It varies from one car to another. Some recommend checking it with the engine off, some with the engine running in park, some with the engine running in neutral, etc. The owners manual for the vehicle will tell you how it should be done on yours.
Yes it does. The proper way to check automatic transmission fluid is to check it while engine is at idle.
If your checking the level of the tranny fluid in an automatic you need to turn on the engine let it idle in park NEUTRAL and pull the dipstick.
Type F Automatic Transmission Fluid
Im sure that its automatic so you will need ATF automatic transmission fluid which is pink and thin Ure welcome
use, DEXRON III automatic transmission fluid
Check fluid level May need fluid and filter change May need transmission overhaul
Checking and adding Tranny fluid.There is a dipstick for the transmission fluid on all automatic transmissions, which is separate from the engine oil dipstick. The tube the dipstick sits in is the only place where fluid can be added. You will probably need the funnel with the really long, skinny neck, to be able to get the fluid into the tube. Be careful not to overfill the transmission, and be sure that you have the right kind of transmission fluid. The automatic transmission fluid level should be checked with the engine running, the transmission in Park or Neutral, and on a level surface. DO NOT PUT ENGINE OIL IN THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION!
The automatic transmission is really close to the battery to the right side of your car model. Checking the transmission fluid is also done from the same point. Yes you must require a funnel as well as the correct fluid for the transmission.
the automatic transmission don't need the fluid to be changed never if you change the fluid with a new one you going to lost your transmission
Yes it could. If you put power steering fluid in the transmission you need to change the transmission fluid.
Dexron III Automatic Transmission Fluid
Automatic trans fluid has three basic types: Mercon for older Fords, "Dexron plus three" for Chrysler and plain Dexron for everything else. You need ordinary Dexron Automatic Transmission fluid