5th Gen Toyota 4Runner Transmission Service Guide Aisin A750E and A750F
- kauffmansgarage
- May 1
- 1 min read
Updated: May 7
If you're a proud owner of a 2010-2024 Toyota 4Runner, you've likely come across heated debates on social media about transmission maintenance—specifically, the drain and fill method vs. a transmission flush vs. the pan drop and strainer (filter) replacement. Proper transmission care is essential for keeping your Toyota 4Runner running smoothly, whether you're tackling off-road adventures or daily commutes.
In this video, we take a deep dive into transmission fluid service for the Toyota 4Runner, focusing on the drain and fill method and the pan drop approach. While some quick-lube shops may push transmission flush services, these are often just upsells that may not be beneficial—or even safe—for your vehicle. In our opinion, it's best to avoid letting these places handle your Toyota 4Runner's transmission (or anything else, for that matter).
Below, you'll find links to the OEM and aftermarket parts we used in this Toyota 4Runner transmission service, helping you make an informed decision on your maintenance routine.
• Fluid
• Strainer
• Fluid Pump (only worked with the quart fluid, not the large mouth 5 quart jug I bought)
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