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Old 02-21-2007, 08:31 PM
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how much do shops charge for complete fluid changes?
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wont cost much, just get some gear oil. I did mine around 100,000 and it came out really dirty, but after i changed it i got better MPG and the whole thing just felt like it was driving better.
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how much do shops charge for complete fluid changes?
the shop i work at , it cost 29.99 to change the gear oil with dino oil.
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what about radiator and tranny?
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around 100.00 apiece, i think
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wow.

ill just do it myself.

couldnt be that hard.
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You cant get all the fluid out of the transmission unless you have it flushed with a machine, but you can flush the radiator yourself.
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use the toyota red coolant right?
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i would
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Old 02-22-2007, 03:20 PM
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is this a bad o2 sensor?

its the pre- cat sensor.

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anyone?
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You can't tell by just looking at an O2 sensor's tip if it's bad or not, you need to see the signal on an OBD scanner. If it gives you a nice sine wave, doesn't throw any CELs and you're getting decent gas mileage, chances are it's still ok.
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