Read your owner's manual - it's there for a reason.
Follow the instructions for checking your transmission fluid levels.
STEP 2
Make sure your vehicle is on level ground.
STEP 3
Warm up the engine with a quick drive.
Shift the transmission through all gears - bringing the engine to a good operating temperature.
STEP 4
Put the vehicle in PARK.
Pop the hood and pull out the dipstick - make sure the vehicle is still running.
STEP 5
Wipe the dipstick with a clean, lint-free rag. Reinsert it and pull it out again.
When you first pull out the dipstick, the fluid should be red/pink toned.
STEP 6
Change the fluid if it is very dark or milky.
You don’t want it to smell burnt, or contain any particles.
STEP 7
If you check the transmission fluid and it's "clear", but doesn't reach the "full" line on the dipstick, use a funnel.
Pour in just enough fluid down the dipstick tube to reach the line - be careful not to overfill.
STEP 8
Return the dipstick to the holding tube and push it all the way back down the tube.
STEP 9
Double check the dipstick to ensure you’ve filled the transmission to the correct level.
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