Needs transmission fluid cannot find where fluid goes?

Transmission fluid is the lubricant for all the moving parts that make up your vehicle's transmission. Due to the heat generated in the transmission, the fluid can break down over time. What type of transmission fluid you need depends on your vehicle. Your car's manual provides transmission fluid service requirements. Regular transmission service is necessary to keep your car on the road. That's why O'Reilly Auto Parts has the transmission fluid your vehicle needs. email me for more information [email protected]

Right side of transmission , they suck , you can't get a camera near it

There is no dipstick. The engine and transmission was designed by Isuzu up till 2002, and the automatic transmission was a sealed, no-maint. transmission. You will either need to purchase the special tools needed, or...........that's right, go to a transmission shop!!!

the transmission fluid on the B230f engine with automatic transmission (Volvo 240, 740, 940), goes into the filler neck with the large yellow dipstick. it is located about 5 inches below the oil dipstick. good luck :)

Best approach is to drain the tranny fluid and refill with new type F fluid. This fluid is great for restoring poor performance due to sticking clutch bands and valves.

there is no tranmission dip stick, this is a sealed transmission, the dealer has a special tool that goes into an access plug in transmission case under the car,

transmission fluid goes in the dipstick hole unless it is a sealed unit then it needs to be drained and filled with correct ammount of fluid

just change it,oil too old,it might low too coz of the shudder.

Hello rsl4god.....Yes indeed without doubt... you should change transmission fluid regularly using only original Honda transmission fluid. This is a simple drain & refill job on the Odyssey
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Heres my take on transmission fluid...Trans fluid is the life blood of your transmission. A quality trans fluid is more important to your trans than a quality oil is to your engine. As heat in the trans goes up, the life of the fluid (and your trans) goes down. Sadly most people ignore the transmission until it breaks.
Hope this answers your question...

check transmission fluid .if low add to the right amount. if looks dark brown smells burnt.change fluid and filter.