What kind of transmission fluid for camry? - 2008 Toyota Camry

Check tranny fluid level. If at correct point new oil or adding will not correct anomaly. Need tranny pro to resolve issue.

If you need to add a little standard auto transmission fluid will do the trick. Nothing special.

automatic requires the w s fluid.
if it's a manual trans use gl4,gl5, or 75w90
u can use any brank you would like.

This model uses type WS world standard) transmission fluid, it should be changed at around 100,000 miles.

On 2002 camry the fluid cavity is same as transmission, so it gets changed with transmission fluid. I suggest flushing. I am a Master ASE,Toyota Technician. 33yrss. Experience.

Dextron III

i hav a '94 camry, TOY-SPECS,say DEXTRON III W/(MERCON) but NOT DEXTRON 4 OR 5, THOSE are for diff TRANYS,make sure you buy th right kind....

Sounds like you need to replace the clutch if the rpm's increase alot and the speed increases a small amount the clutch is starting to have excess slippage. If you go to Autozone web site and search a bit you should be able to find the needed type of transmission fluid and quanity needed.

The Camry's transmission fluid is meant to be changed every 50,000 miles. At least, that's what Toyota says; it is possible to go more than 50,000 miles between changes but I would advise against it. Your car is almost 2 years old, so unless you are driving over 25,000 miles a year you shouldn't be needing a transmission fluid change just yet.

If you have a dipstick under your hood for the tranny fluid, then fill it in there slowly... if not, you'll need to fill it through the filler plug that will be on the side of the transmission just above the halfway point

Power steering fluid - Dexron 2 or 3 automatic transmission fluid. Yes transmission fluid. And while you are at it check the fluid level in the transmission.
Since you got the hood up, check the brake fluid, wiper fluid, radiator fluid, battery fluid, oil level.