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Date:         Mon, 16 Sep 1996 03:41:05 +0000
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From:         "Seastoner" <rfergus@infi.net>
Subject:      ATF levels

Hi, I'm wondering if I've read the ATF level correctly on my 85 Westy. I drove the van about fifteen miles, had it on level ground, and was running the engine in park with the parking brake fully engaged when I checked the level. It barely shows anything on the dipstick!!! Am I doing everything correctly? could this be a misreading? I don't want to overfill, do I just add ATF with a funnel into where the dipstick is? should I add just one quart of the Dextron? where is the other fluid they mention in the manual added? Also, wondering if anyone has a handy trick for tightening the window handles, they are loose and the screw behind the knob is difficult to get around behind to, (just the knob on the handle is loose, not the handle itself.) Also, the key to the water tank under the third flip cap (city water?) is missing, will I have to buy a new unit? I'm already replacing the flip top cap covers for this one and the electrical hookup for about 35 bucks apiece. Thanks for any advice, Rick '85 Westy Truckin' Like The DooDah Man....


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