Assuming that it's an automatic transmission it takes about 2 and 3/4 quarts of The correct type of ATF, check the dipstick the fluid type is imprinted on it, should be Toyota type T- IV fluid or equivalent.
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there are 2 colored dip sticks one black (oil) one red (trans)
he means the one far in the back of the engine which is usually red
SOURCE: 2005 toyota corolla s transmission fluid
The cleaning is by flushing. DO NOT LET THEM FLUSH YOUR TRANNY! It will do nothing but damage the tranny.
For as fluid. the 3.2 quarts is if you dont drain the torque converter. If you drain the converter then it will take about 14 to 16 quarts.
The reason i say do not let them flush the tranny is because they force the fluid backwards through the system and that will damage it. Also if the tranny is almost on its last "leg" and you may not know it. Then all that will do is speed the process up.
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its best to call the dealer giving them either the last 8 digits of the VIN number or just providing them the model of the car. Use google maps to locate a Toyota dealer then dial their number and ask for the "parts department"
SOURCE: 2004 Toyota 4 runner: I
If it was a red colored fluid it was transmission fluid. You need to check that on level ground with the motor running to be sure you get the level correct. Normally you have to pull all of the Pan bolts to drain this but every so often Toyota puts a drain plug on the transmission. Make sure you haven't over filled that.
The engine drain is at the rear of the motor on the bottom. On a side ways mounted engine that is the side toward the firewall and will be a black or brownish color.
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