Where do you check the transmission level on a 1995 Polaris 425 Magnum. How do you add fluid?

1. Getting Started.
2. Open the Hood.
3. Remove Dipstick.
4. Check Level. Insert dipstick and pull it out to determine level.
5. Add Fluid. Determine correct fluid type and add fluid.
6. Replace Dipstick.
7. More Info.

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Possible low fluid level causing the fluid to aerate. Check fluid level with vehicle running on level surface and add as required

Look for the dipstick where you check the transmision fluid level. If you need any you pour it down the dipstick hole. Add it in small amounts and check in between additions, its really easy to overfill. Once overfilled a real pain to get it out.

The transmission fluid is checked and added (if necessary) through the transmission dipstick tube

SEEMS LIKE TRANSMISSION FLUID LOW.TRANSMISSION SLIPPING TRYING TO GO IN DRIVE.CHECK TRANSMISSION FLUID LEVEL. IF LOW ADD FLUID UNTIL YOU REACH FULL MARK ON TRANSMISSION DIP STICK. WITH ENGINE RUNNING A IN OPERATING TEMPERATURE.IF FLUID LEVEL OKAY.CHANGE TRANSMISSION FLUID AND FILTER IF YOU HAVE NOT CHANGED IN A LONG WHILE.A DIRTY STOPPED UP FILTER WILL CAUSE TRANSMISSION TO SLIP.CANT PICK UP FLUID.

From a totally dry condition with Torque Converter empty the book indicates 4 Quarts. The best way to check is to add 1 pint if you are at the low marks with the engine warm and idling in Park. If you have drained the Transmission to change the filter, start by adding a quart and then check level and add a pint then check level, continue the process of adding fluid a pint at a time and checking level until you get the level to a place between the marks. Drive the vehicle for a few blocks, check and add fluid as needed.

Start the engine and let it come up to temperature. ( Fully warm up). Put the vehicle in neutral ( on level ground) and check the level on the transmission dipstick. The hard part is putting the fluid in if you need some. You have to use a funnel and put it in through the dipstick tube. DO NOT OVERFILL! hope this is helpful.

there is no transmission fluid reservoir. with the engine running at operating temperature on level ground, you need to pull out the transmission dip stick, clean it off, reinsert, remove and check level. as long as it's in the hash marks don't add any fluid.

I believe these have one of the new "sealed transmissions" You don't check the transmission fluid.

They are a "lifetme transmission" when it's life is up and it breaks you pull it for a new one (or dump the car) Dodge is using allot of these

According to the manual, the dipstick is not included. You have to take it to the dealer if you notice any leaks or a warning light comes on. Go figure !!