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Our research indicates that your vehicle does not have a transmission fluid dipstick. These types of transmissions are designed to be maintenance free. In order to check the transmission fluid, your vehicle likely has check valve on the bottom of the transmission on the bottom of your car.
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The automatic transmission dip stick and filler tube have been removed from many later model auto transmissions now so you cannot check fluid levels yourself or add fluid easily to these units.
I assume you have the V6 engine and if you check the engine bay you will find no transmission dip stick and filler tube there. In these cases you have to add fluid by pumping fluid in after removing a filler plug on the case of the transmission from under the vehicle and it needs to be perfectly level when this is done.. There is a specific procedure for this which varies from unit to unit because you need to ensure the transmission is not over filled.
Unless you know what you are doing and use the correct filling procedure this is not a do it yourself task and it is best done with the car perfectly level up on a workshop lift/hoist.
How to check for the proper transmission fluid level. ... Uploaded on Oct 14, 2010. How to check for the proper transmission fluid level ... Then, turn the car off and locate your transmission fluiddipstick. Different cars have ...Missing: epic's
... ive had my sv6 for about 4-5 months now, and i never realised it doesnt have adipstick to check transmission fluid wtf?? my 89' vn has one. ... Just Commodores -Holden Commodore Discussion Forum ... 05-02-2010, 12:07 PM #1 ... As mentioned the 5L40 box in the SV6 & Calais is a sealed unit, so no trans dipstick.
Some of those motors don't have a dipstick.It can, and should, be checked at the level/fill plug underneath.Just another way to get you to take it to the shop at 100.00 dollars a hour..lol
to check transmission fluid in a 2011 lexus rx 350 fwd there is no dipstick, but the transmission is not sealed as the dealer will tell you, thats a gimic for you to bring youre car to a dealership! simply remove the drain plug from the transmission on the main bottom, the fluid will not come out, there's another fluid retaining plug above that! next the fluid add hole is on the side of the transmission behind the driver side wheel towards top of transmission! you simply add fluid whether you pump it in or snake a rubber hose off of a funnel, when the fluid is full it will come by the bypass plug and leak out the drain hole, at this point that's the correct amount of fluid! simply re install the drain plug and the fluid add plug and you're done! cost me $100 at a transmission shop to find this out yesterday
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