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      07-19-2011, 05:36 PM   #1
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DCT Tranny oil level

How can i check the DCT Tranny oil level?

Thanks in advance
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      07-20-2011, 07:48 AM   #2
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      07-20-2011, 08:58 AM   #3
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Not sure you can.
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I dont think you can... you fill the tranny fluid and wait for it to over flow and thats when you know its full, not sure how much qtz but i think thats the concept.

well thats what i do to my old S2000, hope its the same with our M3
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I dont think you can... you fill the tranny fluid and wait for it to over flow and thats when you know its full, not sure how much qtz but i think thats the concept.

well thats what i do to my old S2000, hope its the same with our M3
Don't think this is gonna work cuz oil needs to be circulated through the oil cooling lines and some shit..

Anyway, I just need to ckeck the level not wanting to to up or refill the tranny!
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IM NOT GOING TO SAY I TOLD YOU SO...

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=234802
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IM NOT GOING TO SAY I TOLD YOU SO...

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=234802
the above link is regarding diff oil again
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      07-20-2011, 01:32 PM   #8
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How can i check the DCT Tranny oil level?

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First,why do you want to check your tranny oil ?
do you have a leak ?
the only way you can check the DCT tranny oil is by opening the filling plug and check it with your finger.
Second,dont use any thing other than oem DCT tranny unless you want to damage your tranny.
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the above link is regarding diff oil again
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First,why do you want to check your tranny oil ?
do you have a leak ?
the only way you can check the DCT tranny oil is by opening the filling plug and check it with your finger.
Second,dont use any thing other than oem DCT tranny unless you want to damage your tranny.
well yea this....
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Sorry, I am driving now.

Yes I have a slight leak through the Oring attached to the upper hose connected to the heat exchanger.

Will post a clarification diagram when I get back home
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      07-20-2011, 03:04 PM   #12
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Sorry, I am driving now.

Yes I have a slight leak through the Oring attached to the upper hose connected to the heat exchanger.

Will post a clarification diagram when I get back home
Save yourself the hassle and take it to the dealer if you are still covered under warranty and let them deal with it.
Drive safe !
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Car is no more covered under warrantie

Its leaking where O rings number 11 sit in both hoses shown in the below diagram:

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