I should use only use only "Toyota Genuine ATF Type T- IV" (ATF JWS3309 or NWS6500) for my corolla 2005. Is it the same oil?
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NO. ATF WS is NOT the same oil as ATF TYPE T-IV. if your owner's manual states TYPE T-IV, use ONLY that oil.
1333360
It is NOT the same oil. Personally, I would not "upgrade" to another ATF unless Toyota (the company, not just a dealer) confirmed compatibility. Hey, if the company could assure us that a newer, more expensive, fluid would work, they certainly would tell us, right?
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Type WS is Toyota's full synthetic blend of ATF for their 2008 and newer cars, which they say does not need to be changed and is good for the entire life of the vehicle. Type-IV is not synthetic so it needs to be replaced every 60k miles. I'm not sure however if it is ok to use WS for trannys that originally use T-IV.
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I do not recommend Redline ATF (after having bought an expensive case of D4). The Toyota spec for 2005-2012 Avalons is Toyota Type WS, and Valvoline recommends Valvoline MaxLife ATF for this application. Toyota WS ATF has received good reviews so probably best to stick with it, but alternatively you can use two parts of Toyota WS ATF with one part of Valvoline Maxlife (a synthetic ATF) added in.
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Hello, You may use 10W30 or SAE 30W , 4 stroke motor oil. You can find this at most auto parts stores or home stores. The engine requires 21oz of oil. Please ensure you do not over or under fill the engine before starting. Should you have any further questions please contact us at 800-791-9458, Thank you, Amerisun Customer Service
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Apparently the ATF WS is not for your 05 Camry. If you have your owners manual, it should tell you what type to use. I did a quick search on the web and found that you should be using: Toyota T-IV fluid. I would check the owners manual first though before doing anything.
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I'm pretty sure you can, I Googled your car and it calls for the same oil specifications as my daughters car, VW 502.00 oil, just make sure whatever you buy has that on the back.
492072
Your Corolla should use either Denso or NGK Iridium spark plug is best. Check owners manual for specs.
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Follow Toyota advice in your Owners Manual I believe it says "When changing the automatic transmission fluid, use only "Toyota Genuine ATF Type T−IV" (ATF JWS3309 or NWS6500) to aid in assuring optimum transaxle performance.Notice: Using automatic transmission fluid other than "Toyota Genuine ATF Type T−IV" may cause deterioration in shift quality, locking up of your trans- mission accompanied by vibration, and ultimately damage the automatic trans- mission of your vehicle."
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correct fluid if you have an auto. trans.; check applications here-http://www.redlineoil.com/application.aspx
194546
I use this on a Corolla in place of the shorter YZZF2. Holds a bit more oil. Zero problems in the last eight years of doing this. My Toyota parts guy sold me these and I've never looked back.
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i purchased these oil for 2006 jetta , is recommended as a fill only oil . i went ahead and did a complete oil change in first week of april , have not had any issues with it , shifts smooth . and no these isn't a synthetic oil .
1446531
This oil will work for all vw or Audi gasoline engines newer than 1995 I use it in my 2010 a4 2.0 turbo
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I don't know what the right oil to use is but I used heavy duty gear oil. Mine leaks too but I don't use it enough to worry about. For the price, I'm quite happy with it.
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............ lolwutit's GF-5 Fully Synthetic. In the U.S. it's considered a blend, in other place it's a synthetic, that's just how it is in the auto industry. Why are you looking into buying this oil anyways?
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is Toyota atf jws 3324 and nws 9658 the same as genuine Toyota arf type T1V and Toyota genuine 00289 and scion Toyota genuine ws
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What does you owners manual calls for???If it calls for Dex/ Mercon this will work. At some point Toyota switch over to the IV fluid, not sure waht year!!
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No, this tool will not work on a 2007 Corolla. The 2007 Corolla uses a disposable canister type oil filter. Fram p/n PH4967 would be a common example. All that's needed is an inexpensive "band" type filter wrench to remove and tighten the filter. Just get one sized slightly bigger than the diameter of the filter. The tool shown is for later model Toyota's that have a reusable filter container that must be removed and is designed to be used with a disposable filter cartridge that fits inside. Consider yourself lucky since your style filter is easier to remove/install with none of the mess associated with the cartridge/canister assy. If you're new to do-it-yourself oil changes, consider using a synthetic oil of the proper viscosity. You'll get better engine protection with drain intervals of 10,000 miles or more which will save you money and time.
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Pull out the dipstick for your transmission fluid. If it has "T-IV" stamped on it, then yes, it is absolutely compatible. You don't have to take my word for it, the Internet is full of posts talking about how T-IV fluid and 3309 are the same.