On the side of the engine block just above the lip of the oil pan. you must take out the trans bolt that secures it first. it should come right out after that.
Your dip stick tube is your fill tube for your transmission . Make sure your transmission oil is at opperating temp before servicing some instructions are written on the dip stick , Use a small funnel , Add a little at a time (cup). Use the proper fluid , check regularly
SOURCE: transmission wont shift into any forward gears or
4WD! the transfer case is not stuck in neutral is it? Fluid levels are good? Have you noticed a decrease in mileage or power prior to this problem? If no then time to take it in for service it sounds like. Transmission fluid is not consummed, so if it leaked out then you may be able to fill it up and get the leak fixed, if too late then its a rebuild on the tranny.
SOURCE: what kind of transmission is in my 1996 gmc sierra
most likely it has a 4l60e. What size motor does the truck have and how many gears? That information will narrow it down for sure.
Thanks,
Lee
SOURCE: How do i put fluid in the transmission there is no
On the passenger side of the transmission, there is a fill plug and a drain plug. The fill will be the upper plug and it's the one you use to check to make sure you have the right amount of transmission fluid in your transmission.
Manual Transmission, NV3500..........2 liters
Manual Transmission, NV1500..........2.7 liters
Undo the plug with a wrench and if the transmission trickles out, your good to go. If there is no fluid trickling out, top it off and place the plug back in and tighten to (Manual Transmission NV1500 Fill Plug
17 ft/lbs) or (Manual Transmission NV3500 Fill Plug
44 ft/lbs)
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