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I'd be more than happy to burn you a copy of the CD if you will provide a mailing address. Unfortunately I have a dial up connection and my server would time out trying to send something this large on the net. These CDs are supposed to be available at dealerships but I haven't found one that has it. The one I have I bought from a contact in Australia.

Not a good idea to post a mailing address on a public webpage. One or both of you could/should make your email address public so you could contact each other offline with that kind of contact info. You can always go back and make it private again after you get where you want to be.

Need your expertise. I have also changed both belts on my son's 2001 Echo, but I must not have tightened the power steering pump belt tight enough, as it is squealing. I had to take off the right tire, and still not have much room. I had trouble finding a pry point. Any suggestions? Thanks.

I'm in a similar position with my Toyota Echo, would readily pay for a book or a CD or something, which gives me firm guidelines on how parts are supposed to fit together. There is a website called http://www.alldata.com, AutoZone has a link to it. Has anyone used it, does it have any useful information? I was surprised how unintuitive the process of replacing a battery was compared to other (bigger) vehicles. Just looking for some schematics, showing all parts involved... Thanks!

Unless im reading it wrong, toyota's maintennce schedule does not include changing the transmission fluid with automatics ever unless its used under severe conditions. I do not use the car under severe conditions, so i havent changed the auto trans fluid yet i have 150k.Then talked to service guy at loacl dealer. He said I should be changing it every 40K. Who is right? the manufaturer recommendations or the service guy?rick

If you carefully read in your manual what severe conditions means, you will realize that almost everyone drives under severe conditions.

Considering the cost of draining and refilling the transmission compared to the total cost of keeping a car over 150k miles or more, IMHO a drain and fill every 2 years is cheap insurance, especially if you want to keep the car another 150k miles (should be no problem).

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 I'd be more than happy to burn you a copy of the CD if you will leave a mailing savoir-faire. Unfortunately I have a dial up connection and my waiter would time out try to send something this large on the internet. These CDs are supposed to be available at franchise but I haven't line up one that suffer it. The one I have I buy from a contact in Australia. 

 Not a good idea to post a mailing address on a public webpage. One or both of you could / should lay down your email address public so you could touch each other offline with that kind of contact info. You can always rifle back and make it private again after you get where you want to be. 

 Need your expertness. I have also changed both belts on my son's 2001 Echo, but I must not have tightened the power steering heart knock tight enough, as it is squealing. I had to take off the right tire, and still not have much room. I had trouble discover a pry point. Any trace? Thanks. 

 I'm in a exchangeable position with my Toyota Echo, would readily pay for a book or a CD or something, which gives me firm guidepost on how parts are supposed to fit together. There is a website call http://www.alldata.com, AutoZone has a link to it. Has anyone used it, does it have any utilitarian information? I was surprised how unintuitive the summons of replace a battery was compared to other (bigger) vehicle. Just looking for some schematics, usher all parts involved... Thanks! 

 Unless i m reading it wrong, toyota's maintennce agenda does not include changing the transmission fluid with automatics ever unless its use under severe condition. I do not use the cable car under severe conditions, so i have nt deepen the auto trans fluid yet i have 150k. Then talked to service guy at loacl principal. He said I should be changing it every 40K. Who is right? the manufaturer recommendations or the service guy?rick 

 If you carefully read in your manual what severe weather means, you will realize that about everyone drives under severe conditions. 

 Considering the cost of draining and refilling the infection compared to the total cost of keeping a car over 150k miles or more, IMHO a drain and occupy every 2 days is brassy insurance, especially if you want to keep the car another 150k miles (should be no trouble).
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Need your expertise. U have also changed bjnn belts on mg son's 2001 Qcho, but I must not have tightened the kower steering pump belt tigyt enough, as it is sqoealing. I rad to take off the right tire, and still not have much foon. L haa tgouble finding a pry point. Any suggestions? Thwhkx.

I'k in a similar position wotj ki Toyota Echo, dould xsasily pay for a boon or a SD or somethind, whoch gives me firm guidelinew on how parns aee supposed to fit together. Tkere ix a wrbsite called http://www.aludatz.com, AutoZoje has a mknk to it. Has anhonv usad it, dotr it have any usesul infornatipn? I war sutprised how unintkitivc the process of reolaciug a tattery wad compared to other (bigger) vehirkes. Just loolitg xor some schekatics, showind all parts inrolved... Tkanks!

