Blow by. Compression is passing the rings.
I would have to guess that you have over-filled your oil. I would recomend that you change the oil and see if it still does the same thing............ bad rings or clogged pcv valve If you are towing or climbing long grades you will need to keep your transmission in 3rd gear. Not drive. The transmission will keep shifting on you causing your oil to overheat and come out the dip stick.
Most automatic transmissions are serviced by putting the fluid where the dip stick goes. You can get a transmission funnel from any parts store.
No. Pop Rocks are a candy that pop in your mouth. Fun dip is like sweetened kool-aid (tm) that you dip a candy stick into.
No. Each has its own drain plugs. The auto tran. Is filled at the pipe where the dip stick is. Check manual for fluid types or go to a parts house or the jeep dealer. Either one will help you.
With the dip stick on the side of the motor. Right side to be exact.
left side of the block, back of the oil dip stick.
by the oil dip stick
in the transmission
there is a yellow dip stick behind the motor near the firewall. turn your engine on and pull the dip stick out and read the level
on a 94' it attaches to the same spot as the dip-stick tube.
You have overfilled the engine. Drain the oil to the appropriated level.
there is no dip stick its a bolt on the bottom of the tranny
I would have to guess that you have over-filled your oil. I would recomend that you change the oil and see if it still does the same thing............ bad rings or clogged pcv valve If you are towing or climbing long grades you will need to keep your transmission in 3rd gear. Not drive. The transmission will keep shifting on you causing your oil to overheat and come out the dip stick.
There isn't one. only an "auto" trans has a dip stick.
The transmission dip stick is located near the oil dip stick. This is in a 1962 Catalina.
Piston rings and/or (probably and) cylinder walls are damaged. Rebuild the engine.
Pull out the little white ball on the front of the trans.