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Transmission oil & filter for 2.4 A10 2002

Clutha
in Toyota Alphard Servicing

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How does this look to the experts?

 

Local garage is going to do oil change for me.

 

 

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Looks good to me. Just done mine took 4 litres to refill the rest remains in the torque converter/gearbox.They'll need to remove the three 17mm nuts holding the engine mount by the gearbox and jack the gearbox up a bit to gain access to two of the 10mm bolts holding the sump on.

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Many thanks!

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