1997 Mercury Mountaineer "transmission fluid" Questions

...transmission fluid is black as oil and the transmission will not pull? The transmission is probably toast from overheated fluid (burnt). That is how transmission fluid turns a very dark color.You ...

transmission fluid go Automatic transmission fluid goes into the same tube the transmission dipstick occupies.  It's slightly larger than the oil dipstick and is commonly located further back

...transmission fluid in a 2008 Mercury Mountaineer? Where do I install transmission fluid? it has a plug on the bottom of transmission, fyi I believe there's a recall for leaking transmission lines on ...

...The radiator has a built in transmission cooler, unhooking the transmission lines would have let the system loose fluid, from the lines and the cooler. Make sure your transmission is full of

...transmission fluid for my 2004 mountaineer?I just drained it and changed the filter The fluid level and fill is on the transmission itself, small plug on the drivers side. There is no dipstick for ...

...the transmission fluid and filter on this car,it sounds like the transmission is showing signs of wear,you might want to change fluid or at least check fluid level,check while running and in

...transmission fluid get check at transmission pan, on drain plug on the center of it, will have a small hex screw, with engine running in park, remove center screw, if fluid comes out, level is good, ...

...transmission fluid. If the fluid level is good - have it checked by a transmission shop. Give them as much info as you can about when it slips - cold, climbing hills, going from second to high gear, ...

...the air plus it was more fluid than you would typically see with water condensation. What could this be? Are you sure it wasn't transmission fluid? That would explain the warning lights-low

leaking transmission fluid and wont engage It wont go engage and started leaking transmission fluid Check fluid, add as needed. Will need to get leak fixed or this will continue.