Check your car's automatic transmission fluid

Check your car's automatic transmission fluid

Something wrong with your car or truck? Stop guessing when it comes to the repair and maintenance of your vehicle... get real auto repair help with how-to videos from professional mechanics. With the help of these automotive videos, you'll learn how to recognize a problem, diagnose it, find the right auto parts and tools for the job and finally... fix it, whether you have a used car or a new car.

This video tutorial will show you how to check your car's automatic transmission fluid. The first step to checking your automatic transmission fluid level is to park the car on a level surface. Keep your engine warmed up and running with the tires blocked and the parking brake set. Move the gear selector through all of the positions. Check the level of fluid indicated on the dipstick. Add fluid with the engine stopped, then recheck the automatic transmission fluid level.

There's many parts to your car; brakes, engine, starter, drivetrain, suspension, chassis, air conditioner, heater, electrical sensors, fluids, transmissions, radiators, oil, tires, spark plugs... this devices are bound to fail sooner or later. Why not learn the skills of automotive repair and be your own repair service? The car dealers and service centers will just charge you an expensive bill, but you can be pretty fair to yourself.

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