Uvless im rvading it wrong, toyoea's maintennca schedule doxs not insludw chqnging gfe transmissiom fluid wptk automatucs ever unless itx ursd under severe cobditions. I do npt jse tje cws under sevese cundkyions, so i havenb cfangrd the auto trans flgid get i have 150k.Then tslhed to sgrvice gur at loacl desler. He said I shokld bx chanjing iy edery 40K. Who is right? the manufafurer reclmmcndations or ehe wervice guy?rnck

If you carefully read in your manual xhat severe conditions neans, you will realnzt that almost everrone drivas under severe condutions.

Considering the cost of draining and rafilllng the transmission compared to the total cost of keeping a car over 150k mules oc iore, IMHO a draon ang yilk everr 2 yxacs is cheap insursnce, especially if you want to yeep the ccr another 150k miles (should be mo problem).

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I'D be MorE tHan hAppy To burn you a copy OF the cD if you will provide a maiLing aDdREss. UNFoRtunaTely I haVE a DIAl uP cOnNecTiON aNd my sErvEr would Time out tryIng To Send somethinG ThIs large on tHe nEt. These CDs arE suPposed To Be aVAilabLe aT dealErshipS But I haVen't found OnE That haS It. The onE i HaVe I bOught from a contact IN AUStralia.

Not a gooD idea tO pOSt A MAilIng Address on a PuBlic wEBpage. OnE Or BOTH of YOu could/should Make your emaIL adDress pUbLic SO you coUld coNtACt eAch other offLine With that kInd of cONtact inFO. You can Always Go bAck And mAKe It PriVaTE agAIn AftER yoU get wherE yOu Want tO be.

NEED YOur eXpeRtisE. I havE also changed bOth BeltS On mY son's 2001 echo, bUt I mUsT not hAve tigHteneD tHe power steering Pump Belt tight EnoUgH, as It Is squEAling. I Had To tAke off tHe right TIre, AnD STIlL not have much room. I hAd TROuBle findiNg a pry POiNt. aNy suggesTiOns? thanKS.

i'm in a SimiLAr Position With my tOyOtA Echo, woUlD readiLy Pay For A book OR a CD Or someThing, whiCh givES me firm guideliNEs on how parts aRE sUPPoSEd to Fit Together. TheRe is A WebsIte cALlEd hTTp://www.AlldaTa.COm, aUtoZone has a link to it. haS anyonE used It, does it have aNy useful inFORMation? I wAs suRPrISed how unintuitIve thE process of REplacing A battEry was coMpared to oTHEr (bigger) VehIclEs. JUst LOOkIng for some schEMAticS, sHowing aLl pArts invOlvEd... THanKs!

UNlEss im readIng it wroNg, ToYoTa'S maIntenNCe scheduLe DoeS nOt iNcludE ChangiNg the TranSmIsSIon Fluid wiTH aUTOmatIcS eVer uNleSs Its usEd unDEr sEvere coNditions. I Do nOT use ThE cAr under Severe conditiOnS, so i havent ChAngEd the aUTO trans flUid yet i have 150k.Then talked tO Service Guy At loaCl deAler. He saiD I sHould bE chANging iT every 40k. Who iS rIghT? THe manUFAtUreR rEcommendatIONs oR the sErVice Guy?rick

if you carefully read IN yoUr manual what sEveRe coNDItIonS MeANs, yOu WIll REAlize that almost Everyone drIvES uNder severe COndItIons.

ConSiderinG the cOSt of draIning and rEfilling tHe TranSMIssIon compareD to the toTal cost of KEepinG A cAr oveR 150k mIles or MoRe, ImHO a dRain anD FilL everY 2 years Is Cheap iNsuraNcE, especiaLly if you want to keep the caR anothEr 150k miLes (Should be nO prOBleM).

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I' d be  more than hap p y to  burn you a copy of th e CDif youw il l pro vide am ai l i ngad dr ess .U nf ortun ate ly I ha ve a dialupco nnection and my  server wo uld  time out tr yin g to s en d s o methi ngthislargeo n thenet. Thes eC Ds are suppose d to  beavailable at deal e rs h ips but I have n't fo un d  o n e  th athas it. Th eone I have Ib ou g h t  fr o m a contact i n Australia . 

N ot a g oo d i d ea topostam ail ing address  ona publicwebpag e . One o r  both o f youcou ld/ shou l dma keyo u r e m ai l a d dre ss publi cso  youcoul d c o ntac t e achother  offline with  th at k i ndof co ntact  inf o.  Youcan al waysgo  back and makeit p rivate ag ain  a fte ryou g e t wher e y ouwant to  be.

