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| Hauling the Airstream I have a 2008 FJ auto transmition. Bought it new last year. I used it on a cross country trip pulling my Airstream Bambi. Total weight on the trailer was about 4500lbs. I drive it easy when pulling the trailer. My questions are: - after 4k or so miles pulling that much weight, should I change the transmition oil? - Is the tranny in the FJ tough enough to take a couple trips like that a year? The engine power was just fine for the job. Loving my FJ....Max |
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| Changing both the engine oil, and tranny oil, after a towing trip is always a good idea. With fresh fluids, it will be able to make as many trips as you want to. I've only got 28,000 miles on mine, with no towing, so I haven't looked into how to change the tranny fluid. But assuming it's like most trucks, Changing the filter and fluid should be able to be done in the driveway, for a very reasonable cost. Evan if a shop does it, it's cheaper than a rebuild. |
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