1990 Subaru Legacy "automatic transmission fluid" Questions

automatic transmission you DON'T put 90 wt oil in it! It uses automatic transmission fluid. Depending how low it's down it could take anywhere from 3 - 6 qts of automatic trans fluid. Have a shop look

...Automatic Transmission Fluid Type-HP or IDEMITSU ATF HP. you add it through the dip stick hole. You may also wish to add a transmission leak oil to swell the gaskets and stop the leak add it the same ...

...Automatic transmission fluid expands as it gets hotter, so its low when cold and as warms up the fluid expands to the point where the fluid level is somewhat acceptable and can actually function. I ...

...transmission fluid dipstick in my 1995 subaru legacy wagon (automatic)? Also, do put the fluid in the same spot that I check the levels? Thanks The Dipstick is on the driver side right next to the ...

...automatic censoring programs grab it.  They assume you are posting stuff with pornographic content.  Besides, the word is "TRANSMISSION" anyway.1991 Subaru Legacy does not use a ...

automatic transmission, it could be several things: It could be really low on transmission fluid or the fluid may have leaked out. Do you see an reddish or reddish-brown fluid under the car? Check the

worn out for reverse. It's most likely a solenoid, but the transmission must be torn down and rebuilt to rectify the situation. Try a local automatic transmission repair shop. Good luck on this repair

...automatic transmission shifts gears up or down. Followed owners manuals instructions to check fluid levels both on cold and warm scales. Fluid level measured full both ways. Mileage is 118,000. Top ...

...automatic subaru legacy twin turbo,cause it has a oil feed how to refill when ive put new radiator on Hi: The two lines that you are wondering about are oil cooler lines for your transmission. One is ...

...automatic isn't a home mechanics job. No movement at all is more than just band adjustment. It sounds more like no fluid or no fluid pressure. Did you check the transmission fluid level? Remember to ...