2001 Isuzu Rodeo "read oil dip stick" Questions

...OIL DIP STICK. LOOK FOR IT THEN PULL IT OUT AND ADD. MAKE SURE THAT ITS LOW BY READING THE STICK EITHER IT WILL SAY COLD OR HOT. IF ITS BELOW COLD OR THE LINE THEN YOU WOULD NEED TO ADD. BUT REMEMBER ...

...read the level? Any help please. the lower circle is the minimum level for the oil in your pan, so you should add oil. when was yor last oil change maybe you are due, always let the engine sit for a ...

...oil can or some other pump I have one it sucks ! Usually you pull out the transmission dip stick to read fluid level. Engine must be warm so tranny fluid is at operating temp. The dip stick usually ...

...read oil What should you do if you are not sure if the right oil dipstick is being used? We are unable to get read on oil level & not sure if it is because the wrong stick is being used or if ...

read the rodeo's engine oil dip stick? 2001 Rodeo You should check it after the car is warm. Park on level ground Pull the dipstick out and wipe it with a rag as it will have excess oil on it from the

...up oil filter. Turn off engine and check oil level. Keep adding with engine off until full reading on dip stick guage. keep record of oil added for future reference. Make sure oil API is at least ...

...oil? If it an automatic, the transmission fluid is poured down the transmission dip stick tube. If it is a manual transmission, there is an inspection plug on the side of the transmission. The fluid ...

...OIL I'm assuming that you have an automatic tranny. Engine must be warm. Raise the hood. Get in and shift thougth ALL gears starting with low and go through up to drive, reverse,ect stopping at each ...

...oil level plug (it's the bolt that is higher up on the pan). I thinks it uses a 17mm socket to remove it. Both the 'fill' bolt and 'drain' bolt looks similar. Double check to be sure. Remove the ...

...do i look. place dip stick in shows oil .ride a distance pull dip stick show min. SHOWS OIL AND LITTLE OIL READING ON DIP STICK Oil is not returning to the pan from the over head valve cover