How do i find the transmission fluid dip stick on a 2001 honda passport?

Open the hood and look for the yellow dip stick, Make Sure it says trans fluid. pull it from the tube. place a funnel in the steel tube and file accourdingly. MAKE SURE YOU DONT OVER FILL Plz...

You add transmission fluid through the transmission dipstick tube, same one that you check the fluid level through. Use a small, long neck funnel that fits into the dipstick tube.

Your gonna have to check the manual but sometimes the transmissions are sealed and have to go back to the dealer or a transmission specialist.

-david

Is you Passport automatic or manual? If it is manual (stick-shift), there is no dip stick. There is only one on auto transmission. If you have an automatic and not a manual, please let me know, and I will try to help further.
Thanks!! EJ Kudelka

well you should have a dip stick in the transmission for fluid level check if not find cap for transmission fluid then theres 2 bolts on the tranny pan on side top is full and bottom is drain top one fill til it comes out the top hole then its full you have to take the top bolt out hope this helps

not so hotchevy. trans is sealed, u have to get the trans to operating temp, there is a check/fill plug on the pan near the drain plug, add as needed, but have read it can be messy and easy to overfill, buy a chiltons or haynes manual, my haynes has pics and how to in it relating to trans fluid, i own a 97 passport 3.2l

Hello.
If your Nissan Passport is a manual transmission, your are correct, they do not have a dipstick to check the fluid level. You will have to go under the car and manually check the level.
Hope this helps!

If you are looking to add transmission fluid you will need to first purchase a fluid pump at your local car repair store. Most run between $10 and 25$. For best results, run your car for a few minutes to bring the fluids to operating temperatures before attempting to add fluid. Be careful of hot surfaces and liquids.
Remove the top most bolt on the automatic transmission fluid pan (most use a 3/4 inch socket). Using the fluid pump, slowly add transmission fluid until it starts to drip out. Replace the bolt. Take care not to over tighten the bolt.
If you want to be thorough, start your car and while your foot is on the brake, run your transmission through the gears slowly. Turn off your car. Remove the fill bolt and check the fluid level again.

I believe those transmissions are computer controlled. There should be a light that comes on when you need to put more fluid in. Only way to actually KNOW how much is in there is to change the tranny filter/pan gasket and see how much drains out

The passport has a seeled transmission, the only way you can have it checked is to bring it to a dealership.. One major thing they leave out when you purchase, I would call around and see if a garage has the capabilities to do it.