EBK AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
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ISBN: 9780135257494
Author: Halderman
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 17, Problem 5CQ
Which of these conditions must be met before checking the fluid level in an automatic transmission?
- a. The vehicle should be on parked on an inclined surface.
- b. The transmission should be in the highest gear.
- c. The vehicle should be driven several miles before the level is checked.
- d. The transmission fluid should have cooled after being used.
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