This is a very good answer below but it does NOT apply to a 1999 Isuzu Rodeo. The Rodeo's transmission is sealed, you cannot check fluid levels at home, you must take the vehicle to an authorized Isuzu mechanic so they can check the tranny fluid for you. Transmission: Keep an eye on your oil level, as it can get low on you real quick, especially on long hi speed highway trips. There are ways to remedy this. If equipped with an AT, your rodeo has a 4L30E GM trans. You should change the ATF. BMac- for the ATF leak thing, check the accumulator piston cover on the pass side of the trans. VERY common on the 4L30E. Leaks? How about the accumulator cover? It's on the right side and it's round. Check this: Accumulator repair: before trying to remove the snap ring you need to push the accumulator cover in then remove the cover don
how do you remove transmission in 1999 rodeo
1999 Isuzu trooper
It's underneath the engine. You would need to lift the car. I'd recommend getting it professionally done.
Yes
ATF-III
A 1998 automatic transmission may not work very well on a 1999 Isuzu Rodeo. This is mainly due to the incompatibility of the two engine systems and some modifications may need to be made.Ê
Where can I print a engine/timing diagram for a 1999 2.2 Isuzu rodeo?
Underneath the engine. You would need to lift the truck to have access to it. It's difficult to add more fluid on your own. I recommend getting it done by a professional.
I am presently going through the samething. Try changing the trans fluid and filter, it is most times recommeded after 100,000 miles.
Yes, but you don't want the 2001 engine, it has more issues than the 1999 engine.
Yes, but you don't want the 2001 engine, it has more issues than the 1999 engine.
Yes. The tranny will not have enough fluid in it!