Can i use dextron 2 transmission fluid in a1992 lexus ls400

start all over! git rid of fuilter,ole fluid, and flush again. NEW FILTER,GASKET,FLUID, and see tuat will happen. oh! and reprogram the key/fob.lol!

Serously do not do that. Your car will not run as gasoline never mixes with oil in a non diesel engine.

I think it will be about 8L the most,u don't need to put transmission oil to torque converter,u can fill it up after the transmission in ,run the vehicle in park or neutral at operation temperature to check the level

there is a seal in the front of the housing that the shaft of the converter seals on

Find the power steering pump and check the reservoir, add power steering fluid if low.

I would first start by changing trans fluid & filter. It should be done every 30k or 3 years.

GM now recommends dextron 6 or VI in all automatic transmissions.It is a synthetic transmission fluid that was introduced in 2006.They no longer license or police the making of dextron 3 or III that was originally installed in your car.This is why you now find dextron III / Mercon because manufacturers are now combining the specs of both Ford and GM into one fluid.Dextron VI is compatible with all dextron II and dextron III fluids.It is more expensive because it is synthetic.Runs about $4-$6 a quart. You can still use dextron III but GM states you never know what you are getting.Well hope this helps.

Power steering fluid is fairly generic. Buy a good quality brand. If the system is low, it has to be leaking somewhere. In that case use a good conditioner such as the one made by Lucas. It is the only brand name product I've ever used that has worked on a consistent basis. And, will not harm internal components.(sound like a salesman? I'm not!) No chemical will repair broken or severely worn parts, but seals can dry out and leak. Never use transmission oil in power steering. That used to be OK but is not now.

As mentioned check ps fluid. If it wines when turning and still no power then the pump is internally bad.. If the fluid is dissapearing fast then its a hose or most likely a leaking rack& pinion assembly..

Dextron II or Dextron III is Automatic Transmission oil.