I just changed out my ATF. I know my car has a capacity of 6.2 liters, but only 4 liters could go back in. It is possible that not all 6.2 liters drained out because I did not measure the old ATF coming out.
So I want to know if driving with insufficient ATF could cause any problems.
I also read that overfilling ATF is really bad. So I don't want to force more ATF in (by parking on an incline to fill up). Instead, if there're no negative side effects of having insufficient ATF, I'd rather wait and see.
2007-07-17
15:35:01
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Snowie
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Cars & Transportation
➔ Maintenance & Repairs
There is no dipstick in my car. I'm supposed to just park it at a level surface and fill it until it flows out of the fill hole. But my car's ground clearance is so low, it's impossible to get under it without jacking it up.
2007-07-17
15:48:31 ·
update #1