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How much transmission fluid does a 2007 Toyota Yaris hold?
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The 2007 Toyota Yaris requires Dexron VI Transmission Fluid and can hold up to 10 quarts. Transmission fluid works as a lubricant, preventing damage from heat to the different components of the transmission, much like oil. The cost to have the transmission fluid replaced in your Yaris typically ranges from $90 to $120 for labor, with parts priced at $50. It's recommended to change the transmission fluid every 90,000 miles. Signs that indicate you should get a transmission fluid change include unusual grinding noises from the transmission, difficulty shifting gears, slipping during gear changes, unexpected surges in acceleration, and delayed movement after shifting into gear.
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The official transmission fluid capacity specified by Toyota for the 2007 Yaris is 10 quarts.
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