For honda's, the transmission fluid is located next to the front engine on the bottom. try to look for another deep stick like the oil stick but smaller and changing it is like changing your oil.
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Most times transmission & engine oil are all together, NO FILLER PLUG for Transmission Oil. Automatic Engine have separate filler plug for Transmission Oil. To get at Transmission filler , car needs to be on a RAMP. It would help if you mentioned Make & Model of Car !
Need to know what you have...as some models today have no way to check and add oil..my toyota truck for example comes from the factory that way,,but basically there are two long thin tubes under your hood..one is for oil the other for transmission.normaly the oil will say oil on it and is easily located where it can be accessed along side the engine block.the trans is usually along the back of the engine on the transmission end and is normaly has a loop end..all differ..good luck.
transmission filter in the bottom of transmission bolted to valve body.you need a large drain pan.place drain plug under transmission oil pan.remove transmission oil pan drain plug.let all transmission fluid drain out then screw back drain plug in oil pan.then you need to remove transmission oil pan then remove filter and replace pan gasket also.make sure you have right amount transmission fluid on hand.buy extra because if you short of fluid you cant drive car if fluid level too low.make sure you get the right amount fluid.torque pan bolts to 96 inch pounds.
solenoids on this vehicle transmission is located inside the transmission. You must drain the transmission oil, then remove the transmission oil pan to access it.
Use a funnel and put in the transmission oil through the transmission dipstick tube. Don't put too much. Insert transmission oil in increments just to be sure.
Actually, the Torque Converter Clutch Solenoid is located within the transmission housing that is easily accessible through the transmission oil pan. The TCC solenoid may vary in location dependent upon manufacture but generally it is located as aforementioned. It can cause your vehicle to stall if stuck open or close because it controls loads to the engine via your torque converter which is located between the vehicle's engine and transmission. Also, make certain that you attempt to change the transmission fluid and filter before changing the TCC solenoid because that may be your underlying issue. If not, simply reuse your fresh oil and change the TCC soleniod.
If you are not very mechanical i would recommend you take your car to a garage and ask them to change your transmission oil and filter, the sooner the better. or get the filter and the grade of oil you need, drain the transmission fluid, either by undoing the transmission sump bolt located under the car engine, located on opposing side to the oil sump, or removing the sump(replace filter). replace and reseal the sump/bolt. refill car from through the transmission dipstick, located near the engine under the bonnet.
do you mean..dip stick? oil filter? or something like that?
if it is a manual transmission they have a filler hole rather than a dip stick.........
if it is a automatic transmission the dip stick should be located under the hood in the right side "passengers side" or in the drivers side if it is a front wheel drive car....
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