Isuzu uses a fill plug located about a third of the way up the right rear of the transmission housing. Drain the old fluid using the bottom plug. Replace the internal filter while you are at it. Pump in ATF until it starts to run back out the hole for the fill plug, then cap it off, and the level is correct. The thinking is that with a dipstick to check the level, and easy access down the dipstick's tube (the way practically every other company does it), it is too easy for folks to put in the wrong oil, or a combination of fluids that may damage the trans. Makes sense! If the trans is leaking and needs more fluid, it needs to be repaired anyway.
I have a 1994 Isuzu Trooper and it has issues upshifting at lower speeds. How do I check the fluid level in the transmission when there is no dipstick?
if it is an automatic then yes, if it is a standard transmission then no
How do you change the transmission fluid on a 2001 4x4 Isuzu trooper
1999 Isuzu trooper
When changing the filter and fluids of a car, it is important to know the fluid capacity. A 2000 Isuzu Trooper uses 9.1 quarts of transmission fluid.
ATF-III
Same location where you pour the motor oil
Yes. The tranny will not have enough fluid in it!
there is a drain plug and a fill plug on the underside of the transmission. you need to use the fill plug. You can not fill the transmission fluid or check the level, any other way.(it is a ridiculous design, i know.....) go to autozone.com look under Isuzu repair info, then choose the year and choose "trooper".then look under "fluids" the info will be there.
check your tranny fluid first
If auto--through the dipstick tube If standard through side plug in transmission
how do you find out how to check the transmition in a isuzu rodeo