I have a 2002 Honda Passport EX and I'm having issues with the transmission. First, of all, I don't know where the dipstick for the fluid is so I can't check the level. Second, I don't know where to pour the fluid because I can't find the area. I've been having issues with the transmission when I hit 75mph. The transmission would lightly **** and then the "check trans" light blinks on/off until I turn off the engine. Also, when that happens, my RPM would not go past 3000rpm, it would jump between 2 and 3 rpm and I would not get enough power. I'm thinking it's a sensor somewhere, if not, then the transmission is slipping. I also try to scan it, but nothing comes up on the computer.

The transmission fluid dipstick is under the hood,probably back within a foot of the firewall.To check it,you run your car for about 10 minutes,leave it running,then pull the dipstick out,wipe it off,and put it back in and out to get a good level.I usually do it a few more times just to make sure.But,guess what.All this technology and yet you have to also fill it up through that same tiny tube.If you have a steady hand,it shouldn't be too messy though.You may want to buy a funnel though for future possiblities.If you have to buy some fluid,just in case you do not know,you need to read the back of the tranny fluid containers for your make car.I think if the transmission were slipping,wouldn't it be all gears?I have had a stick for so long I can't remember.I blew one about 20 years ago.Since clutches are so much cheaper to replace,I went with that.Good luck! Greg
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