5 Signs Your Transmission Has a Serious Problem
5 Signs Your Transmission Has a Serious Problem, DIY life hack and car repair with Scotty Kilmer. Car life hacks. How to save thousands of dollars by not having to go to an auto mechanic for car transmission repairs. How to fix cars. Expensive car transmission repairs. Car hacks that will save you thousands in car transmission repairs. 5 minute life hacks to make your transmission run as long as possible. How to tell if your transmission has a problem. Car transmission maintenance tips. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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Happy Father's day Scotty!!! By the way what is the best way to change transmission fluid? I've changed both by by dropping the pan an filter, and by disconnecting the line from the cooler. However what the best way between these two options in your opinion?
As Moroccan & I do thank you a lots ...
Happy Father’s Day
Heyyy Scotty! Happy Father's Day man!
We need more honest mechanics like Scotty!!
For sure.
great video
We need to have mechanics stream their services or upload them to youtube.. If they arent doing it right, we can easily figure that out and go somewhere else. Right now its "hey can you do it this way because its the right way?" and they dont do it right.
If you think it is only mechanics are giving you a stretch…..you trust a banker ? Doctor ? Ha !
I'm a honest mechanic 😏🤥🥴😈 👁👃👁 👅
Scotty is as honest as a mechanic gets in this world. I wish there were more like him.
Except the store he opened in Albuquerque that he's shoving down our thoats now
No hay.
I’m gonna be honest; I’ve worked with and for a pretty decent number of mechanics and at least the ones I’ve worked around absolutely do not care enough or have the time to lie to you or sell you things you don’t need. They just want the money it’ll take to pay themselves without you coming back with a problem because then they have to fix it again, usually for free
Amazing info! From a woman learning to quit being taken advantage of in shops. They always treat me like I don't know! Well, now I do. :)
I feel ya
Dont feel bad, its not just because your a girl, i feel like they see right through me as well. Lol 🫣😆
You gotta find one of these Asian dudes they’ll get you right been going to the same Vietnamese guy since I turned 16 he’s awesome.
Yes that sucks they do that I've always been pretty good at mechanic & body work & have always told me & women the truth & tried explaining everything normally even charged women less if they was nice!!
It’s taken me almost a year to get a straight answer to my issue leaving shop after shop after they offer way more services my research thus far has said is necessary. Thanks Scott!
1st sign your transmission is having problems, your car has a Nissan logo on it .. 😁😁🤣🤣🤣.. just from my experience owning one.
😂😂😂 Sadly I agree. 😅😅😅
So true
my 350z is still solid aha it’s the fwd transmissions that are crap
Or it says Acura TL on the back
@@splays7691 tell me about it still drivin a 06 3.2 auto lol
I give this guy a thumbs up before I even watch his videos. They never disappoint.
Yea hes the best
Even if you know hes good should watch them first the main problem with the world scoott would agree
Me too, in case I forget.
Same lol
True that :)
after watching this man speak for 4:30 min i could tell i was listening to someone who is a master mechanic and extremely knowledgeable source of information to rely on from how easily i was already learning from what and how he is saying and breaking it down in his own form you can tell he is sharing from years of not only experience but also a certain passion for his craft that has allowed him to delevope a technique and skill for teaching and confident i could learn much more and have to subscribe and how lucky to come across the channel and acknowledging how rare it is to come across awsome individuals as him self!
.. and besides sharp, he's funnnyyyy too
I know absolutely nothing about cars/ had no real interest in learning. Suddenly Scotty came along and I just can't help but get sucked in. He answers all the questions
thank you!! i just bought a 99 nissan pathfinder and this is the exact info i needed to know! this video needs to be seen by more people!
Scotty's Celica is so well made it's starting to reverse the mileage
Just like Christene.
He could legit find 100+ faults and error codes in the 2 weeks old CLA I drive... 😂😂😂😂 Calling it a moneypit at the same time...
Just drive it backwards 🧠 🤯 🧠
That's what happens when you drive it in reverse
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Flush toilets, not transmissions. Got it.
In africa they flush toilets with transmission oil!! I swear, i've seen it done.
Rev up your Toilets
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Lol😂
This taught me so much! Thankyou so much for making videos like these, mini mechanic learning from a legend!!
Scotty putting mechanics outta work one shop at a time! I love it 👏
"maybe it slips a little!" *picture of car facedown in the snow* LOL!
I love getting yelled at by Scotty about cars. Makes my day!
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YES yell at us Scotty!
