2002 sequoia limited 2wd transmission problems (1 Viewer)

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Hello everyone trying to figure out what's going on with my 2002 sequoia 2x4 I recently started to drive it more often bought it 1 year ago with 95k miles when I bought it 1&2nd kicked while shifting put some Lucas trans for time being. 6 months later after 5k miles drove better but wanted to change fluid so I flushed total of 12 quarts 3 attempts through trans cooler did see some silver flakes fluid was black maybe never changed does have low miles for 02. Put a external filter filled with V max life trans full synthetic at first it shifted on time but symptom was more noticeable so I added I Lucas trans and libiguard got better made the trans fluid a little thicker I don't think its the selonoid It goes in all gear but not 100% smooth in 1 & 2. 3&4 is fine 1st being worser than 2 can't it be the selonoid or is the damage done because of it being 18 years old and probably not being serviced over time also reset the computer by taking the negative off over 10 min any help would be great also did get the rear hatch window to operate was thrilled multiple times to go up and down it didn't work the next day and still doesn't bad motor? Thanks :) p.s. also own a 2003 sr5 with 210k miles but no trans issues bought 3 years ago with 180k miles
 
First, change your PCV valve. $6 part that controls the vacuum in the motor.

Pull the pan off the trans. Clean it thoroughly with diesel fuel. Use a rag to remove the fuzz from the magnets and put them back where you found them. Install a new filter/screen and then put the pan back on.

A toyota dealer or many private garages have machines that will flush the trans - removing ALL the fluid and replacing it with new.

But first, is the fluid milky? These trucks are prone to breaking the trans cooler inside the radiator and leaking antifreeze into the trans. If the trans fluid is milky pink DO NOT DRIVE THE TRUCK. Replace the radiator, then have the trans flushed. In your case, the damage may already be done :(

Even if it needs a trans, one of these trucks with 95K is priceless! Mine has 135K :))))
 
Thanks I already flushed all the fluid about 13 quarts old fluid was near black some red got synthetic fluid with external fluid didn't wanted to pull the pan yet added some libiguard and Lucas trans about 1 quart total shifts better temporary fix next PCV and obd2
 

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