dip stick
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soooooooo ......yeaaa there aint a dip stick for the tranny fluid eh? how do i add tranny fluid then? my dad just went nutts haha after driving my xtype because she kept jerken when he steped off the gas....ud think that jag would make a friggan dip stick for the tranny over the years but i dont know what they were thinking with this one. Does anybody have a general quote for a tranny fluid/drain change? aswell with general quote on a rear diff?
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soooooooo ......yeaaa there aint a dip stick for the tranny fluid eh? how do i add tranny fluid then? my dad just went nutts haha after driving my xtype because she kept jerken when he steped off the gas....ud think that jag would make a friggan dip stick for the tranny over the years but i dont know what they were thinking with this one. Does anybody have a general quote for a tranny fluid/drain change? aswell with general quote on a rear diff?
I think there is a drain hole under the tranny too. Jag usually drops the pan to check the magnet and change the fluid.
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Per the JTIS, you are supposed to check the fluid level with the motor running for reference. Car in PARK, engine running, sitting level. Then when you go to add fluid, you should have the engine off and the level checking plug installed. Not sure how much the level changes with the motor running and not.
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Maybe if Jag made the tranny in the X Type they would have but it is made by JATCO--Japanese Automatic Transmission Company--not to metion the whole car is pretty much a FORD anyway! Just a "Gussied Up" Taurus--as one guy I know called it!
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