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I’m glad you addressed this because this is really important. I doubt my transmission fluid was ever replaced on both of my high mileage cars so i never will. My Honda I have Added some before because it was a little low but that’s it
Everything Scotty said in this video is happening. I have 2007 Lexus ES350. I bought it used and everything was going great because I maintained it. Then 2 years ago Toyota changed the transmission oil and in May my car just started to act up. I barely able to make it to my mechanic. He changed the oil and runs slightly better but Scotty I believe just confirmed I need a new transmission. Uggh
LIke the old Fram commercials - "You can pay me now, or pay me later".
My only Regret in Life is that i wish that i would have found Scotty Kilmer's KZhead Channel sooner.
AMEN BROTHER!! He is the absolute BEST!!!!!
Agreed!! I wouldn't spend that much money , trying to fix those crappy Chevys Ford's, ... lesson learned after scoty channel
You have 13 years worth of content to catch up on 😉
Why? Did your transmission crap out?
That's problem a good regret to have lol
Brilliant design! Love it. The designers don't work on them so they have no clue. Great job on info!!
My transmission is actually having trouble, I clicked on this video expecting to commiserate but still ended up learning something new. Thanks!
Here at Mercedes a transmission service is dropping the pan, replacing the gasket, filter, and drain out the fluid in it. Put pan on with new gasket, top off with new fluid. No flushing.
No flushing...change it more often !
@@Garth2011 nope. I've got a 1991 Mercedes 190e. Manual says change the fluid each 100k km or 60k miles. Not only is the fluid clean after I change it. As Dcc357 said, you replace the filter and pan gasket. When draining out the fluid, i got 4.9x liters out of my transmission when there should be 5L in there. That extra 50ml or less of old fluid won't damage anything. That's why these Benz's will outlast any car as long as the preventative maintenance is done.
Makes sense
MERCEDES CHARGED ME 8000 USD FOR GASKET REPLACEMENT
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Obviously i'm a really, really shitty father. I did not even know it was father's day
Right.i wish I could get him to come to Mississippi to work on my Car
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He has made sure to cover everything possible. I'm glad I have watched his videos!!!!!
He's a true mechanic- talks with his hands!
Scott is right.. we'd use "F type" or STP to thicken the fluid. But if it still slips, the clutch plates & seals are probably worn out too much.
Always so helpful, Happy Father's Day Scotty!
Excellent video Scotty! You obviously know a lot about cars. I am hearing a grinding noise in my car. I was about to demand a transmission fluid change. After watching your video, I have now asked for the mechanic to check out the noise.
Great video. I need help with my 3007 Camry. We had a rebuilt transmission put in with a year warranty the year almost up and it's been haven't slippery problems. And sometimes when I stopped up to pass someone. It feels like a double shift. I took my it back to the dealer 4 tone it did it the first 3 times. The the manager wanted to drive out with his scan tool plugged in. Wouldn't you know it. It didn't do it. He sent the data to to uhh ota anyway and told Toyota about thteansmission acting up. Toyota said we have to catch it on a scan tool to see what's wrong. What should I do. The transmission only 2 months left on warranty. 1 year is a sucky warrenty FF or Toyota to give to customers for a rebuilt one from Toyota directly. What should I do? What would you do?
I love love love this guy! Scottie thank you in a million ways for sharing this vital auto info, this information has saved me so much money. I really appreciate you Scottie, way to go dude! Your a tru blessing to us out here!
Happy Father's Day Scotty! You are the most reliable mechanic with tons of information...I enjoy watching your videos daily and learning something new almost always! A true fan from the Caribbean Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🙏
T&T .. very sweet .. up here in Jersey .. it sucks .. lol
Why am I watching this video on Father’s Day 😂😂😂😂
I guess many shops learned to hate you over the years. I love it, keep it coming.
Where I am, really wish there were more mechanics like you Scotty!
i took the risk of draining my transmission fluid at 200k miles on my 2014 accord, now i do it every 30k miles. So far so good, 263k miles running strong
Nice you should be good, keep us updated.
I have a 2011 Accord did you just get the tranny fluid exchange and filter?
U did it urself ???
Honda power
@@user-xq1bh9fn6q yeah, it's extremely easy on the 9th gen honda accord. Took me about 10-15 mins. I saw a few videos on youtube
Keep up the great work Scotty! We Love you in South Carolina!
I can 100% attest that that Lucas transmission slip fix is amazing. I inherited a 2007 Honda Accord with 210k miles on it from my uncle. Without my knowledge my mechanic change the transmission fluid because it was a dirty and I had a feeling my uncle never did that. Needless to say, it started slipping and hesitating terribly within a year (I dont drive very much luckily). I put the Lucas fluid in and ever since it's been shifting like a dream. Best stuff ever!
