Accelration delayed response right after changing Transmission Oil

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  1. mahmood alkhalil

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    Hey everyone, i have just changed my Prius C 2014 transmission oil, and the car is acting weird right away, there is a delay when i press the gas pedal and the car response, this happened right after i changed the transmission oil. no check engine or errors appeared

    any ideas please? should i drive the car ?
     
    #1 mahmood alkhalil, Apr 7, 2018
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    welcome!
    what oil did you use? have you rechecked the fill level?
     
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    can you pls share which oil you poured into the car (Make and Type). And the quantity (Ounce/ Ltr) poured.
    As one of the reason for the can be wrong type, and more than the quantity required.
     
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    used genuine toyota gearbox oil, it took 4.5 liters to start dripping from refill hole, and the car was sitting straight

    Posted via the PriusChat mobile app.
     
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    Also, was the car level when refilled? Filling till it starts coming back out with the car level is the way to get the level right. Though that shouldn't be too critical. I'm also wondering what fluid was used, the specification is:

    Toyota ATF WS

    Also: was anything else done at the same time as the fluid change? Anything electrical disconnected, for example.
     
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    You put in "Gearbox Oil" ? Can you post pic of the container
    4.5 ltr ? thats way too much.

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    Typo, maybe he meant 3.5? He does mention "car was sitting straight".
     
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    You are right, but what confuses me is "Gear Oil"
     
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    Maybe just language thing. Or not. I posted the question in post #5. You're right though: completely wrong fluid could well be the issue. We wait...
     
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