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Old April 28th, 2009, 7:35 PM
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where is the hole to check the transmission fluid located at?
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Where is the hole to check the transmission fluid located at?
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Old April 28th, 2009, 7:50 PM
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What kind of Car? Model ? Engine? Then we might get a little further on that.

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It's a 2000 z71 5.3 liter
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It's a 2000 Z71 5.3 liter and don't know which side the hole is to check the transmission fluid is on?
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I checked on a few other forums, I am reading there isnt one, thats weird. Hopefully someone else here can verify this.
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Well thats wierd i don't understand that. Ok cool i'll try to look some more, but thanks for trying to help.
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No Prob, I am sure one of the ASE techs here can answer that better for you.
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Manual or autmatic? If its manual its on the passenger side its a plug the fluid should be right below the hole
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