1995 passport troubleshoot slow leak in manual transmission

1995 HONDA PASSPORT REPAIR MANUAL


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If it has a manual transmission, your clutch is worn all the way down. If it is an automatic transmission, your transmission needs repair, or is low on fluid.

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pour it in through the dipstick tube with a funnel slow or will air lock

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Only if the system is leaking, and it is brake fluid into the master cylinder for the manual clutch. If the clutch hydraulic system is leaking either the master or slave has failed, and there should be a fluid stain trail somewhere. You may well be able to do this type of repair yourself with a few tools and an afternoon, or it could be damn near impossible without a lift. I would look on ebay for new replacement parts before I bought from a dealer.

Check trany fluid level , add if low.
To check level - engine on(running) , shift lever in park position . Locate transmission dipstick , check level , depending on temperature of fluid (roughly) , make sure it's within appropriate marks on dipstick.
If leak on trany is excessive , fix it or check level frequently.

Transmission most likely

Either the fluid is low, or filter needs to be changed. You may need to reset computer to shut light off.
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You don't. They are hydraulic. Check the slave cylinder for leaks or if you need to fill the reservoir. You might need to bleed the system if it continues and you find no leaks.