We change the oil in the automatic gearbox after repairing the gearbox.
Structurally, the automatic transmission does not provide for oil changes during the entire period of operation
It is recommended to drain the oil from the automatic transmission within 15 minutes after the trip, until it has cooled down and has good fluidity
It is recommended to use ATF M-V fluid in an automatic transmission
Tools required: 8 hexagon, funnel, wide container for drained oil
Checking the fluid level in an automatic transmission
Start the engine and warm up the oil
While the engine is idling, remove the fluid level indicator in the automatic transmission
Wipe the dipstick with a clean cloth and put it back in place
Re-remove the probe. The fluid level must be between the "MIN" and "MAX" marks
If the liquid level is very low, add liquid to the required level
It is necessary to fill the working fluid into the automatic transmission through the fluid level indicator tube
Replacing the working fluid in the automatic transmission
To change the fluid in the gearbox, remove the engine mudguard and engine crankcase protection
Unscrew the drain plug and drain the liquid into the prepared container
The cork is sealed with an aluminum washer. If the washer is heavily crimped, then replace it
We screw in the plug and pour fluid into the gearbox
After that, check the liquid level, as described above