What is the recommended automatic fluid change schedule, if any, for a 2000 Camry 4 cyl LE?

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The video above shows how to change the fog light bulb in your 2004 Toyota Camry. Not all models have fog lights - for many Toyotas, it depends on your trim level (XLE) or whether the fog light option was ordered when your Camry was manufactured. Fog lights are typically in the front bumper, below the headlight cluster and are helpful in poor visibility. If one fog light is burnt out on your Camry, we recommend changing both bulbs because the working bulb will be dimmer than the one you replaced and will likely burn out soon anyway.

When you change the foglight on your Camry, be careful not touch the glass part of the bulb with your fingers which causes the bulb to burn out earlier.

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if you change the fluid you really need to change the filter for sure

and thats that

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your overdrive off light came on because the transmission was running too hot. You need to do two things; change your fluid and clean the trans oil cooler in or in front of your radiator. dropping the temperature of a transmission will prolong its life dramatically. I have diagnosed and rebuilt quite a few of them, and I do a lot of off road modifications where transmissions have to do extreme work.

Here is the recommended maintenance for your car http://www.driverside.com/service-schedule/complete/toyota-camry_hybrid-2009-23545-31396-57629

If you havent changed it yet and you have over 50,000 miles, it deffinetly should be changed.

You can drain and fill your trans. It will take 2.5 -3.0 quarts of DEX III trans fluid....goes in the fill tube. Or you can get said transmission flushed which changes all fluid including torque converter.....about 15 quarts. Way more thorough.

add fluid then recheck for the light, also when fluid level goes down it means the brakes are nearly worn out.

some thing is broken in the gearbox needs to go to a automatic transmission garage to get it fixed