It's small, only an inch across so look hard. FRONT Wheel Drive: Check to the sides of your engine. REAR Wheel Drive: Check in back of your engine next to the firewall.
manual transmissions don't have dipsticks. you have to check it at the hole in the side of your transmission. It will most likely be in about the center and have a hole that the ratchet will fit. or look like a big bolt head sticking out. the fluid should be up to the bottom of the hole.
should be on the right side when looking into the engine bay (drivers side) towards the front of the car near the wiper fluid and coolant caps. if its a manual there is no dipstick just a fill hole
You fill the transmission through the dipstick
The transmission dipstick of an automatic 1993 Colt Vista is located on the passenger's side and is topped with a white handle. Manual Colt's do not have a dipstick. They instead have a fill hole directly on the transmission.
There is no dipstick. You check the fluid through the fill hole on the side of the case. The fluid should be level with the bottom of the hole.
There is no dipstick on the manual gearbox, just a plug on the side of the box. You remove the plug and fill until oil spills out of the plug hole.
Not on any post 1998 models. Just a filler plug, located behind the front prop-shaft (drive shaft). The dipstick would be located in the same hole, on earlier models.
Remove the dipstick for the transmission. Place funnel in the dipstick hole. Fill to the correct level.
in the dipstick hole
Remove the socket head plug located next to the oil dipstick knob and observe the level on the dipstick attached to the plug. If necessary add transmission oil thru that same hole.
Many of the newer vehicles do not have a transmission dip-stick. There should be and inspection/fill hole on the side of the transmission. Remove the plug and fill with with the proper fluid untill the fluid is at the bottom of the fill hole.
You add transmission fluid down the transmission dipstick hole.