How do you check the transmission fluid in a 2001 Saturn LS?

how many quarts of fluid does an 2001 Saturn take

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There should be a red dipstick on the drivers side under the hood near the firewall. Similar to that of an automatic transmission.

dexron6 are type transmission oil for Saturn 2001 serial sc2

how do you check transmission fluid in 2001 bmw car

I have a 2001 325ci BMW with 150,000 miles. When should I check or change the transmission fluid?

The correct transmission fluid to use in an L300 Saturn is Dexron III. The capacity for a complete change is about 6.75 quarts.

Yes it does. It carries dexron III ATF

There is no dipstick. Level is checked via a specific bolt hole after engine is warm and running and the car is 'level'. If the transmission fluid is slightly dripping out of this bolt hole, or is even with the threads, then the level is correct.

there is a transmission fluid check dipstick under the hood, get a funnel and use this tube. It drains directly into the transmission. check often while adding fluid, to much will damage it.

The refill is also the same access to check the fluid level.Use a funnel to add transmission fluid as needed.Use recommended fluid.

A 2001 Mazda Protege has a seal system, meaning the car does not have a dipstick to check the transmission fluid. It is best to take it to a dealership to have the fluid tested, but a person can check it by slightly pulling out the plug under the car, and see the condition of the fluid coming out of the plug.

there is not a good way for you to check it, but a dealership can check it for you. the transmission also holds only 6.5 .qts if you have the 3.0l

Check the transmission fluid level, if it's not enough add more fluid.

You add fluid at the exact same place you check the fluid level.

Check saturnfans.com forums under the SL or post the question.

At the fill plug on the manual transmission underneath the Ford F-150 On a 2001 Ford F-150 the manual transmission takes Motorcraft MERCON automatic transmission fluid Check with the vehicle level , the fluid is supposed to be up to the bottom of the fill hole

There is no transmission dipstick. You have to check the level at the transmission itself. I just had my mechanic do it because its alot easier to check it up on the lift. I know this because I own a 2001 Saturn

There is no dipstick for the transmission. It has a check valve on the side of the pan.

You remove the transmission dip stick. You will need a small funnel that will fit in the tube where the stick goes in at to check fluid level in transmission. Put fluid in there.

You have to take it to the dealership to be check. It has to be at a set temp. to check, with a special tool.

check your hand book

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how do i replace a transmission sensor switch on a 2001 l-series saturn

transmission has worn/bad seals.should have a trans shop check it. Most don't charge to check.

Check the transmission dipstick from the filler plug. It's located at the rear of engine bay, passenger side.

Being surprised my 2001 Suzuki Grand Vitara (same as Tracker) had a drain plug for the transmission. I just change the fluid, not the filter or gasket.

need to know if it is and automatic or a standard shift transmission Automatic has no dipstick to check trans fluid.

To change the transmission fluid, you first drain the old fluid by removing the large bolt to the left hand side of the transmission, after it is drained you may place the bolt back on. Add the new fluid under the hood of the car, where you check the transmission fluid at.

There is none on the 2.4L DOHC. On the transmission close to the oil drain plug,there is a plug that you remove.If transmission fluid runs out of the hole it is full.

unscrew the cap that has the breather hose coming out of it on the transmission and but your finger in it and if you can feel the fluid its full

your transmission is probably going or has gone, check for tranmission fluid leaks because there might not be enough fluid going to the transmission sensors.

there is tranny fluid but its built in there is no way to check it, i was told these buy the dealer it never burns it ????? hopefully this helps

If there is no A/T dipstick then it is sealed unit and you do not have to check it. If it is a manual transmission you check it by removing a plug on the upper side of the transmission and sticking your finger in the hole. If you touch lube it is full.

Answer: Transmission Dipstick There is not a dipstick for the transmission on a 2001 chev. cavalier, you can check the transfer fluid and it is located underneath the master cylinder.Motor T Mechanic- USMC

To check the Automatic transmission fluid on the 2001 BMW X5 3.0i model, there is simply no dipstick to look for. Answer: The owner's manual will discuss this in very limited wording in regards to the AT fluid of this particular model found in the A-Z topics of the Table of Contents. This model comes with a "Lifetime Fluid" sealed in the automatic transmission casing, thus there is no need to check the fluid level…

The cost of a new transmission for a 2001 Saturn will depend on the store or transmission shop. On average, a new transmission will cost an estimated 670 dollars.

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straight down the dipstick hole. (the dipstick you removed to check the fluid level)

You almost never check the A/T fluid with the transmission in gear. Check your owner's manual or look on the dipstick. If you have no owner's manual or it is not listed on the dip stick, call your local Ford dealer. Overfilling the transmission is a sure way to cause damage. You must check the fluid the correct way.

What his means is that the fluid is leaking out of a hole or crack in some part of the pipework through which the transmission fluid flows. Park it on a flat clean surface and see where the fluid is dripping out onto the ground. The hole will be somewhere above the drip.

If you have a 2.2 engine you check the trnsmission on a lift. On the right side of transmission is a drain plug. You take plug out and if fluid runs out it is full. If you have a manual, you should not be checking the fluid. Unless there is a leak detected. In this case, you need to bring your car to a mechanic...

there is RED CAP on the fill hole it will say TRANS FLUID there is a bolt on passenger side you will remove then check while running to see if fluid runs out. pain to do ..

Possibilities could include: * transmission fluid level is low * transmission fluid needs to be changed - change the filter, too * transmission could need adjustment - the bands may be slipping Always check the fluid level with the engine at normal operating temperature (like after being driven 10 or 15 miles) and leave it idling in park with the brake set, and the wheels chocked. Possibilities could include: * transmission fluid level is low…

Most newer automatic transmissions do not use a dipstick.

go and buy a dip stick for it as they dont come with one

2001 BMW X5 3.0i and 4.4i Automatic Transmission fluid Check? To check the Automatic transmission fluid on the 2001 BMW X5 3.0i model, there is simply no dipstick to look for. Answer: The owner's manual for the 2001 BMW X5 3.0i and the X5 4.4i will discuss this in very limited wording in regards to the Automatic Transmission fluid of this particular model found in the main topic heading, "Technical Data" page 13 and subtopic…

I am needing to change the transmission fluid on my 2001 Dodge Durango, and I don't know where the location of the plug to drain the transmission fluid is at!

You refill transmission fluid through the transmission dipstick tube. Remove the dipstick and, using a funnel, pour fluid into tube slowly in small amounts and check level each time. DO NOT OVERFILL!!! Good luck.

There is a red fill cap on transmission bell housing under the brake master cylinder. You have to look real close to find it. There is a bolt on the passenger side of the transmission that you remove to check level. Add fluid until it runs out of the bolt hole.