Most all cars have dipsticks. The fluid is almost always checked when the fluid is warm and the vehicle is in park. You should have two dipsticks. Many will be labeled ENGINE and TRANSMISSION.
If it is a Manual transmission you do not have a dipsticks.
The 2005 and up Mustangs don't have dipsticks Ford considered sealed so it shouldn't need fluid unless it has a leak.
GM eliminated dipsticks for automatics. You can only drain, and refill. There will be a little red/yellow cap near the top of the transmission by the firewall, where the dipstick used to be.
I had the same questions, I contacted Izuzu and it is not servicable by you and I. It has to be checked by the service center by raising the vehicle and removing the bolts as in replacing the transmission fluid. This was on the 97-99's. They have gone back to dipsticks but unfortunately we are stuck with the service center. YES you can do it!! Be careful not to overfill but do as follows to check the fluid. As you don
Standard tranny's don't have dipsticks. Theres a plug on the side of the tranny to check/fill the tranny fluid. The fluid should come up to the bottom of that plug hole when sitting on a level surface.
Ford manual transmissions do not have dipsticks like most Ford automatics do The manual transmission fluid level is checked at the fill plug on the transmission
it goes in through the pipe that you check the trani fluid at
some transmissions dont have dipsticks, depending on which one you have.
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.
It is important to know the location of all fluid dipsticks when owning a vehicle. The transmission fluid dipstick is towards the back of the engine, near the window and has a black cap.
As there is a dipstick for the oil, so is there one for the transmission, under the hood. Locate both dipsticks, they look very similar and the one that is not the oil is the right one.