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    Hi people! im wanting to service my autobox but not sure what to do or what parts i need, i need some tips on dropping the pan and cleaning/changing strainer, any help would be appreciated. Many thanx, Rob.

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    • #3
      sorry but that is just so funny


      chinny , not a lot needed , just drain it and remove the pan , take off strainer and clean then refit .
      you will only get a small amout of atf out .

      some auto box centers offer a fluid swap for about £80 , well worth it .

      john
      i bust things ,, it a skill i have ,,( need help?)

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        Class.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by johnd View Post
          sorry but that is just so funny


          chinny , not a lot needed , just drain it and remove the pan , take off strainer and clean then refit .
          you will only get a small amout of atf out .

          some auto box centers offer a fluid swap for about £80 , well worth it .

          john
          if i was to do it myself where would i be able to get hold of a gasket for the pan. thanx mate.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by chinny View Post
            if i was to do it myself where would i be able to get hold of a gasket for the pan. thanx mate.
            Just use RTV sealant, apply it with a mastic gun.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by chinny View Post
              if i was to do it myself where would i be able to get hold of a gasket for the pan. thanx mate.
              Toyota, it probably won't be as expensive as you think.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Albannach View Post
                Toyota, it probably won't be as expensive as you think.
                I don't think there is a gasket for the auto 'box.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by chinny View Post
                  if i was to do it myself where would i be able to get hold of a gasket for the pan. thanx mate.
                  not had mine off in a long time , but i think it had a rubber gasket so you should be able to reuse it .or was it bonded on with gasket past ? i cant remember to be honest

                  but as i say i fluid change would be a better option .

                  i only stripped mine after i blew my tourque converter and wanted to make sure i had no bits in the pan .

                  you will only get a few litres out and the rest will be in the box t/c and pipes so you will not change much .

                  john
                  i bust things ,, it a skill i have ,,( need help?)

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
                    I don't think there is a gasket for the auto 'box.
                    Ah, never looked to be honest. Just assumed there was one as the OP asked where to get it.
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Albannach View Post
                      Ah, never looked to be honest.
                      i have but cant remember , i do recal a chisel and a big hammer for some reson
                      i bust things ,, it a skill i have ,,( need help?)

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                      • #12
                        As Vince mentioned, I believe the Toyota method for sealing the pan is actually via RTV sealant.

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