How do I check the transmission fluid?
Cannot find transmission dipstick
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There is no dip stick on a Jetta of this year the way you check it is to actually pull the drain plug with the transmission at normal operating temp . This video shows how Hope this helps
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How many quarts of automatic transmission fluid in a volkswagon bettle 1999 2.0 4 cylinder
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The tranny is sealed tho most have pour spouts to add it. The 5 cyl auto on the 06 is a nightmare tho. It doesn't have a pour spout. Idle the car for 5 minutes, remove drain plug, ( if at right temp nothing should come out) insert special pump connector into drain hole, connect to pump, connect pump to tranny fluid container and pump away. Remove pump. At temp only excess should flow out. When it just drips slowly it's full. Insert drain plug.
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I got a 2002 Volkswagen Jetta that the transmission fluid an filter was changed now I heard that on an old vehicle if the fluid is really dirty you shouldn't change it because that means the transmission wasn't kept up with and cleans right so that boil could be what's keeping the transmission alive but I did not know that and I did it anyways now my transmission seems to be okay but it does seem to slip I don't know if I filled it all the way or if I didn't feel it enough when me and my wife was filling it it started pouring out but that could be because the car wasn't on it took a significant amount before it started pouring out. Any advice?
Can someone just please tell me WHERE to put transmission fluid in a 2001 Jetta? PLEASE
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I hope this helps.
Thanx you made it easy. Wish me luck
Where do I check my transmission fluid on a 2003 vw Jetta hatchback gls?
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Were is the dip stick on my 04 Jetta
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Trying to put more in it
It's a 7/16 plug at the bottom of the transmission
Just fill it until it comes out while the car is running
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That's why I couldn't find it! Thanks for the advice.
por Louella Wulff
Useless and incorrect advice, and pulling the drain plug drains the fluid. If there is no dipstick you need to pull the fill plug with the engine running and the transmission at operating temperature
por hudio611
There's a fill/check plug on bottom of the pan. It's a allen head bolt counter sunk in the pan(in the round hole on bottom of the pan. You need a fish tank hose attached to your transmission bottle and fill till the fluid starts running out the hole just like you fill a rear end. You can use a pump or whatever you want to get the fluid in just make sure it's coming out the hole and not dropping from your hose . It needs to be full. Once it's running out replace the Allen head check/fill plug. Make sure to use the required fluid for your vw or it will not shift properly.
por Paul Demmus Fratesi Jr
As I said before make sure to use specified fluid or your gonna have more problems. You may want to run the car for a while before you check the fluid level to make sure it's not over full. The fluid expands when warm and it needs to be checked when warm. Turn off the car while filling and checking. Then after you fill replace the plug and crank the car and let run a while then cut it off and check again.
por Paul Demmus Fratesi Jr
Vw and most European cars don't use the same type fluid as American or most other forein cars. Vw has a totally different type fluid and will not work with the cheaper fluids that are not for european vehicles. Same with all fluid in your vw. The powerstering fluid is this way also . If you put atf in your PS pump it will blow the fluid out the lid and if you could imagine that happening in your transmission, it's a big no no.
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