I’m gonna try it in my van, . 186k miles, It started slipping and sometimes it won’t go in reverse. Thank you for the advice
@@manuelsalgado8510 How did it work?
@@kiddav5005 it didn’t work, but my transmission was already kicking it, . The van is sitting now. Maybe if I would have tried it sooner
@@manuelsalgado8510 tried changing the filter? One last hope.
@@starkeymorgan4142 what filter? My van doesn’t have reverse or forward,
His delivery is crazy to me. He’s super smart and explains everything so well n never loses me. I like this dude a lot and who woulda thought a flush would be bad
Thanks for another great video. Your videos are very informative. Mechanics must love you.
I flushed transmission fluid on my 03 Grand Marquis with 175k miles, but manually not by a flush machine. First, dropped the pan and removed 5 quarts. Then I removed the cooler line that is going back to the transmission from radiator and started the car. Fluid started to flow out of the line and as soon as very less fluid started to come out, I turned off the car. The car takes 14 quarts of Mercon V, but the car took only 12 quarts and it was full. I performed this back in 2017 and since then the transmission shifts like a dream. So lags, no jerks nothing. Smooth shifting like new. The car now has 220k miles. So from my experience, manual flushing of the transmission worked out well. I never changed the fluid before 175k miles. It was the one and the only time I did because my torque converter had the common shudder issue. After the flush, I also added Dr tranny instant shudder fix additive as well. I did try Dr tranny before flushing as well but it work more than 4 months.
I have 2000 F150 it still recommends a 30000 mile transmission service. That's what I stick to 250000 miles and still strong. Great advice Scotty.
Love the show Scotty! We watched you me and my bros on TV We were children and would get all excited yay the Scotty show is on! Best ever show. You explain it all so kindly. I've seen some people explain cars and they are mean. Your like in the school of nicest car guy ever
Scotty Kilmer is a legend. He is indeed the best mechanic in the WORLD. I don't think any mechanic can match him.
This guy! So much info in little time! Appreciate this!
I love watching your skids Scotty! Very funny and super informative!
Great presentation Scotty! You are "One of a kind!"
Fun fact: car companies don't make new transmissions. The transmission in your new car was ripped out of some old junker from the 90's and sandblasted. Then it got welded back together and stuffed with good components that came out of old junkers too. After the absolute minimum number of new parts are added to get it working, its stamped as new and put inside a brand new car.
almost everything now adays atleast gm related has 10 gears😭😭 I don’t think so
Yea lol this is wrong, source: worked on the plant floor making them.
Worked on the floor refurbishing them to be tagged as new. Nice try hiding the truth car company propagandist.
You got a source for that bud?
Happy Father's day! Agreed not to flush, but after 100K+ miles if never changed. Dealer did a complete flush & refilled all 11qts on my car at 60K miles and trans shifts sooo much better now, with NO issues!
I am starting to see a pattern here. More people need to buy 94' Celicas and STOP buying New cars.
Honda, Toyota....older Ford, older Chevy and older Volvo ...new cars are made like crap
You know carmakers don't make good cars anymore they just build commercial machines every 3 612 months You need to do something. If you smart buy old from 2000 to 2010 they re better built than nowadays toys. And you save a lot of money car is car just to take you to your destination.
Scotty is the dad that i needed 🙏🤜👊
Best automotive maintenance and repair videos on KZhead. Period
Honesty..!! Wouldn’t it be nice if people where up front honest and respectful about things, life is already rough enough..!! Appreciate you Scotty..!! ✌🏼 🚙…..
Happy Father's Day Scotty. Thank you for being a great dad to us all these years...your faithfulness is mind blowing. God bless you greatly.
I’m watching this on fathers day
Scotty, thank you. Anytime I want to learn something about my cars, I look for you first.
You have done this video perfect. 100% agreed.
Scotty is a great man and a good mechanic just don't stand to close when he's talking you might get hit lol
Yeah, the arms and hands flailing around makes it a lot more interesting though! 😂
Yeah bbc
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I’ve done a lot of things that he has recommended.. his tips are great … I just hit 37899.0 today on my Toyota FJ Cruiser..
Even though I started watching your program recently you definitely make sense (you know what you are talking about) keep it up we are learning from you!
Thank You! Scotty, you're a genius!
3 reasons for slipping: 1. Worn clutches or bands. Mechanical failure. 2. Passage in valve body clogged with sludge. This is where new fluid can help. 3. Valve body bolts loose. Causing internal leaking from one passage to another causing lower pressure. This is the defect that thickeners can help.
Low fluid
You should do a video on cvts. I'm sure the maintenance and basic care are different between the two but cvt care is very contradictive most of the time
I’m impressed with your knowledge and editing skills.
