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![]() Drives: Yaris 2011 5 door Join Date: Sep 2019
Location: Montreal, Canada
Posts: 7
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Here's my 2 cents:
After filling up the transmission fluid, I went to measure if I had put enough. The mechanic's manual tells us to measure the fluid level while the engine is running at a normal operating temperature (see image below), set on Park, and while the car is level. The latter is very important and will have a significant effect on your fluid level readings. Here's the experiment I did: Parked on the left side of the street, the car was rolling a few degrees left. The ATF level would read below the normal quantity. Parked on the right side of the street, the car was rolling a few degrees right. The ATF level would read above the normal quantity. I wouldn't believe such a small inclination change would have that much of an effect on the ATF level, so I repeated my experiment to convince myself it was real. The neighbors must have tought I was crazy... ![]() Here's the official instructions for fluid level check on a 2007 yaris: |
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