Found a hose, part # asm yf12-54023a26-aa, laying loose by the dipstick to check transmission fluid. Have looked all over the engine and can't find where it goes. Any advice?

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Found a hose, part # asm yf12-54023a26-aa, laying loose by the dipstick to check transmission fluid. Have looked all over the engine and can't find where it goes. Any advice?

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SOURCE: no dipstick to put transmission fluid into

HI, this transmission is a sealed type. you will need to purchase a special tool from the dealership to fill this unit properly.

Contact the nearest Audi dealer for this fill tool.

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SOURCE: 2002 Kia Spectra Transmission Fluid Check

located on driverside below the fuse box close to the firewal

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SOURCE: Transmission fluid dipstick on 2001 Corvette?

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No there is no tube/dipstick under the hood as the tranmission is in the rear of the car. You need to lift it up level and then check the fluid.

I own a 01 vette as well. Change the fluid 50k the first time and check/replace every 30k after that. Just a standard filter fluid change is fine. No need to flush.

Posted on Mar 27, 2009

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There is no dipstick on a manual transmission. On a manual tranny, you check the fluid by pulling the fill plug on the side of the transmission. The fluid is supposed to be even with the bottom of the fill plug hole. Gently stuck your finger in there and on a fully serviced trans. you will feel the fluid on your finger tip. On an auto transmission the dipstick is on the passenger side near the exhaust manifold close to the firewall. Also you fill the trans thru the dipstick. Make sure you use the proper fluid and the correct amount.22

Posted on Jun 04, 2009

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SOURCE: adding transmission fluid to a 2002 pontiac grand prix se

I am not sure which engine you have on your 202 Grand Prix, but if you have the most common 3800 V6 this is where it should be. Look at the back of the engine compartment just to the left of the plastic master cylinder resevoir.
Here is a picture you can look at...

I hope I was able to assist you!

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