Today dealership tole me that to change transmission fluid in a 2012 carolla le the dealership needs to do it with a scan tool thing. Something about the temperature affecting the level.ctiing

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Asked by DreamweaverDave May 06, 2017 at 11:53 PM about the 2012 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Thanks for the response. 110,000 miles I called to get filter, pan gasket, and fluid. Parts man told me filter gets cleaned then reused. Then he said let me check with a tech I think that year needs to be check with a scan tool because its difficult to put the right amount in without a scan tool?? This puzzled me because I know you check the level at operating temp. with the engine running via the trans dip stick. So why would I need a scan tool? I want to drain change/clean filter and refill. One you tube video said to measure what you remove and refill with same amount. Then run and check. I think this trans gets WS (world standers fluid) Does it have to be toyots? or any WS will do? Thanks, David

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