters lang. Ang nasa Toyota Manual/Handbook yung ATF is nasa 9,5 liters. Dahil 3 liters lang na na-drain, 3 liters din ang napalit. Hindi kaya na sayang lang yung new 3 liters na ATF dahil yung karamihan sa natira ay lumang ATF na maitim?

9.5L might be the total amount of fluid in the whole tranny system. In most drain and refill method for AT trannies, the amount of fluid drained is just about a third of the while liquid content.

You will need a dialysis method to change the whole content of tranny fluid.


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[StockEngine]

again, may tamang procedure sa pag drain ng ATF ng toyota transmission na walang dip stick.. watch you tube videos.. dapat nasa tamang temp yung transmission pag drain.

if i remember, same yung fill plug at drain plug nyan. may parang straw sa loob na mag dictate ng level ng ATF at the right temp. kaya yung nakuha na 3 liters ay malamang dahil mainit yung ATF at nag expand na sya..

Normally draining doesnt require temps... maybe its a new thing.. but thats focked up as a regular maintenance procedure.

[dr. d]

there is this belief by some mekanikos,
that a hot fluid has more dissolved and suspended impurities and gunk in it, than not-hot fluids.
hence their preference of draining when hot.

it's the same belief when draining engine oil.

[StockEngine]

there is this belief by some mekanikos,
that a hot fluid has more dissolved and suspended impurities and gunk in it, than not-hot fluids.
hence their preference of draining when hot.

it's the same belief when draining engine oil.

Transmissions have fluid and metal. Thats it. Hot or not.. that metal wont rush down the drain..

[yapoy86]

Normally draining doesnt require temps... maybe its a new thing.. but thats focked up as a regular maintenance procedure.

some transmission require that especially those without dipstick.. sa mazda 3 service manual, it is required to drain the ATF when the fluid temp is around 50 deg C.

[yapoy86]

there is this belief by some mekanikos,
that a hot fluid has more dissolved and suspended impurities and gunk in it, than not-hot fluids.
hence their preference of draining when hot.

it's the same belief when draining engine oil.

ATF kasi expands.. so you get more out when its hot..