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Automatic xmission fluid levels 200 1984

posted by  Alex S. on  Mon Nov 1 08:56 CST 2004
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Hi,
Was wondering if someone can help with a comment...

When I check the automatic transmission fluid on my 84 240 in the morning before starting, I understand that I can use the square cutout on the dipstick as a reference for the correct fluid level if the engine is stone cold. If I fill up with fluid by following this mark, I notice that when I check the fluid when the engine is running and warmed up, the level is way too high. Which level mark should I follow?

Alex Samson
Los Angeles






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