Automatic transmission dipstick location for 2005 nissan pathfinder

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2012 C70 Transmission Dip stick where is it?

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Older models had a yellow dip plug.

The transmission dipstick has a yellow top and is located on the right side behind your oil dipstick. Hope this helps

it should be a red stick coming out of the transmission near the engine

On automatic,start Nissan,leave in park,remove dip stick,wipe clean,insert back in to hole all the way and remove and check,do it twice,if manual trans.on the side of transmission,is a plug,remove and get flash light look in hole to see,if you don't see fluid,get a turkey baster and put fluid in till it comes out,do this with trans. in reverse and e- brake on and engine off.Get turkey baster at dollar store.

I assume you are talking about the tranny dipstick. There is none. Most cars built in the 21st century have sealed for life of vehicle, transmissions. Only a dealer can check the fluid level

2005 Chevy Malibu has a sealed transmission with no dipstick, so you can't check the transmission fluid level without getting underneath the car and looking at the transmission itself.

Locate the transmission. Look for a small plug with a hex bolt on the passenger side of the transmission, adjacent to the passenger side front tire.

Start the engine and let it warm up to regular operating temperature. Remove the hex bolt from the plug hole in the side of the transmission with a wrench or socket. If transmission fluid flows freely from the hole, the fluid level is correct. If it barely drips, or no fluid comes out, the transmission fluid level is low.

under hood find dip stick''should be red'' with engine running pull dipstick check level.''dip stick location next to firewall pass side of trk

there is no dipstick, you can access the transaxle by lifting the car up. It is located on the drivers side right by the wheel. Remove the bolt at the top of the pan, if the fluid dribbles out there is enough, if not you need to fill it.

You didn't say which motor you have, but on my 3.6L, a plug is located on the RH side of the trans axle assembly. Just above the bottom tranny pan. Don't remove the plug when the engine is off or it will drain out ATF fluid. Start the engine and warm up to around 200 degrees. With the engine still running, remove the plug and fill to spill. When the level is right at the opening, reinstall the plug and you're done. I will attach a picture of this plug. Looks to be a 10mm.

The cap your reffering to is the dip stick. You need to remove the 10mm bolt that holds it in order to check/fill the trans. The trans takes Nissan J Matic fluid ONLY use of any other fluid will damage the trans and void your warranty(this is why it is bolted in). You will see it printed on the handle of the stick when you remove it. You can use the drain plug on the trans pan to drain the old fluid out and then refill it at the tube with a funnel.