Where do I put transmission oil in 88 toy camry

just draining the trans it will hold about 5 quarts. put in 4 then run car at idle put gear shift in all gear positions then back in park. ensure its up to operating temp then check trans oil level and go from there.

if the oil leaked so quick and smokes, I'm afraid that your engine is toasted. best luck to you.

OK auto. In that year the transmission fluid and differential fluid are not joined (although both are ATF), and have different drain plugs and fill points, so you have to identify them. First see here p 30 and p 54.

http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/ax1.pdf

Note the transmission (but not the diff) is filled through the dipstick tube. It is convenient to buy the ATF (Dexron II or similar) in a container with a tube in the cap which will do this easily, or use a long necked funnel. The final check of the correct fluid level in the transmission is done with the engine warm, and RUNNING. Move the shift lever right down to 1 or L, then back up to P, before checking.
Then in a car this age it is worth checking the diff fluid level is OK as well. You may even want to change it at the same time, which is a good idea. It should be level with the bottom edge of the fill hole. Also good is the have a hand pump like this

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I could not find one on my 1988 Camry either but if I read the shop manual correctly, there is no starter relay for cars with an automatic transmission. Cars with a manual transmission use a starter relay. There are other obvious errors in the shop manual wiring diagrams but this is what it implies.

it could be, or the valve bodies could be getting worn out, or the servo could be having an issue. the ****** filter is a cheap part and easy fix so it would be worth trying it. simply remove the pan and replace the filter.

That goes to transmission dipstick tube.
You need a small funnel.

You need to put it via the pipe where the meter stick is, it is a long process as the transmission oil is much thicker but that is the easiest way. Just take the stick out, check the level, add the oil, put stick back, wait a while, check again.

look in the manual that came with the car. it also may be written on the tranny dipstick. if it's not going in reverse, it's not the fluid type that is the problem. possibly the fluid level, but most likely a larger issue.

Your Camry uses ATF ( Automatic Transmission Fluid). Your going to have to get the leak repaired, common cause is the high pressure hose is leaking and soon it will fail 100% and your going to lose your power steering. Worst is the ATF is flammable and if it hits a hot spot like the exhaust manifold, it will catch fire. Good luck and hope this helps, and don't let the fluid get too low. Low fluid in your steering pump will cause damage. 

wrong transmission fluid type is an obvious solution, also look at the pressure control solenoid. check the filter is installed correctly.

good luck !