TOYOTA Camry Power Steering Fluid Complete Flush

Thanks for share, you saved me $90 💐💐❤❤

What size hose and where do I get the hose? I got a 2011 camry

Thank you for the video. Blessings to you.

I don't watch car repair videos to listen to music. An explanation would have been much better than music.

Thanks Ali: very helpful 🙂
Remember that God loves you, Ali 🙂 ❤️

What size is return hose,

You've earned yourself a sub and a like my friend, thank you for the awesome video!

best video i found so far thanks a lot bro

I was really waiting for the messy disconnect of that hose but you edited it out😅

What fluid

i can't find that fluid that you used...link? my 06 TOYOTA Highlander manual said to use ATF Dex II or III.

I Just did mine. Thanks for sharing

How much fluid did you use ?
I'm planning on doing this and don't want to buy too much.

Very helpful video. Thanks. Just want to ask if the engine needs to be turned on during the process. Mine is keyless.

Thanks. I do my 4runner like this, but wasn't sure if the power steering system was the same set up on the cars. Will do this to my Yaris tomorrow! Lots of people doing partial changes with Turkey basters and syringes, but this is the way to go...it's thorough and much less stressful than running the engine and trying to fill reservoir as fast as the pump kicks it out!

My wheel don't turn at all with engine off

Hi nice1.... Please how do i get the machine use in sucking out the fliud?

Most DIYers don’t have this pump.

While sucking out the old fluid from the return line, was the engine running when you turned the wheel left and right?

Great video. Thanks so much. Just wanted to mention what was not clear to me until I watched another video. You need to first place jack stands under front of car so it is easier to turn wheel when draining fluid since this should be done without engine running.

bought the car a week ago. noticed that the fluid is yellow color. the mechanic told me its yellow, but it looks like it turns yellowish after some miles

Very nicely done. Thanks.

just did it, steering was making a creepy noise like a baby starting to cry. Anyway, the hardest part is taking the tube out and taking the tube in. Thank you

welp. downside to this vid was i couldnt tell what was running and what wasnt with the techno music. started the car to turn the wheel instead of turning the wheel and ran into the problem of ejecting fluid all over the place.

Hi ,
I got Camry 2010 and do I need turn the steering wheel on running engine ?

Do you have to worry about air getting in the line ? Like you do with motorcycle brake fluid?

Hope the return pipe does not break when I take off the hose

Can you be specific about the P/S fluid?

Thank you !!! 👍👍👍
If you could also provide diameter of the hoses used 😁
Anyway, thank you

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مختصر ومفيد

How much litre need oil for change

what is the diameter or return hose you put into? eg vacuum pump hose and the one that block return line hose? thanks

Refreshing to see a instructional video without a bunch of needless yapping.

What is that pump called ??

Where you turn the steering wheel back and forth, is the engine running?

What do you call those grip things that hang onto the hose while it’s flushing??

Just did this on my exact car. Good to remove the original 2010 fluid with 180K mine was even dirtier than yours. Only thing is don’t let the pump run dry. Lift front wheels off the ground. Make life easier. I didn’t use red fluid. I used Idemitsu clear yellow PS fluid. Seem to work very well. What a diff!

Was the engine running when you cycled the steering wheel back and forth to move fluid?

Thank you bro!

What brand of PSF you used?

Hi brother
Good day dear
You are playing with petroleum products so kindly use gloves please thank you

whats the diameter of the smaller clear tube used to pump the old fluid out?

wat brand atf?

Is it necessary to flush it?

Great video! Just did power steering change using your method on daughter's car, Thanks again!

Say goodbye to a rack and Pinion because the new fluid will eat up the old seals in the rack and Pinion that’s why you never should change it

Where can i get that vacuum pump

Thank you for the video! One question: how much power steering fluid should I have on hand before I do this? I don't want to not buy enough and be stuck.

Thank you. Such an easy to follow what you do. Emmanuel from Sydney, Australia.