SOURCE: vw golf Mk3 VR6 gearbox/cooling system
I don't know where your leak is happening but I suspect the transmission fluid attacks rubber and may be leaking from the heater because of softened hoses.
I think the first move I would make is to buy a Haynes or Chilton service manual and spend some time researching how the transmission and cooling systems are related.
The books are available at auto parts stores (or on line of course) and cost between $17-$30 US.
SOURCE: Might have transmission fluid leak????
its fairly easy to be honest.you only need the tool to check transmision temp.it should be checked at a temp of 40 degrees c.so i reckon 10-15 mins from cold on idle(dont drive it ) should be about right.then remove the plug in the sump.this exposes a tube that goes in to the sump that is the right length so that only excess oil will drain out.Bassicaly the tube allows the sump to drain until the correct ammount of oil is in there.if you need to top up there is a short tube with a red cover over the top of it.remove this and top up until oil drains out the sump from the hole where the sump plug goes.go here for a picture that explains all.......
http://www.2carpros.com/forum/transmission-fluid-vt159056.html
SOURCE: Need to know how to check automatic trans fluid in
Here is the procedure, you will need special equipment and fluid.
Transmission must not be in emergency running mode. Transmission should be in PARK. Transmission fluid temperature must not be more than 80° F (30° C) at the beginning of check. Open the check level plug on the bottom of the transmission pan. Add fluid through the fill plug as needed until it drips from the check level plug. Some fill caps can be easily twisted off. Others will be broken when removed and must be replaced.
SOURCE: where the plug for tranny on 96' jetta is located?
On the manual transmission you go through the vehicle speed sensor (VSS). Its suppose to go 1/2 way up the teeth marks. Does it not say in the Chiltons manual? I can check when I get home.
SOURCE: remove gearbox from vw passat automatic
this is not a weekend mechanics type job because you could damage something else taking it out.best advice is to fit a manual gearbox which here in spain you could buy from a accident damaged car with the flywheel and clutch and starter motor for around 300€ need to change the drive shafts as well i think
Automatic transmission :Genuine Diamond automatic transmission fluid SP-11M.
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For Manual transmission :SAE 75W/90 gear oil
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