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How Do You Change Automatic Transmission Fluid In A Toyota Tacoma?

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How Do You Change Automatic Transmission Fluid In A Toyota Tacoma?

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You should service or inspect the automatic transmission fluid in a Toyota Tacoma at least every 15,000 miles or 12 months. You can check the fluid as often as you like to ensure it’s the proper clear, red color. The recommended transmission fluid for a Tacoma is Dexron II or Dexron III. Check the owner’s manual to confirm the correct fluid choice. Know that to change the transmission fluid, it should be hot. Drive the truck for about 20 minutes before changing the fluid. Park the truck on level ground or raise it with ramps or jacks to gain easier access to the transmission. Ensure that you level and safely support the truck. Clean the area around the drain plug thoroughly to remove all dirt and grease. Remove the dipstick from the filler tube and replace it with a funnel. You will likely need a funnel with a long flexible neck. During regular maintenance, you don’t have to remove the pan or replace the filter. If you are changing the fluid on a newer Tacoma with a refill plug, remove

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