XL-7 2WD V6-3.6L (2007)
NOTE:
Inspecting transaxle fluid level when not at normal temperature can give an incorrect measurement. The transaxle fluid expands when warm.
9. Remove the indicator and inspect the level and the condition of the oil on the indicator:
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Transmission fluid level at normal operating temperature (1)
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Transmission fluid level if cold (2)
10. If the fluid level is incorrect inspect for the following conditions:
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Fluid below level, inspect for a leak.
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Fluid above level, inspect for contamination of the fluid.
NOTE:
The transaxle uses T-IV fluid, GM P/N 88900925 (Canadian P/N 22689186) The fluid is normally red in color. The oil may darken in color
with more miles on a vehicle.
11. Inspect the condition of the fluid for the following conditions:
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Excessively dirty with particles in the fluid
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If there are no driveability concerns, replace the fluid.
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If driveability concerns are present disassemble and inspect for a cause.
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Burnt smell
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Inspect for the correct fluid.
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Inspect for conditions that may of cause overheating of the transmission fluid.
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If there are no driveability concerns, replace the fluid.
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If driveability concerns are present disassemble and inspect for cause.
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Inspect the transmission oil cooler system for functioning properly.
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Black in color
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Disassemble the transaxle and inspect for components that may have over heated.
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Inspect the transmission oil cooler system for functioning properly.
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Milky or white tint in color from coolant or water
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Inspect for failure of the transaxle oil cooler.
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Inspect for missing or improperly routed vent hose.
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Inspect for missing fill plug.
12. Install the fluid level indicator.
CAUTION:
Refer to [Fastener Notice]
13. Install the fluid indicator bolt.
Tightening torque
Tighten the fluid indicator bolt to 10 Nm (89 in. lbs.).
