Transmission Fluid Research Paper

If your vehicle is leaking transmission fluid, you need to act quickly in order to prevent your transmission from becoming damaged. If you have noticed transparent red or pinkish fluid under your vehicle, that is a very clear sign that your vehicle is leaking transmission fluid. Luckily, you can easily stop your vehicle from leaking transmission fluid, at least for a while, with this quick and easy fix.

Locating Your Transmission Fluid Fill

On the majority of automatic transmission vehicles, the transmission fluid tube is located under the hood of the vehicle. In many modern manual transmission vehicles, the transmission fluid fill tube is located in the same place.

In some manual transmission vehicles, generally older models, the transmission fluid tube is located underneath the vehicle.
All you need to do is remove the transmission fluid dipstick, and pout in an entire bottle of transmission stop-leak fluid. Make sure you don’t exceed the maximum fill mark for the transmission fluid tank will adding the stop-fluid. Once you reach the maximum fill mark, you need to stop adding the stop-leak fluid even if you have not poured in the entire bottle. On the other hand, if after adding the stop-leak fluid you are still low on transmission fluid, you should top it off with some transmission fluid.

Once the fluid is in place, put the dipstick back and put your hood down. Over the next month or so, check the transmission fluid levels in your car every week. If the stop-gap fluid is working, your fluid levels should remain constant and you should no longer see transmission fluid under your vehicle.

Under The Vehicle

If your transmission fluid access point is located under your vehicle, it is going to take a little more effort and mechanical expertise on your part to fix the