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2000 z28 camaro auto (where do i put in tranny fluid)

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Old 05-02-2008, 08:53 PM
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Old 05-02-2008, 08:55 PM
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You put it in the Transmission dipstick tube.
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+1 do a little at a time, check the level while its RUNNING, DONT OVERFILL
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To check auto trans fluid the proper way is when the car is in gear... But running on any flat surface will get you close..
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^r u sure about the in gear part, im pretty sure your supposed to keep it in park except like some dodges i know need to be in gear but thats mopar.
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Simple, and it's right in the '98 & my 2001 Owners Manual. Check Auto.Trans.Fluid Running and in gear. (LS1, A-4) cars...
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^hmm... good to know, im an m6 guy.
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Simple, and it's right in the '98 & my 2001 Owners Manual. Check Auto.Trans.Fluid Running and in gear. (LS1, A-4) cars...
No, it say to check it in park. You have to run through each gear for three seconds and then put it in park and let it idle for 3 minutes.
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