2017 Toyota Corolla transmission oil drain and refill 

You aren't wrong. There should hardly be a trickle coming out. There's way too much fluid in there.

Yes you can bypass the temp check.

Dealer charge me 295 today

Trans fluid expands with heat...adding back exactly what you took out only works if the new trans fluid is the same temp as the old fluid. When I do this job I prepare the car the previous night so the trans is stone cold in the morning. Since I assume he drove it into the shop (perhaps after a test drive), the old fluid would have been above the ambient air temp. Therefore the test he performed is correct. One more thing: I would have removed the fill plug before removing the drain plug. In case the fill plug was damaged for any reason and would not come off, he has no way to refill the trans.

check this video on YT ...he explains these sealed or overflow type transmission and you'll understand the concept. "How to change your Toyota Sealed Transmission Fluid"

That’s how I did it… this video helped me… thanks

What fluid did you use? I don’t really drive my car more than 10k a year. 2015 and 92k-

Yes you can

Yes, I didn’t take it out that’s why he got a little fluid out

My bad he got it 😂

El fluido se debe camviar cada 60 mil millas, no se cuanto es en km y el filtro por lo general cada 100mil pero si cambias filtro tamvien tienes que cambiar el gaskit.

The LE model has these 16 inch wheels.

Drain plug torque: 30 foot pounds OR 40.7 Newton Meters. Hand tighten the straw just until it stops, no more OR 2 Newton Meters.

Use OEM specified, don't mess around

@@hjer731 You're correct. I put some Valvoline CVT fluid and my transmission is making whining noise even if it's shifting nicely. 2017 Corolla LE

​@@SirD31V1Dwhine means it's low on tranny fluid...put 1/3 of a quart in..should make the whine go away

This model and most of the newer Toyota models don’t have dipsticks anymore.

Porn much?

Ejaculated 🤣🤣🤣👍 no trans fluid stick on tpyotas so no need for a handjob 🤣

Yes 2020 corolla le 1.8 liter use FE ( Fuel Efficient) fluid and change it before hit 60.000 miles . Make sure get it from toyota dealers , some dealers sale for 150 dollars for 4 litter some sale for 118 dollars in Tampa Florida just go dealers to dealers to see who's cheaper

Toyota doesn’t make their own fluid. They buy them and put their labels on the bottles.

NEVER!!!

@@JaboTheMechanic CVT transmissions suck! I had 2005 Corolla 295k miles transmission no problems.

Did you watch the video. I did take it off

7:00. You have no clue how to pay attention.

He did it, watch the video again.

Yes I did watch the video. 7:00

Your mom

Open your eyes!😂