I want to know how to add transmission fluid to my 2003 lincoln ls

sounds like the fluid level may be low check that first and top up if needed, if its not low does the fluid smell burnt? if it smells the gearbox needs to be checked by transmission specialist. hope that helps you

need to take to tech to add fluid from access port at rear of trans with reed tool

first locate the dip stick for the transmission under the hood, after that start car and let run for 1 min,( car has to be running to check transmission) pull dip stick out and wipe it off the stick it back in and check the level again, if it is low you will have to pour the trans. fluid in thru the dip stick hole, add a little at a time and continue to check fluid level until it reachs fill mark on dip stick also the do not make a manuel for the Lincoln LS you can order a disk from Helminc.com that covers all related thigns for this car I had to order one for my LS good luck

you need a long skinny funnel ,find the transmission dip stick most likely to be on the driver side under hood place funnel in dip stick hole and pour

Thanks for choosing FixYa and welcome to the site. You need to look on the engine and find the transmission dip stick. You can add the fluid there.

Absolutely not

You don't add anything like that
to any automatic

I used to own a trans repair shop

You only use the correct fluid

If you have shift issues and I know
you do,you change the solenoid
pressure control pack,after you
change the fluid 3 or 4 times.

Change ---never flush

The ONLY THING- EVER to enter a
trans would be RED Lubgard,by
International Lubricants,avail at parts store.

You MUST,ALWAYS change trans and power
steering fluids every 30,000 miles on ALL
your vehicles,you NEVER go over 3 years

I have a 2004 LS V8

no , i dont think it will solve your slipping out of gear, call dealer or trans shop, they will usually check for free.

the transmission is sealed so you shouldn't have to add fluid unless there is a leak find the leak first to add fluid there is a bolt on the right side of the trany i think that's where you add the fluid but you will have to use a pump because of the angle.

There should be a dipstick somewhere close to your firewall. Start the car and let it warm up then pull the dipstick and check the level. if it is low using a funnel add transmission fluid through the dipstick hole.

look for the red dip stick its usually in the back area ,,the best way to fix that is to use a quart of lukes transmission slip and sealer it is the best on the market and coast about 11 dollars that's a way to start first ...good luck hope this will help