complexstuffs:
Good evening GAZZUZZ

I have a Toyota Corolla 2010 and the transmission oil has never been touched since 3 years that I shipped the vehicle to Nigeria. While driving a few days ago, I accidentally knocked an object which made the radiator and fan to shift.

In trying to fix back the radiator, the mechanic had to lose a hose (or tube) which carried transmission oil and some of the transmission oil spilled, and the oil became short. The mechanic toped the transmission oil with this oil (as shown in the picture) and I asked him if this oil will not affect the transmission in future and he assured me it will not. After I drove back home my mind no gree settle. I'm really worried if this transmission oil is good enough.

nymphomaniac:
1. Change mechanic. 2. Find the nearest competent Mech and flush out your gear oil. 3. Buy Toyota T-IV and do a full oil change. May be up to 5ltrs. Original oil o!!!


Good luck. Cc Gazzuzz

GAZZUZZ:


I saw it, but didn't know which way to advice.

The clown that put the wrong oil, would he be competent enough to safely do an oil drain? Yes his transmission is contaminated now, but it's like 25per contamination, it will not kill the transmission suddenly, but imagine same clown contaminating the entire system in the name of flushing and you now have an undrivable vehicle due to a contaminated valve body. Sometime better to just leave the sin as it is .

adisabarber:


Does the speedometer work when it starts behaving like that? If it does not work. Does the gear select properly when it starts fluctuating? Does the BRAKE light on the dashboard come on when it starts?

amordi:
Pls Make una help me with these codes ..@GAZZUZZ

Car Toyota Camry 2010

C1201
Raw code: 5201
ECU: ABS control unit #2
Status: Confirmed
Toyota: Engine Control System Malfunction (VCS lamp ON-RX3) or ECM/TCM malfunction / 51

C1332
Raw code: 5332
ECU: ABS control unit #2
Status: Confirmed


C1445
Raw code: 5445
ECU: ABS control unit #2
Status: Confirmed

Kingstel:
Please what's your advice?

Images of the engine oil being used by my mechanic and oil by the user's manual.

nymphomaniac:
1. Change mechanic. 2. Find the nearest competent Mech and flush out your gear oil. 3. Buy Toyota T-IV and do a full oil change. May be up to 5ltrs. Original oil o!!!


Good luck. Cc Gazzuzz

GAZZUZZ:


I saw it, but didn't know which way to advice.

The clown that put the wrong oil, would he be competent enough to safely do an oil drain? Yes his transmission is contaminated now, but it's like 25per contamination, it will not kill the transmission suddenly, but imagine same clown contaminating the entire system in the name of flushing and you now have an undrivable vehicle due to a contaminated valve body. Sometime better to just leave the sin as it is .

complexstuffs:



Wow.... This is just confirms my greatest fear.

I only drove home and the car has been parked since yesterday

What should I do now? How do I salvage the situation ?

olumzzz:

Check your mokalik

complexstuffs:



I will change him..


My problem is how to solve what he caused

olumzzz:

The solution has been prescribed to you (drain, flush and refill using factory spec).
The only concern is if that operation will be performed by ya current mokalik

complexstuffs:



I will not touch that mokalik even with a long pole.

My issue is that, how do I get a genuine transmission oil for Toyota corolla.

b2212:
I got this codes on my mazda 5. Car has been parked for a while and in limp mode.

complexstuffs:
Good evening GAZZUZZ

I have a Toyota Corolla 2010 and the transmission oil has never been touched since 3 years that I shipped the vehicle to Nigeria. While driving a few days ago, I accidentally knocked an object which made the radiator and fan to shift.

In trying to fix back the radiator, the mechanic had to lose a hose (or tube) which carried transmission oil and some of the transmission oil spilled, and the oil became short. The mechanic toped the transmission oil with this oil (as shown in the picture) and I asked him if this oil will not affect the transmission in future and he assured me it will not. After I drove back home my mind no gree settle. I'm really worried if this transmission oil is good enough.

Bizzyliss:
ur mech is very stupid to use this, I can’t even use this for my power steering sef e come be transmission

Bizzyliss:
ur mech is very stupid to use this, I can’t even use this for my power steering sef e come be transmission

SpaceAngel:
Reverse gear of 2012 AWD highlander failed, no error codes using toyota techstream diagnostics, oil level is ok. Started without warning, car was sluggish in reverse, then stopped moving at all in reverse gear. The gearbox was changed some months back.

What could be the issue

GAZZUZZ:


Sadly Replace Transmission, again .

GAZZUZZ:


Sadly Replace Transmission, again .

SpaceAngel:



I actually want to find out, if front axle that was leaking oil could have affected the transmission, though it never dried up or ceased to my knowledge.

Wonder why it also didn't bring up any codes.

Thanks for the response.

GAZZUZZ:


The transmission part most likely happened.

https://www.nairaland.com/7687769/first-service

abeyluve:
Please house is Oando oil good for vehicles

complexstuffs:



I realized that a little too late and I have not been using the car since then..

My issue is how do I solve the problem. How do I get the Genuine Toyota ATF WS fluid

b2212:

fuel is literally dripping from exhaust

b2212:

fuel is literally dripping from exhaust