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Transmission Fluid Level after Radiator Replacement V70-XC70 2004

posted by  Son Of Bonzo on  Tue Nov 30 19:18 CST 2021
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Hi all,
2004 XC-70 195K, just replaced the radiator last week... wow fun!!
Anyway, I know there was some ATF that leaked out during the process, and I'm assuming some that was left in the old radiator. I checked the ATF level today using the suggested method of making sure the car was at temp, cycle through gears, park on level surface and check on level surface. The level seemed to be right on the T in HOT at the top of the dipstick, did it 3 times to check.
From my estimate I only lost 4-6 oz out of the house and whatever was in the radiator. Should I just try to add that amount of ATF regardless, or go with my reading? Maybe take to mechanic to make sure?
Thanks so much!






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