2002 Camry Transfer Case

Hello everyone. I have 2002 Camry I-4 with automatic transmission. From what I know about Camry, they have a seperate transfer case for 90s models. Does anyone know whether the new generation also has a seperate transfer case that requires a seperate fluid exchange from transmission fluid change? I couldn't find anything except for transmission draining bolt under the car.

Are you talking about the Differential?

Does 2002 camry have a differential? I though differentials are only for rear wheel driven cars.
I'm not talking about anything specific. I just want to know if camry has any other fluid to exchange on drivetrain besides engine oil and transmission oil. Like something additional than most cars.. hope you understand what i'm talking about.

Engine oil and transmission fluid are the only two major lubricants in the vehicle. Differential is not normally serviced. Contains ATF. Check level every 15k.

Toyota recommends that the fluid be changed in the differential each time that the transmission fluid is changed, and also checked every 15,000mi. The differential is the box under the car where the two driveaxles go into.

I stand corrected. My information was old.

No worries Brian. I know that I can think of more than a few times where you've corrected me. It's all a learning experience here...that's the way I look at it. :)