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I own a 2008 Toyota Corolla, 1.8L - Does it have a CVT transmission?

Thanks for the quick correct answer. No ********. Thnx

Ÿeah, that's obvious now. I just want to know if their universal coolant is a detrimental situation. It was a mistake.

Thank you for the reasonable response. I am fine for some time I now have every fluid flushed or drain and filled on the car. 100k mile tune up. Runs great,!!!!! Toyota

Thank you, If I ever have to top it off, I'll get OEM Pink flushed in and move on. Thanks for your help. All fluids have been flushed or drain and filled.

I am going to run the accidental universal coolant a short time and flush out and inject in the pink Toyota fluid. I’m hoping it doesn’t harm anything short term. I will call a shop and Toyota to ask also

Thank you. I feel better. At 100k miles, I have every single fluid replaced, full P.M. Runs great

Thanks for your help. I will switch back in a year or two

It was a MISTAKE. That’s why I want to know if the universal will be ok for 1-2 years

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I plan on keeping it 500k miles and want to ruin nothing at all. So, I am ok for 24 months?

Ok Thanks, Yes all of the old fluid was removed by flushing it. Thank you for your help

I believe the same. I was mortified when the fluid wasn’t pink. That being said, I wanna know if I can cause damage or wait a short service interval and put pink asian fluid back in. Not exactly cheap.

I own a Toyota 2008 1.8L engine.flushed my coolant with universal fluid and flushed with thief power steering fluid. Any risk with damaging fluids? Or am I ok with shorter service time?

I purchased a Corolla, white 2008, that had bear minimum coating the paint. It was power washed and the paint was bear. I polished it out shiny. I coated it Nine times with Turtle Wax Graphine with bigger and hand NINE times. This paint glows bright and is strong through multiple storms. It...

I drive tons of mileage driving to work. 2k miles a week, highway miles whole way. With so many highways miles, I use Mobil1ES (20k mile oil) and change it around 7-8 k miles. Plenty of overprotective quality oil. In 30 years I have never had an engine break down or burn any oil.

Update: The Corolla has gotten 13,000 miles fairly quickly. 6 months. No issues. Flushed the coolant, brake fluid, drained and filled the transmission. Using Mobil1ES and filter, changing every 7k miles, all highway miles. Great little car, it’s very shiny and I enjoy its reliability.

I just got a clean 2008 Toyota Corolla for $7k with 100k miles on it Drives like a dream.