Camry Transmission Drain Plug Tool at Danielle Cooper blog

Camry Transmission Drain Plug Tool. Jack up your car and chock the rear tires. Under the vehicle, on the driver's side, you will find the atf drain plug. The socket (10mm hex or the torx) fits into the bolt. You will want to remove the fill plug first with a 10 mm hex wrench. I have not been able to find a diy link on here for a transmission drain and fill on our 2015 camry with 70,000 miles. If your camry has very dark red or brown colored fluid, it's time to drain the pan and add fresh fluid. I don't plan on dropping the pan, just a simple drain and fill. Use a 10mm hex drive to remove the transmission plug. The fill plug is really close just above the drain plug. It is a little difficult to see at first. You could use a torx 55 male socket if your hex is rounded or rusted. Put your drain pan under the transmission drain bolt, and use a 10mm hex tool (i used a socket driver that fit my socket wrench) to break the bolt. This will create the vacuum that you need when you drain it. I watched car care nut youtube video about it but the location of the drain plug seems off compared to my camry. After the 3rd drain, i replaced the drain plug gasket and refilled with 3.2qts to allow for extra fluid to drain out during the fluid level.

It is a little difficult to see at first. After the 3rd drain, i replaced the drain plug gasket and refilled with 3.2qts to allow for extra fluid to drain out during the fluid level. Put your drain pan under the transmission drain bolt, and use a 10mm hex tool (i used a socket driver that fit my socket wrench) to break the bolt. The socket (10mm hex or the torx) fits into the bolt. Shut off your engine and allow it to cool down. I watched car care nut youtube video about it but the location of the drain plug seems off compared to my camry. Use a 10mm hex drive to remove the transmission plug. If your camry has very dark red or brown colored fluid, it's time to drain the pan and add fresh fluid. Jack up your car and chock the rear tires. The fill plug is really close just above the drain plug.

Tool Transmission Drain Plug Wrench Bavarian Autosport

Camry Transmission Drain Plug Tool Use a 10mm hex drive to remove the transmission plug. This will create the vacuum that you need when you drain it. Jack up your car and chock the rear tires. Shut off your engine and allow it to cool down. The socket (10mm hex or the torx) fits into the bolt. The fill plug is really close just above the drain plug. It is a little difficult to see at first. If your camry has very dark red or brown colored fluid, it's time to drain the pan and add fresh fluid. I watched car care nut youtube video about it but the location of the drain plug seems off compared to my camry. Use a 10mm hex drive to remove the transmission plug. You will want to remove the fill plug first with a 10 mm hex wrench. I have not been able to find a diy link on here for a transmission drain and fill on our 2015 camry with 70,000 miles. I don't plan on dropping the pan, just a simple drain and fill. After the 3rd drain, i replaced the drain plug gasket and refilled with 3.2qts to allow for extra fluid to drain out during the fluid level. Put your drain pan under the transmission drain bolt, and use a 10mm hex tool (i used a socket driver that fit my socket wrench) to break the bolt. You could use a torx 55 male socket if your hex is rounded or rusted.