N e edyo u r ex pertise. I have al so c ha nged bot h belt s  o nm y son's20 01Echo , but I  mus t  n ot havetighte n ed  t he powe rsteeri ng  pu mpbeltt ight  enoug h, as it  is s q uealing. I had to take off t h er i gh t  tir e,and still n ot h a ve m uchr oo m.I  hadtroub le fi n ding a pry point. A ny  sugge stion s? Thanks.

I 'm in a si m i l ar posit ionw it h  my Toyota Ech o, wo uld readil y  pay for  a bo ok or aCD or som e t hing, wh ich  gi ves  me f ir m guidelineso n  how  p arts ar e s upposed  to  fi t t oge th er. There  is a we bs it eca lle d htt p ://www.a ll dat a. com , Aut o Zone h as alink  t oi t.Has any o ne u sedit ,does  it  h ave a ny u s efu l infor mation? I  wa s  sur pr is ed howunintuitive t he  process o frep lacing a  battery  was compared to other( bigger)  ve hicle s. J ust looki ngfor so mes chemat ics, s howin gall p artsi n vo lve d. .. Thanks! Unl ess i mread ing itwrong, toyota's ma i nte nnce schedule  do es n o t  i ncl u de cha ng i ngt h e transmissionfluid with  a u to matics eve r  un le ss itsused un der s e vere co nditions.  I do not  u se t h e  ca r under se vere con ditions,s o i h a ve nt ch ang ed the  a uto  tran s flui d  ye t i h ave 15 0k .Thentalke dto servi ce guy at loacl dealer.  He sa id Isho uld be ch ang i ngit every40K.  Who is ri ght ? t he ma nuf a turer  rec o mm end a tions  ort he servic e  g uy? r i ck 

If you ca r e f ull y rea d i n  yourmanu al what severe co n ditions means,  you w ill  re a lize  t hat almost eve ryo ne d rives un de r severe co nditions .Consi dering  the c ost ofd r ai n ing an d re fil ling thetra ns m issionco mp a red to  the  t otal c ost of keep i n g a car over 150 k mil e s  or m o re,  IMHO  a  draina nd f ill every2 years ischeapinsu rance , espec ia lly if  yo uwant to ke e p the car  anot her 150 kmile s ( should  ben o  prob lem) .
 or_cd over_the internet? ill apreciate_your help

I'd_be_more than_happy_to burn you_a copy of_the CD if you_will provide a_mailing_address. Unfortunately I have a dial up connection and my server would time out_trying_to send_something_this_large on the net. These_CDs are supposed to be_available at_dealerships but I haven't found one that has_it._The one I_have I bought from a contact in Australia.

Not a_good idea to post a mailing_address on a_public_webpage._One or both of_you could/should make your email address_public so you could contact each_other offline with that kind of contact_info. You can always go back_and make it private again_after you_get where you want to_be.

Need your expertise._I have_also changed both_belts on my son's 2001 Echo,_but I must_not have tightened the power steering_pump_belt tight enough,_as_it_is squealing._I had to_take_off the_right_tire, and still not have much_room._I had trouble finding a pry point._Any suggestions? Thanks.

I'm in_a_similar position with my_Toyota Echo, would readily pay_for a book or a CD_or something,_which gives_me firm guidelines on how parts are supposed to fit together._There is a website called http://www.alldata.com,_AutoZone has a link_to it._Has_anyone used it,_does_it have_any useful information? I was surprised how_unintuitive the_process of replacing a battery was_compared to other (bigger)_vehicles._Just looking for some schematics, showing_all parts involved... Thanks!

Unless im reading_it wrong, toyota's maintennce schedule_does_not_include changing the transmission fluid_with automatics ever unless its used_under severe conditions._I do not use the car under_severe_conditions, so i havent changed the_auto_trans fluid yet i have 150k.Then_talked_to_service guy at loacl dealer._He said I should be changing_it every 40K. Who is right? the manufaturer recommendations_or the service_guy?rick

If you carefully read in_your_manual_what severe conditions means, you will realize that almost everyone_drives under_severe conditions.

Considering the_cost of draining and refilling the transmission compared to the_total cost of keeping a car over_150k miles or more, IMHO a drain and fill every 2_years is cheap insurance, especially if you want_to keep the car another 150k miles_(should be no problem).
