Where Fill Trans Fluid ?

I used a funnel like this to fill mine through the dipstick tube. It does take someone to hold the funnel while you add the fluid or you can do it yourself if you are only adding a quart.

The dipstick tube is the place.

2007 huh? Bet the fluid and filter could use a change. Not a 'flush', a change. Flushing a slush box can do bad things to the valve body. Drop the pan, the fluid and change the filter and pull the plug on the torque converter and drain that as well and then add fluid...

Through the dipstick tube.

Slush boxes have to be the most neglected component in a drive train today and the most expensive to repair / replace and most issues come about from 2 things, first is neglect and second is inadequate cooling of the fluid.

There’s no transmission dip stick for checking/adding on 2019 Chevrolet 1500s.

I can’t remember owning a car where you didn’t fill it thru the dipstick tube.

Be sure you are using the correct process to check the fluid. Some are checked when the fluid is hot and the engine idling in park or neutral or when cold or . . . etc. Add fluid in small amounts. Overfilling an automatic can cause big issues.

wildtoad wrote:
I can’t remember owning a car where you didn’t fill it thru the dipstick tube.

You must not have check many new vehicles. No dip stick.

ndrorder wrote:
Be sure you are using the correct process to check the fluid. Some are checked when the fluid is hot and the engine idling in park or neutral or when cold or . . . etc. Add fluid in small amounts. Overfilling an automatic can cause big issues.

Some now don't even have dip sticks any more LOL

You probably already know this, but in case you don't, that transmission should be filled with Transynd synthetic fluid from the factory. Make sure whatever you use is compatible (TES 295) with that.

~Rick