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How do I check my trans fluid level. When I drive the car home and park it it is below the low level (and it feels like it. when I remove the cap it rises. How do I know the proper level?
do I fill it a little and put the cap back on to settle or what
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1985.5 automatic
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Don't know about the Porsche automatics, but every other automatic I've ever either owned or dealt with required the level to be checked hot (i.e. after at least 30 minutes of driving).
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This is from the owners manual.
Checking the ATF level The ATF has to be checked at frequent intervals, for instance, when the engine oil is being checked or at least at the specified intervals (see Maintenance schedule). A correct ATF level is very important for the proper functioning of the transmission. Thereading should be done when the ATF is warm, with the engine idling, the selector lever in Neutral and the parking brake applied. The level of the ATF fluid can be checked visually through the transparent reservoir. This reservoir is located at the rear end of the transmission housing. You have enough ATF if the fluid level is between the Min. and Max. marks. It should never be above or below these marks. The difference between the two marks is 1 U.S. pint or 0.4 liter. If level is too high or too low do not just add or drain ATF. Have your dealer check and correct the cause as soon as possible. For correct ATF specifications, see "Filling Capacities".
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