Re: Where is the trasmission level fluid plugs located at...
Between the trans and motor there will be a small plug that faces toward the tire it will look like a bolt that holds nothing in place look toward the axle from the front of the car
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It sounds more like it's a suspension problem. Pull your from wheels off and examine the CV joints, boots, and take a look at your shocks to make sure they are in good condition. Your diagnostic tool, as far as I can tell, is picking up a problem somewhere else in your vehicle and has nothing to do with your front end suspension.
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Check the Relay Pack located to the left of the radiator (standing in front of the engine) there are 3 relays together, the one closest to the radiator, is the Cooling Fan Relay.
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Automatic Transaxle (Transmission)
Step
1
Drive the vehicle long enough for the transmission
to reach normal operating temperature.
Step
2
Park the vehicle on a flat surface.
Step
3
Let the engine idle with the transmission in park.
Step
4
Locate the automatic transmission dipstick. It will
be in the front of the engine compartment attached to the transaxle assembly.
Step
5
Remove the dipstick and read the fluid level it
should be between the MIN and MAX mark.
Step
6
Add automatic transmission fluid if the level is
low. Place a funnel in the dipstick tube and add as much fluid as need. Do not
fill over the MAX mark. Manual Transaxle
Step
1
Park the car on a level surface and wait until the
engine is cold.
Step
2
Lift the vehicle according to instructions listed
in the owner's manual and support with jack stands.
Step
3
Remove the belly pan from underneath the
engine/transaxle by removing the screws on the rear edge and disconnecting the
hooks in the front.
Step
4
Locate the check/fill plug on the side of the transaxle.
Step
5
Clean the area around the check/fill plug.
Step
6
Remove the check/fill plug
Step
7
Use a hand pump attached to a manual transmission
fluid bottle to pump fluid into the check/fill plug hole, until fluid begins to
seep out of the hole.
Step
8
Reinstall the check/ fill plug.
Step
9
Reinstall the belly pan. Insert the hooks on the
front edge of the belly pan into the holes on the vehicle's frame. Then
reinstall the screws that support the rear edge of the belly pan.
Sorry I think the 1998 cutlass has a 4t40e trans. It has no dipstick. You have to remove a plug by the passenger CV shaft and fill the trans until fluid runs from the plug.
yes trying to see if fluid is low
are you trying to check level?
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