rPlans Vehicle Data puts OEM-authorized wiring diagrams, specifications, procedures, maintenance schedules and labor times in one fast, modern lookup. Built for every repair and service shop, from the service writer at the counter to the tech in the bay.
2021 Toyota Camry LE · 2.5L I4
Wiring diagrams, Connector & pin details, Fuse & relay locations, Fluid types & capacities, Torque specifications, Maintenance schedules, Labor times, Service procedures, Severe-service intervals, Tire & wheel specs, Filter & part references, Inspection checklists
General repair, Specialty & performance, Tire & brake shops, Transmission & drivetrain, Quick lube & maintenance, Fleet garages, Mobile technicians, Independent service centers, Diesel & light truck
Skip the table of contents. Ask about the vehicle in front of you and see exactly which OEM section the answer came from.
What oil does it take, and how much?, Fluids & capacities
What’s due at 60,000 miles?, Maintenance schedules
Which fuse protects the fuel pump?, Wiring diagrams
Which coolant is it, and can I mix?, Fluids & capacities
Sample questions and answers, for illustration.
What oil does it take, and how much?
0W-16 synthetic. It takes 4.8 quarts with a filter change.
Fluids & capacities › Engine oil
Six reference areas, all keyed to the vehicle you looked up, so there’s nothing to cross-check.
Trace any circuit, Connector C214 · pin 4
OEM circuit diagrams you can trace from power to load, with fuses, relays, connectors and pins called out.
Oil drain plug, 29 lb-ft
Wheel lug nuts, 80 lb-ft
Oil fill capacity, 3.7 qt
Torque values, clearances, pressures and fastener details, with the procedure notes that go with them.
Type, viscosity and capacity for oil, coolant, transmission, brake and more, for the right engine and drivetrain.
Oil & filter, Tire rotation
What’s due at each mileage, month and indicator, including severe-service intervals.
Step-by-step service procedures you can follow at the lift, with cautions where they matter.
Oil & filter, 0.5 h
Front brake pads, 1.4 h
Cabin air filter, 0.3 h
Published labor hours by job, so estimates start from the manufacturer’s numbers.
Examples on this page use sample data for illustration.
Trims and engines change the answer, so the lookup makes you confirm the build before it shows a number.
Identify the vehicle, Scan or type a VIN, enter a plate, or pick year, make and model.
Confirm the build, Same model, different engine or drivetrain, different answer. Pick the exact configuration.
Get the answer, Wiring, fluids, specs, schedules and labor times for that exact vehicle, with the source shown.
VIN, Plate, Year · Make · Model
Repair information has been stuck in menus and long articles for years. This is built around how techs and service writers actually look things up.
The first release is the vehicle lookup. The assistant and deeper repair data follow, and early access members help decide the order.
A lookup built only for vehicle information. Enter a VIN, plate, or year, make and model, and get the wiring diagrams, specifications, fluids, maintenance schedules, labor times and procedures for that exact vehicle, taken from OEM-authorized documentation.
We’re building it now. Join the early access list and we’ll reach out as spots open, so you can try it on real vehicles before it’s public.
No. Vehicle Data is a separate product focused on vehicle information. It works on its own for any shop, whether or not you use rPlans for anything else.
OEM-authorized documentation published for each manufacturer, organized by vehicle. Every answer shows the section it came from, so you can check the source instead of trusting a guess.
Any shop that works on vehicles: general and specialty repair, tire and brake, transmission, quick lube, fleet garages and mobile technicians, plus the service writers who quote the work. We’ll publish the coverage list before launch, and early access members can tell us what they work on most.
It’s built around the question, not the menu tree. You start with the vehicle, search once, and get a short answer with its source. It’s also designed for the screens shops really use: a tablet in the bay, a phone at the counter, a monitor at the bench.
Pricing isn’t final. We’ll share it with the early access list before launch.
Tell us about your shop and we’ll reach out as early access opens.