1991 Subaru Legacy "changing transmission fluid 2" Questions

...fluid and remove the pan on the transmission to change the filter, either way it will tak 4-5 qts of fluid poured down the dipstick tube to refill it. Be careful not to overfill I have this problem ...

...changing gears properly. it only shifts Reverse, 1 and 2 after the second gear is flashes a hold light on the deshboard what could be the problem? i was imported from singapore hi it seems that the ...

transmission filter and fluid, and drain and refill the fron and rear differential fluids. The AT uses simple Dextron II or III (get 2 gallons) and the diffferential both use 80W-90W old fashioned non

...changing the fluid can make a transmission worse but its been about 2 yrs and 21k miles later so now my transmission fluid needs to be changed again because it is brown. Would you recommend getting ...

...FLUID A NEW TRANSMISSION FILTER AND PAN GASKET.I WOULD BUY FILTER AND PAN GASKET AT DEALERSHIP.YOU NEED A LARGE DRAIN PAN TO CATCH TRANSMISSION FLUID.IF YOU HAVE A TRANSMISSION DIP STICK. BEFORE YOU ...

...transmission fluid capacity. I would buy 3 quarts and dump two in the transmission after the filter/gasket change. Put your foot on the brake and go through the gears to fill the pockets in the ...

...changing the transmission fluid and if possible removing the transmission pan for further diagnosis. Excessive debris or metal particles on the transmission pan could be an indication that there is a ...

Transmission fluid and brake fluid should be changed, but never flushed. Flushing can dislodge particles that can clog components inside the transmission or braking components leading to more problems

...directions, added 3 1/2 quarts of super atf transmission fluid, its on full hot line when car has been ran I'm stumped! Why was fluid changed? whats Super ATF fluid? the recommended fluid is DEXRON ...

transmission pan drains 2-3L. New fluid is added to the CVT 'dipstick' tube, which is just behind the radiator with a black plastic head on the dipstick. A local CVT specialist sold me type NS