I am getting ready to change out the leaking electrical connector on the transmission. I would like to check the fuid level with a transmission dip stick like the one made by Miller after adding the one quart . If anyone in Tucson AZ has one they will lend/rent please PM me.

 

YOU COULD USE THIS
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...your-gift.html
IF YOU CHECK IT BEFORE YOU DRAIN COLD AND ADD BACK THE SAME AMOUNT YOU SHOULD BE OKAY
THAT IS IF YOU HAD NO LEAKS OR PROBLEM WITH FLUID TO BEGIN WITH OTHER WISE DO AS WOODY SAYS

GOOD LUCK OTIS

 

While measuring what is drained allows me to refill the same amount, it won't tell me whether the stariting level was good. Still looking else I'll have to buy one for a one shot use

 

Use The Free Service Manual Go To Section And Pages 21-293 Thru 21-297 This Will Tell You The Correct Way To Change Fluid.

Good Luck

Otis

 

If you have issues with it, let me know, Woody

 

THE GENTLEMAN WHO WROTE THE ARTICLE IS HERE AND CAN ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS . I HAVE NO ISSUES WITH IT .

OTIS

 

I guess I wasn't clear in my post. I understand how to change the fluid and have the manual on CD. I want to verify ( not estimate or guess) level of fluid after changing out the seeping NA electrical connector. The only way I know to do that is to put a dipstick in the tube hence the original question. However today MB dealer will check it after I do the TSB on the connecter and refill with new fluid the same amount that came out while removing the connector. As far as I can tell no Crosfire owner in Tucson owns a tranmission dipstick for the 722 transmission so the point is now moot.