Questions & Answers for: Isuzu Rodeo zero fill

Is there another tool besides a hand pump that we can use to put transmission fluid in the fill plug? We have located the fill plug for the transmission fluid on the side of the transmission but we ...

...car is started then after running for a while the gauge jumps and gets close and sometimes goes to zero could that be the pressure switch? So far it has not shut off when it hits zero. We just ...

Oil pressure drops to zero after warmed up or below 2700 RPM My oil pressure is within allowable limits when my 1996 Isuzu Rodeo 3.2 liter is first started. After the vehicle is warmed to standard ...

how to change transmission fluid There are 2 plugs in the trans. pan. The one that is lower or closest to center is the drain plug. The upper plug is the fill plug. Remove the drain plug to drain the ...

need to find transmission fill cap so I can fill it with fluid you either have to fill it through the transmission dip stick if it is equipped with one, or you need tho crawl under the car and look at

fill tube for the transmission location Hahaha..! Thats a funny response, but not a solution. Assuming you're talking about the automatic transmission, there is no fill tube for your transmission. To ...

...I started the car. Instead of rushing to have it fixed I filled the car and set my trip meter to zero. After about a week I noticed that the gauge would stay at a certain level before going to

how do i fill the transmission up on a 2000 ISUZU RODEO 3.2lt. V6 automatic You can fill it, but you need a special temp guage and a hand pump. You have to get under the car to fill it. There are two ...

fuel gage goes to zero Fuel gage goes to zero, twenty miles after filling.quickly after filling tank Sound like you are in need of a new fuel level sensor. You have a burn on the wire wrap. problem is

WHERE DO I PUT THE TRANSMISSION FLUID IN MY ISUZU RODEO 1998 4WD V6-3.2L ENG. WHERE IS THE FILLER??? most didnt have dip stick for auto trans, fill through fill plug shown then start and run through ...