You can find the dipstick for the Transmission Fluid of an automatic transmission on the passenger side of the engine block (this is where the automatic transmission is mounted). It is way down in there and somewhat difficult to see - a flashlight will be helpful in locating it. You need to be careful when checking it because it is easy to burn your arm on the radiator hose as you reach down in there to grab the dipstick. As for the engine revving, depends if it is an automatic or manual transmission. If it isn't the clutch or the transmission, it could be a faulty throttle position sensor, bad oxygen sensor, bad fast idle thermovalve, or many other things.
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It is possible, but not likely for a transmission fluid leak from the speed sensors.
The product should have a manual that lists the preferred transmission fluid for the equipment, and an instruction list of where to add it to the mower. It is advisable to use a funnel to add the transmission fluid without spilling fluid over the parts of the mower.
Check to see if your transmission has a vacuum modulator. If it does, it could be leaking and fluid could be getting sucked into the engine. If it's a slow leak, the engine would burn that much fluid without too much trouble. See if there is a vacuum line between the transmission and engine. If so, disconnect it and see if there is fluid in it. If it has fluid, there is a vacuum leak in the transmission and you'll need to get it fixed.
On a 2000 Mercury Cougar the windshield washer fluid reservoir is at the front of the engine compartment , near the passenger side headlight
Remove the engine speed sensor which is located directly behind the engine on the clutch bellhousing side of the transaxle case below and to the left of the brake master cyinder. It sticks straight up and has a bolt on the side holding it down. Remove the electric connector attached to it and if there is a speedometer cable remove that also. Unscrew the retaining bolt at the base of the sensor and wiggle it out. The fluild level should reach the top of the gear on the sensor when inserted. This is also where you add fluid to the transaxle/transmission(use a funnel with a long stem). Note although this is a manual transmission it requires MERCON ATF(automatic transmission) fluid or equivalent. Do not use gear oil!!!
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1 oz = 6 tsp 1 tsp = 0.16 oz
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If you used the correct A/T fluid, then Check the fluid level according to directions spelled out in the owner's manual. If it is at the full level and still slips, then you need this transmission looked at by a professional. More likely than not, it will need an overhaul or replacement.
You can find fan fluid at your local auto parts store, it is in the same isle with the blinker fluid.
6.4 ounces.