Love this video. I've been watching your recordings for a while & this one tells me why I just got rid of three vehicles within a 16 months period. They were an older model with high kms & probably should've done the transmission oil change as soon as I got them
Scotty says: "Please listen to ole' Scotty, If you flush your tranny, the only "draining" will be from your wallet." Great advice, AGAIN ❕
If you do it regularly is the key, (change fluid). If you let dirt get stuck somewhere, it is best to leave it where it is. Your transmission life will be shorter than had you changed fluid often, but sending the dirt elsewhere can cause immediate failure.
Thank you, Scotty!🎉
Absolutely love your attitude!
He's spot on. As a life long operator of high mileage automobiles this is the closest explaination of reality I have seen. Older transmissions are hit or miss and flushing can be just a gamble. Mostly as a last resort when you think your gonna need a new transmission. The best thing you can ever do is keep it from slipping at all cost. Don't be the asshat that pushes a slipping transmission with a heavier foot. It never pans out. Long drawn out soft shifts are transmission suicides and abnormal high rpm s with little change in a actual movement create heat and wear clutches. Best choice, stop immediately , top fluid and keep it that way.
So I replaced my rad and I didn’t know the fluid got cooled down in the radiator. I ran the engine without the rad and everything flushed out. Black fluid came out , a LOT of it did. I started filling it with 1 quart, high rpm. I then put another quart, again, high rpm. I put in 4 quarts total by this point, it got a lot better, but still, high rpm. I finally put a total of 8 quarts and now the car accelerates well but now the sound the transmission makes when it revs is completely different but I get power from it.
@@Crabchann does your transmission still work ?
@@Putthemracksup yeah actually lol the transmission noise is normal.
What year is the cut off between older and newer? That sure would be helpful don't you think?
I think you're the asshat.... You Don't know what it's like to HAVE to drive that.
Thank you. Now I specifically know which issues to ignore.
Very true I've seen so many ppl have a slip or nothing wrong with their transmission, and they get it flushed 2 months later they need a rebuild.
Scotty - I am so mad that I found you in adulthood - when I was in college, a "family friend" worked on my 2000 Toyota Avalon XLS when I was away. He changed my transmission fluid and that summer was the worst one of my life. My car was ruined forever & he never admitted it was his fault. The transmission slipped constantly and 2nd gear was the worst!
Its really funny how Scotty always changes his scenery when explaining even more.
It's just editing.
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Numero uno! I love this guy he is a great mechanic !
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Scotty I'm a 31 year old female learning to fix my own car and I absolutely love watching your videos. I would love to ask you a few questions if possible. I have 2004 Chrysler 300m and would love some tips and advice
The “ Guru ! “. Thx. You are great
Thanks Scotty, learned so much from you!
Hi Scotty! Great video as always. One clarification question. I have a 2013 Subaru Forester, should I change the transmission fluid also after 60000 miles??
god bless this man.
2012 Ford Fusion (6f35 trans) Was shuttering really bad and I drained and filled the fluid and it fixed it!
He is absolutely right 100%!
If you do multiple drain and fills at one time you will remove over 90% of the old fluid. It's time consuming but highly effective.
I was always told when it comes to transmissions, only do a drain and refill (or partial drain and refill) --- never flush transmissions, especially ones that either have not had the fluid changed or it's really dirty. It's one of those things you either do it regularlly at 60-90k or you just leave it alone and hope for the best. I've seen a few cars where people even just drained fluid that had never been drained on cars with 150k on them and they never ran right again (they ran OK before the fluid change though) and they ended up junking them a year or two later... On my last few vehicles, it was done every 60k.
I have a 2010 Toyota Corolla that I bought with 90k miles now it has 120k miles.. transmission kinda jerks lightly between 2-3 gear some times. Should I drain the transmission fluid and change oil filter?
True words spoken
@@age0fdef1 If it's a standard automatic transmission I would probably just leave it alone if it's never been touched for 120K. If it's a CVT I'd consider changing it because those fluids are much more sensitive and must be changed regularly from what I've been told. My wife had a CVT on her Nissan Rogue. We changed the fluid every 40K and it still crapped out at 120K miles.
@@age0fdef1 I just changed mine 2009 Toyota Corolla with 120k miles just did a transmission fluid drain and filter change never been changed before and it’s running good so I think yours will be fine
@@leonelromero3296 how did u know you have to drain the transmission fluid ?? We’re there any signs?? I have a Toyota Yaris😅
I have 2010 Rav4 and had transmission replaced in 2019 by a mechanic who might not have been the most honest of person. Having problem with rubber grommet from top of transmission blowing out. It's happened multiple times now and no one can tell me why. I love your channel and hope you can give me an idea of what the problem is. I like to say thank you ahead of time.
