How to check transmission fluid level in a 2009 Chrysler Town and Country

You have to have a special dipstick tool in order to check the fluid in them transmissions! Here's a link to a sight that may help you, but if you do check the fluid the vehicle must be on a lift in a level position to check the fluid.

But, unless the transmission is leaking fluid? Then it would not be low. Unlike engines, transmissions do not use fluids, they would only leak, IF they had a problem.
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The automatic transmission dip stick and filler tube have been removed from many later model auto transmissions now so you cannot check fluid levels yourself or add fluid easily to these units.

I assume you have the V6 engine and if you check the engine bay you will find no transmission dip stick and filler tube there. In these cases you have to add fluid by pumping fluid in after removing a filler plug on the case of the transmission from under the vehicle and it needs to be perfectly level when this is done.. There is a specific procedure for this which varies from unit to unit because you need to ensure the transmission is not over filled.

Unless you know what you are doing and use the correct filling procedure this is not a do it yourself task and it is best done with the car perfectly level up on a workshop lift/hoist.

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Is the speedo working properly / if not repair the spedo. Also you can try and reset the trans by disconnecting the battery, and check fluid level

hi! check your owners manual which should be in the glove box. you can
google the same question to see where the trans dipstick is, it should
be in plain site, easy to see/reach. stop by a chrysler dealer, they will
gladly, i think, show you as they are always trying to be nice to win
potential customers!! good luck!! p.s.try a near by auto parts store,
such as autozone also. my nearby store is very helpful, again, to gain
sales in the future! also wal-mart will always help you!! i have recieved
some amazing service from wal-mart all over the u.s.!! jrr

Get your car to normal run temperature, park on a flat drive then put it in neutral, under your hood you will fill the dip stick for your transmission, it should be a yellow handle, pull it, wipe it off and replace it then pull it again and check the level on the dip stick, it will show you where it should be at, add if you need some

check transmission fluid or get new/used transmission

It sounds like you are either low on transmission fluid, or you have a shift solenoid or TCC Solenoid that is failing. Check the transmission fluid level when the engine is warmed up. If the fluid is at the correct level, see if your check engine light is on. If the CEL light is on, you probably have a failed Solenoid Valve. Have the code checked to find out which solenoid is faulty.

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Check Automatic Transmission fluid level and top off if necessary.
Check Power Steering fluid level and top off if necessary.
Listen to see if the bearings are whining on the alternator or other pulley under the hood.

check the fluid level if its up where it belongs than yes transmission is bad.