Toyota 895363301100.cuw Transmission Control Firmware
Explore Toyota calibration 895363301100.cuw, its transmission control role and its connection to 2007 Camry shift-quality bulletins.
895363301100.cuw is a Toyota transmission control module calibration associated with the 2007 Camry. The transmission controller manages automatic gear changes, coordinating when and how the transmission shifts as driving conditions change. Its calibration influences shift behavior and therefore how smoothly power is delivered to the wheels.
The complete calibration ID is 895363301100, and the related catalog entry is 89536-33011. Toyota service records identify this calibration as a previous version in bulletins concerning shift quality, shift flare and a malfunction indicator light condition. Those records establish the controller and service context, but they do not mean every Camry uses this calibration.
Shift quality and shift flare
Toyota bulletin T-SB-0089-09 lists 895363301100 as a previous transmission control calibration in a 2007 Camry shift-quality bulletin. The calibration is also listed as previous in bulletin TC007-07, which addresses shift flare.
A shift flare is a temporary rise in engine speed during a gear change, as though the engine briefly revs before the next gear is fully engaged. A driver may notice it as an uneven or delayed-feeling shift. The bulletins discuss revisions intended to address their respective conditions. They do not establish that this older calibration contains those improvements.
Malfunction indicator light and P2716
Toyota bulletin TC015-06 also lists 895363301100 as a previous transmission control module calibration for the 2007 Camry with the 2GR-FE engine. Its documented topic is a malfunction indicator light associated with diagnostic trouble code P2716.
P2716 concerns the transmission pressure-control solenoid electrical circuit. In practical terms, the light and code give a technician a starting point for diagnosis. The bulletin’s revised calibration addresses the documented condition, while the presence of the code alone does not establish that this firmware is the cause.
The catalog name does not identify a modified variant or a separate feature label. It identifies the calibration file, not a complete vehicle application or a description of every change in later software.