Thank you Scott from all of us
Hey Scotty. Thank you so much for this video. After seeing this video a few weeks ago, my 2010 Scion Xb with 208k miles on it had an code of P0741. This car was gifted to me. The previous owner failed to do any transmission maintenance on it. The transmission symptoms were the high revving during idle or driving and couldn't drive pass 35 mph. So because of how black the trans fluid was, we drained the fluid, removed the trans pan and trans filter. Put on a new gasket and trans filter. Thoroughly cleaned the trans pan. Added news trans fluid and Lucas trans fix. Cleared the code and wow! Car runs so good. Drove it for 5 days taking my kids to and from school with no issues. So a BIG THANK YOU for saving me $1,645 to rebuild the trans. Fingers crossed 🤞 that this trans maintenance will help the car run longer.
Update! Scion is still running good after putting 600 miles on it after the repair.
@@KC-xp9of did your light come on😮
@@Texas_Made_ yes the check engine light came on. After doing the trans maintenance and clearing the code, the light never came back on. So now we drive the Scion like a grandma 😁
This man is telling the truth. Had a 2002 Hyundai Elantra that was doing the same thing, my father showed me how to change the fluid and it never slipped again.
Hi, I took my car to the shop. They told me to leave it alone because when they drained the fluid in the pan, they saw pieces so they said its holding it together. Do I not never change the fluid ever again?
i had an 02 elantra gt , and best car ever until the oil pump went and motor seized middle of winter in -36. but other then that was the best car i ever had .
I ❤ watching your videos. I watch them darn near faithfully and listen to you like a podcast.😊
1/11/2024 1:35 am cntl Thank you Scotty for sharing expert advice on transmission Fluid change or flush. Love my 2012 Equinox want to Keep it running fine
Love Scotty's videos! Such a teacher!
Change your auto trans fluid and filter every 30,000. It helps much in preventing having to rebuild the transmission under 80,000 miles and can last well over 150,000 as long as it hasn't been misused.
My ES350 2007 has 285k with the original fluid....yikes!
2016 Mazda 3 I sport with 170,000 hard miles and the original fluid.
@@hobojesus9817 That combination would make any viewer on this channel wonder why anyone would bother watching any auto related videos.
2004 honda accord ex 255,000 miles same fluid lol.
My fathers car golf 2 1988 …he don’t know the transmission have oil.
Happy father's day Scotty! God bless you! I think something snapped on my 19 nissan versa. Hopefully just a line getting reconnected
I should have listened to videos like this. I purchased a used rx330 '04, seemed like transmission fluid wasn't changed in about 100k miles. It had 160k miles on it. I found a mechanic who was a Japanese car expert. He told me it's safe. Said he's done it many times. Prior to the flush (non-powered/ non pressurized) flush, the car shifted so smoothly and beautifully. After the flush, it takes longer to get into 4th gear with a lag. It runs fine after a few months but I will hate myself if the transmission breaks within the next year or so.
Scotty is the best in This universe
Scotty, my Lexus ES350 2013 recently acting a little weird. When accelerating, the car momentarily downshifting at -35 to -33 mph for a second goes back to normal. It happens at the same when slowing from above 35 mph.
Amazing and informative video Scott !!! Thank you very much brand new subscriber
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Thank you so much Scotty! So, is this advice only for automatic transmissions? I understand you don't flush manual transmissions, just drain and refill. And it seems like the earlier you start replacing the transmission fluid earlier in miles the better in order to avoid being stuck in this situation thousands of miles later? I wonder if the same is true for differential fluid as well with manual transmission?
I've bought cars with standard tranny's with over 180k miles with the original fluid, I drained them, ran a quart of new fluid through them, put the drain bolt back in and refilled it never had an issue. Same w the differential
You can flush (safely) your own fluid. Get 2 buckets fill the one with new fluid and leave one empty. Disconnect the hoses put one hose that sucks the atf in the filled bucket and the other hose that empties the old atf in the empty bucket. Start the engine and wait until the empty bucket is filled with the old fluid and the bucket with the new atf is empty. Voila!
Scotty in my almost 10 years as a transmission R&R tech & general mechanic, I've never seen a Hyundai / KIA FWD transmission with "cherry red" fluid. Doesn't matter if it has 10k or 110,000k miles, it's always purple ish or black. Idk if it's how they apply their clutches or if it's just how they break in. 🧑🔧
Love this guy Thank you!💪❤️🔥