when do I get the transmission fluid flushed on my 2010 prius

Asked by doodleall Aug 23, 2014 at 10:42 PM about the 2010 Toyota Prius

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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I think maybe one hundred thousand.But i would all so replace filter to.

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I'm going to agree with T_S_T; for the most part the dealer recommends most of the unusual servicing, trans, differential, complete brake system flush is around 70.000 to 100.000mi. this applies now days for the timing belt and H20 pump as well.

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P.S. when you change trans fluid always change the filter. You won't be near it for another 100.000mi.

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The prius has a World Standard CVT tranny that shoukd not be serviced for tje life of the car. The dealer will tell you it is sealed and can only be serviced by them. Actually it has a drain and fill plug. You should probably change it at 200k though. Simple to do yourself, it does not have a filter.

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guy on youtube drained his at 30 and it was black.what fluid can last to 100k ??

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I have 3 Prii and have changed the tranny fluid many times. At 50k, the fluid is black and like water. I'd recommend a change every 30-50k.Remember, WS ATF is cheap and NOT SYNTHETIC. There are better choices in true synthetic lube that exceeds the WS spec. Many so-called synthetic lubes are not true synthetic.IT's the difference between cheap SAE Group 3 synthetic and real synthetic Group 4 with a real synthetic base. In oil, only 3 brands are Group 4: REDLINE, Royal Purple and the higher grade AMSOIL. So I use REDLINE D6 in all my Prii. It runs cooler, lasts longer and quiets the tranny like velvet. Available on Amazon for about $50.00 a gallon.Toyota WS is made for Aisin who makes many Toyo trannies. Aisin WS is often less expensive. If you read the Toyota forums, You'll see WS is very heat sensitive.

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Whoever says that a car has lifetime fluid that never needs to be changed is an absolute dingleberry thats gonna have transmission problems for sure

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When they say the CVT is good for life it means the CVT's life is up when the fluid goes bad. Best to change it every 50,000 miles unless you have so much money that buying a new transmission is easier.

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How often will transmissions filter should be replaced on a Toyota Prius 2013

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I have a 2008 Prius 197,400 miles Change oil every 3000 miles. But was told by a Toyota Service manager leave everything else alone. Hence, 11 years later and the above stated miles, I've done tires, brakes and oil changes. At this point if it goes I've saved enough to but a new one. But nothing shows an imminent death.

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My 2011 Prius has 451k never touched the transmission with no problems.

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