hardly any ATF on dipstick
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Well, went to the dealership yesterday to get a clock spring put in and I had them look at my atf level. It was confirmed it was low, but the tech said by only about 300ml. He topped it up and said it would be fine. I finally saw the level on the dipstick when hot. It was around 1/2 way between cold and hot. He even admitted it is toughh to read and said 300ml low will not do anything bad.
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That's good to know the difference of 300 ml is that much on the dipstick, which means if you are going to get some ATF on the dipstick you are probably in the good zone.
Check the level in a few days to make sure it has not changed
Check the level in a few days to make sure it has not changed
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It's added via a very long funnel that has a small-diameter outlet that fits right in the tanny fluid dipstick hole.
Super Multi-Purpose Funnel | Canadian Tire
Super Multi-Purpose Funnel | Canadian Tire
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