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Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by ssanders2211, Aug 3, 2015.

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    Does anybody know of a bottle pump that fits the threads on the 1 quart Toyota ATF bottles? I got one off Amazon but it didn't thread on at all. I went ahead with it anyway and it was pretty messy.
     
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    Awesome, thanks!
     
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    Or simply run a length of clear plastic tubing from under the hood down to the transmission fill port. Ensure the hose is a semi-snug fit(won't slip out); then attach a funnel to the upper end under the hood. Slowly pour in your ATF. Been doing this for years. ATs, both manual and automatic + differentials. Heater hose might be a bit better for the differential.
     
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    X2... I think the tread size is 1/2" and a pipe nipple from Lowes will screw right in, there's a write up in the changing the atf section.
     
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    Interesting - might have to try that out. I want to do a drain and fill every 30k and that will definitely be easier with a better fill port.
     
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