im turbo and because of the intake pipe its blocking the the dipstick

 

Royal Purple Max ATF from http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...nresults=false

, is that ok? it would be my guess any ATF fluid works for the car but this im guessing isnt "covered by warranty" correct?[/code]

 

No, not all ATF will work with our car. It doesn't say anything about Toyota Type-IV which is what our car requires.

From the Summit Racing website:
"Royal Purple Max ATF is a synthetic, high-performance, long life, multipurpose automatic transmission fluid. It is recommended for all automatic transmissions requiring Ford Mercon or GM Dexron III transmission fluids. "

Doesn't say anything about Toyota Type-IV

 

This is stright off of royal purple's website.

"Toyota - Type T, Type T-III, Type IV-- Max ATF"
They do recomend it for our cars!

 

booo yah thanks my man, i already ordered it =] ha

 

I was thinking about ordering it to but I didnt have enough time to do it bc I was pushing to have it done so I just went and got ATF for the dealer. But himynameischris if you could let me know how the max ATF works that would be great!! Thinking about getting it but would like to see what you think of it when you get it in your tranny!
Thanks,
Chris

 

nice find... i didn't bother checking the royal purple website.

 

We got all ENEOS oils in stock- FREE Shipping

http://www.carcandymotorsports.com/i.../cPath/404_406

Greg

 

wow summit is fast, (and close) i just got the tranny fluid TODAY, ordered yesterday recieved today A+, ill install it tonight and will be cruiseing around ill give some feedback!.


*edit* fluid was installed and the car ran beautiful, it shifts much smoother and harder, my friend was even complimenting it after it was done.....

 

wow great write up...dealer wants to charge me... $190 for that.. rip off!

 

You can also use Amsoil Synthetic ATF

 

Thanks for the write up.......I wilhave to check out the Eneos Tranny fluid when I do mine......I like to change it out every 20,000 that way the slush box lasts a long long time.

 

I wouldn't use anything but type IV. It can void your warranty. Also the dealer charges X amount of $ because we at least my dealer flushes all the old fluid out. A drain and fill will not take out all the old fluid. There will still be a good amount of dirty fluid in the tranny. Just like a drain and fill on a radiator will not take out all the dirty fluid in the cooling system.

 

yeah but go ahead and flush a valve body, not the best idea for them. No matter if a "dealer" said it was good. Also power flushing an aluminum radiator, not a good idea if you don't want to have something rupture. Aluminum = Thin = No flushing, just drain.

I would just drain and refill like Toyota recommends (even in the service manual they only recommend draining). At how often people are draining it, like every 15k to 20k miles you have nothing to worry about. I would worry about flushing the entire trans with a pressure machine! ouch!

 

Sorry bro,

Your wrong. At least on any of the machines I have ever used. The coolant flush machine won't even run if the pressure is to high. The trans flush machine puts lets pressure on the trans then it gets during normal use.

 

hey guys for info toyota's tranny fluid is Dex-III if u look at the back of the bottle, its honda that is really strict on their tranny fluid anyways anyone have a writeup on auto tranny's tranny filter change like how does it look when i pull it off?

 

thanks for the diy!!

 

Thanks man!

 

Hi
for any miles - have to be ATF oil changed?

for any miles - have to be motor oil changed?

maybe some one have photos - how to chnage oil filter?

thanks in advance
www.scion.pl

 

change it at 30k