Auto Trans fluid can only be checked with the engine running and at normal operating temperature, otherwise you will get a false reading.
With the engine running, and the gear selector in Park, and the hand brake fully engaged and the wheels chocked (this prevents the car from running you over), pull the dipstick marked "TRANS" or something similar, wipe with lint free rag, then reinsert the dipstick until it stops and immediately remove it and check the level on the stick.
If the level is low, add only enough fluid to reach the "ok" marking ... overfilling an auto trans is just as harmful as not having enough fluid in it. Add a little at a time, checking the level often.
need to know if it is and automatic or a standard shift transmission Automatic has no dipstick to check trans fluid.
You fill the trans fluid thru the dipstick you check the level at.
trans is slippying
where do i check the transmission fluid in my 2007 toyota fj cruiser?
You add fluid the same place you check the fluid level.
I check the oil in my cars every weekend, along with trans fluid, coolant, steering fluid and window washer fluid. I check brake fluid and tires daily.
Fill it at the same place you check the fluid level.
Your trans is either low on fluid,(difficult to check when not a tech) or trans failure. if you check the fluid and it is dark and smells bad and/or metal flakes are in the fluid..... stick a fork in it.
check the trans fluid.
You can't
The exact same place you check the fluid level.
You fill the trans Fluid thru the dipstick you check it from.