Should you be in Park or neutral while idling at temp to set the correct level?
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Should you be in Park or neutral while idling at temp to set the correct level?
Can someone clarify, when jumping the 4 and 13, do I do a brief connection of the two port or simply leave them connected? I am doing the procedure and am having other lights blinking and have not had the temp light go on after 10min of idle
Thanks for clarifying the procedure. I ended up using my tech stream.You insert the jumper wire and leave it in. To enter temp check mode, you put the transmission in N and then move it to D and then back to N every 1.5 seconds until the AT/OIL Temp lights up. Then you are in temp check mode.
Thanks for clarifying the procedure. I ended up using my tech stream.
Hey Tare - Didn't see that anyone ever answered your question about where the fill port/plug is for the sealed transmissions. I want to do the method you suggest on my 06 and has no dipstick to use for filling. I used to the same on my 80 series but of course, it had a dipstick. Hoping someone has a pic they can post. I crawled under the Cruiser with a flashlight and its location is a mystery.
Reviving this thread for 04-07 LC/LX.
Do you guys think this is something I need to work on ASAP? Replace new oil pan gasket?
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No drips by the way on my garage floor.
The seepage is at the rear end part of the oil pan.
Thanks in advance gents.
Reviving this thread for 04-07 LC/LX.
Do you guys think this is something I need to work on ASAP? Replace new oil pan gasket?
View attachment 2062581View attachment 2062582View attachment 2062583
No drips by the way on my garage floor.
The seepage is at the rear end part of the oil pan.
Thanks in advance gents.
if you are planning to replace the oil, then open the pan, clean the magnets (good way to see how ur AT is doing), i (personally would replace the filter as well) replace gasket.Reviving this thread for 04-07 LC/LX.
Do you guys think this is something I need to work on ASAP? Replace new oil pan gasket?
View attachment 2062581View attachment 2062582View attachment 2062583
No drips by the way on my garage floor.
The seepage is at the rear end part of the oil pan.
Thanks in advance gents.