It's me again with my Camry MY2013 ASV50R, Engine Code 2AR-FE, odometer at 125000 km. Unfortunately, the previous owner(s) lost all itemised records/invoices of the services. He only has the Toyota logbook with all service stamps and dates on the left hand side, the right hand side slips were taken away by the workshop. So I have no idea what major services have been done for the car.
The workshop that did the last service at 124000km only changed oil and oil filter and replaced engine air filter, cabin air filter, battery, wipers. They recommended the spark plugs to be changed in the next service, no mention of transmission or anything else. I recall my German car required some major services around 90k, 120k, 150k, etc.
My questions here are:
What are the recommended major services for Toyota Camry at this stage, i.e. 125000km, or something I should do even as preventive measures to avoid potential catastrophic failures later?
I watched some videos from Toyota/Lexus specialist who recommend transmission service even though it's life time to avoid issues with the torque converter for this year of Camry. The service includes either draining and topping up the transmission fluid or completely flushing/replacing it. Is that recommended or should I wait for any signs, which is not my strength either?
Thanks all.
It has just run in!
Give it good oil to specs and say with 150kk talk to a transmission specialist, perhaps send an oil sample to a lab.
Different story to CVT models out of the Nissan owned plant: There transmission fluid changes are rather essential to avoid premature failure.