Vehicle Maintenance Toyota Camry 2 (XV20)

Technical specifications of maintenance
Recommended lubricants and fluids Motor oil API grade SJ or ILSAC GF-2 Viscosity see fig. Motor oil viscosity chart Fuel Unleaded gasoline with an octane rating of 87 or higher Coolant 50 or 70% ethylene glycol based...

Maintenance schedule
Every 500 km or weekly Check the oil level. Check the coolant level. Check the windshield washer fluid level. Check the brake fluid and clutch fluid levels. Check the condition of your tires and tire pressure. Every...

Primary and secondary checks
Before starting work, read the description of the operations being performed and prepare the necessary tools and materials. View of the front of the car from below 1. Engine drain plug; 2. Brake caliper; 3. Outer CV...

Checking oil and fluid levels
Motor oil Location of the oil dipstick Oil level dipstick (indicated by the arrow) located on the right rear side of the engine. The oil level should be checked before driving the car or 15 minutes after turning off the...

Checking the condition of the tires and tire pressure
A simple measuring device can be used to check the tread depth. If the tread depth has decreased below the minimum, the tires must be replaced. Check the condition of the tread pattern and its degree of wear. Uneven...

Checking the power steering fluid level
Hydraulic fluid reservoir The hydraulic fluid reservoir is located in the front right corner of the engine compartment. Visual check of fluid level 1. Close; 2. Open; 3. If the engine is cold, the fluid level should be...

Checking the automatic transmission fluid level
Checking the automatic transmission fluid level should only be done with the engine warm. Start the engine and engage the park gear. Remove the dipstick to check the fluid level. Check the fluid level and its condition....

Changing engine oil and oil filter
Before starting work, prepare the necessary tools and materials. Tools needed to change the oil filter 1. Pallet; 2. Rubber gloves; 3. Wrench handle; 4. Nozzle; 5. Special key for unscrewing the oil filter; 6. Oil...

Inspection and replacement of windshield wipers
Periodically inspect the wiper blades and arms for wear or damage. Check the reliability of the fasteners. If the rubber inserts of the wipers are worn out, cracked, or do not wipe the glass well, they must be replaced....

Checking, servicing and charging the battery
Examination Before working with the battery, prepare the necessary tools and materials. Tools and materials needed for battery maintenance 1. Protective shield/goggles; 2. Soda; 3. Technical petroleum jelly; 4. Battery...

Checking, adjusting tension and replacing the drive belt
Examination Inspect the drive belts along their entire length on both sides for cracks or signs of wear. V-belt wear 1. Wear of the side surface; 2. Severe surface abrasion; 3. Cracks; 4. Stratification; 5. Polished...

Checking and replacing hoses in the engine compartment
High temperatures in the engine compartment can cause the material of the hoses to deteriorate and accelerate their wear. Regularly check the condition of the hoses in the engine compartment and the reliability of their...

Checking the cooling system
Caution! Hoses, like drive belts, wear out quickly - check their condition regularly and replace if necessary. 1. Check the condition of the coolant, if it is brown or rusty, the coolant must be replaced and the cooling...

Wheel rotation
Wheel rotation should be performed at regular intervals or if there is uneven wear on the tires. Recommended Rotation Pattern for Non-Directional Tyres Recommended Rotation Pattern for Directional Tyres Tires with a...

Checking the brake system
The following signs may indicate a malfunction in the brake system: the car pulls to the side when pressing the brake pedal; the sound of brakes creaking can be heard; excessive free play of the brake pedal; brake pedal...

Replacing the air filter
1. Release the air cleaner cover retaining clips (indicated by arrows) and remove the lid. 2. Remove the old filter. 3. Place the new filter in place and close the lid.

Checking the power supply system
1. Check that the fuel filler cap is closed tightly. 2. Inspect the fuel lines for cracks, wear, and other damage. Check the reliability of the connections and fastenings of the lines. 3. Inspect the fuel tank and...

Checking the differential fluid level (automatic transmission)
1. Raise and support the front of the vehicle. 2. Unscrew the plug of the gearbox filler hole. 3. Automatic transmission filler hole (A) and drain hole (B). 4. Check that the fluid level is not below the hole level. Add...

Checking the manual transmission oil level
Checking the manual transmission fluid level 1. Filler cap 2. Oil level 3. Drain plug 1. To check the manual transmission oil level, unscrew the inspection/filler hole plug. The oil should be level with the lower edge...

Checking the steering and suspension
1. Check the steering gear for play. Check the shock absorbers by rocking the car up and down. Inspect the shock absorbers for leaks. Check the shock absorbers for proper mounting. 2. Inspect the steering and suspension...

Checking axle shaft covers
1. Inspect the covers for cuts, cracks or other damage. 2. Check the reliability of the clamps. 3. Replace covers if necessary.

Checking the exhaust system
1. Inspect the exhaust pipes for signs of leaks, corrosion and damage. 2. Check the reliability of the connections and pipe fastenings. 3. Check the condition of the underbody.

Height and free travel of clutch and brake pedals
Pedal height Pedal height refers to the distance between the floor and the pedal. If the pedal height does not meet technical requirements, it must be adjusted. Checking and adjusting 1. To adjust the clutch pedal...

Replacing the fuel filter
1. Release pressure from the fuel system. 2. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 3. Remove the air filter. 4. Loosen the clamps and disconnect the hoses from the fuel filter. Unscrew the filter bracket bolts and...

Replacing the coolant and flushing the cooling system
When the cooling system becomes clogged and the coolant becomes rusty in color, it must be replaced and the cooling system flushed. Draining the coolant 1. Remove the radiator cap. 2. Place a drain pan under the...

Checking the fuel vapor emission control system
The fuel vapor emission control system is designed to capture fuel vapors contained in the fuel tank and fuel system using a carbon filter. A sign of system failure is a strong smell of gasoline around and in the car...

Automatic transmission fluid replacement
1. Drive the vehicle to warm up the automatic transmission fluid. 2. Raise the vehicle and support it on supports. 3. Place a pan under the transmission and unscrew the drain plug. Once the fluid has drained, wipe the...

Manual transmission oil change
1. Drive the car to warm up the transmission. 2. Raise the vehicle and support it on jack stands. 3. Place a pan under the gearbox, unscrew the drain plug and drain the oil. Screw the plug back on securely. 4. Fill with...

Checking the body fastenings
Periodically check how tight the nuts and bolts of the front suspension crossmember are (indicated by arrows). Check the rear suspension crossmembers as well (indicated by arrows). If necessary, tighten the bolts to the...

Checking and replacing spark plugs
Prepare the necessary tools to replace the spark plugs. Tools needed to replace spark plugs 1. Deep nozzle; 2. Torque wrench; 3. Ratchet wrench; 4. Extension cord; 5. Wire gauge for checking spark plug gaps 1. Inspect...

Checking and replacing spark plug wires
1. Inspect the high-voltage wires with the engine running. Conduct the inspection in a dark room, then it will be easier for you to detect sparking damaged areas. 2. Check that the wires are not mixed up. 3. Disconnect...

Checking and adjusting valve clearances
Clearances of the exhaust valves of the first and third cylinders and clearances of the intake valves of the first and second cylinders (four-cylinder engine) Valve clearances (six-cylinder engine) 1. Right head,...

Replacing the fuel filler cap gasket
1. Remove the cover and discard the old gasket. 2. Install a new gasket.

Checking and replacing the crankcase ventilation valve
Crankcase ventilation valve 1. The side facing the cylinder head 2. Clean hose The valve is located on the valve cover. 1. Start and warm up the engine. 2. Close the valve with your finger. If there is no vacuum, check...

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