CHEVY CRUZE ATF TRANSMISSION FLUID LEVEL CHECK, CHANGE OR TOP OFF

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GM replaces that the fluid be changed in 45,000 miles increments
Process is as follows.
1. Drain Existing Fluid
2. Remove Drivers Side Wheel
3. Refill with 4 quarts
4. Start Car
5. Leave in Park
6. Remove Fluid Level Indicator Bolt.
7. Add additional fluid
8. Check level again with car running while car is in park.
9. Add additional fluid if necessary.
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[@lvivian1]

It's so nice to see a mechanic how-to video that's well-lit, properly framed, and explained by someone who sounds like he has done the job a few times 👏👏👏👏👏

[@LaStOnE_leFt]

Thank God I finally found a guy that addressed what I was looking for!! Ty so much!

[@FalconsGarage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kellywilson7640]

Amazing job thank you for all your hard-working time into this tutorial but other people may be able to better understand what you’re trying to do

[@csn6234]

I wish I had neighbors like this dude.

[@csn6234]

Falcon, I just thought of something that I don't think you mentioned in your vid. Chevy's instructions in the FSM say you should bring the temperature of the transmission fluid up to at least 185 F and no more than 215 (I think this is accurate, but I could be wrong). Did you do this? The FSM warns that if you don't do this, it will result in an incorrect amount of ATF in the transmission.

[@codyfisher3706]

you will blow your trans if you follow thus video. left out very important parts.

[@baba10ye]

Dang no answer lol

[@yactabay]

@@baba10yeBecause it wasn’t done. But now he realizes it and will do it from now on.

[@ANGEL-fg4hv]

How would you know when the temperature is ready

[@joesitter20101]

Thanks so much for posting this informative, very well-made video. You've even told me the size wench that I'll need.

[@wyleaziz5050]

Sir, you have deserved a like and a new subscriber.

[@FalconsGarage]

Much appreciated!

[@sodbuster518able]

I like the coolant hose modification (small hose leading to resavoir coming top of engine ) those oem quick connect with the metal clip tend to break easy and leak.I fixed mine with a brass barb connector and 5/8 hose sleeve over smalk hose and 2 hose clamps problem solved.

[@safrxe]

Thank you for your explanations. I have to do it at work, a customer broke his right shaft because the suspension ball failed ( She was warned that there was a lot of gambling), it's on a Chevy Trax. It's very helpful for me because in France we don't have many automatic gearboxes and the most mechanics doesn't want to touch it lol 👍

[@csn6234]

I concur. If my ball fails, the likelihood that my shaft will work correctly go down significantly.

[@JuanGarcia-jg5hw]

Thanks my man i learn a lot from you today

[@FalconsGarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@kurriarogers4098]

he kept saying oil did U mean transmission fluid🤷🏽‍♀️either way great video clear & to da point great job!

[@FalconsGarage]

Yes. Same thing

[@radz-cp8lt]

Excellent video!!!

[@FalconsGarage]

Thank you very much!

[@randomloverboy]

Thank you! I just changed my radiator and forgot to put the clip in the transmission line. Transmission fluid everywhere smh

[@elmandalorian6671]

Excellent video 📹!

[@FalconsGarage]

Appreciate it!

[@neontv7964]

Thank you for your video... I too have a 2010 model like the other poster and it said 8.5L however I drained out 4L then I put 3L back in and it started coming out of the fill plug... then I turned on the car and kept filling another 1L untill it came out of the fill plug again. total put back in was 4L I then went for a 5 minute drive parked with the car idling then took off the fill plug and nothing was draining out so I ended up putting in another 700ml untill it started coming out of fill plug again, My question is why did the car want even more Fluid once I went for a drive opposed to idling the car in PARK ? I ended up taking out 4L and put 4.7L back in... I assume it may have not been filled correctly originally or that it has a small leak...... have I over filled? Thanks for your great video very helpful

[@FalconsGarage]

it could have been alittle low... the reason why it goes down its because while driving the fluid flows into the solenoids and hoses

[@neonaus]

thanks for quick reply is it best to have it coming out of level plug when car is running in idle or just after a short drive so that all fluid flows in hoses and solenoids ?

[@FalconsGarage]

after a short drive 5-10 minutes

[@neonaus]

Thanks Falcon just out of curiosity how much extra fluid is bad for transmission??? if it was overfilled by .5 quart or (500mL) how bad is that for the transmission? and on the other hand is it worse to have tranmission under filled vs over filled?

[@steindorjakobsson4822]

i also did the same with my cruze, went 4.7L in my car. i put 4.0L first and was able to add 0.7L after a little drive

[@patrickfavors7227]

You mean Dexron VI

[@davidblackwell6914]

I'm in the parts store like 🤔🤔😆😆

[@lakshyasehgal]

David Blackwell same here

[@inncar19961]

Wife's Cruze has 117k miles on it and I don't think it's ever been serviced. Book says 97k service transmission fluid. wonder if it's too far gone or good to change, guess I'll have to see what the fluid looks like

[@FalconsGarage]

check how it looks .. but IMO its never too far gone .. but just use an additive

[@choncoconcos5912]

@@FalconsGarage what does the additive do?

[@geraldbunner1913]

Very good video...

[@Rabbit.760]

Ok so basically pull drain plug until nothing comes out with the car sitting level. Put drain plug back in. Then pull the level plug and pour fluid til it comes out of the level plug. Then fire up the car with the level plug still off and fill til it comes out again. Then put all plugs back and done????

[@PokgiWorld]

wow congrats bro almost there to 5k

[@FalconsGarage]

thanks!

[@harryarnette5630]

Thanks 4 the info. I agree, slap the engineer.

[@Neversettle_4_less]

I put in 4.7 liters of transmission oil. I didn't check the level. Did i overfil it .?

[@FalconsGarage]

probably, but its impossible to know with out knowing exactly how much it was taken out

[@Neversettle_4_less]

@@FalconsGarageThanks for replying. I drained 4 liters.

[@venomcrisis1]

When I take my check plug out alot of trans fluid comes out what should I do? I have watched several videos and on all of them it the fluid doesn't come out of that hole but mine comes rushing out

[@ANGEL-fg4hv]

It means it’s filled at the right level. If a lot comes out then you overfilled but if just a bit comes out then you’re at the level .

[@nairdaonazol]

Hi I have a 2014 chevy cruze and I noticed next to the transmission plug is leaking red fluid when its parked

[@amyrose103]

We got an oil change today, we asked can you check our transmission fluid on our 2017 Cruz, mechanic said there noway you can check it. 😳

[@FalconsGarage]

lol

[@jasonlyric8114]

there’s no way he wasn’t new 🤣

[@amyrose103]

@@jasonlyric8114 not sure he's a young man 😒

[@abdelkrimbenghanem2960]

BRAVO

[@igorfox2422]

Hi great video very helpful. I have a chevrolet trax 2013 i just need to know do this two car have a transmission oil filter and do you need to change it when you change a oil.

[@FalconsGarage]

I think both of this transmissions have internal filters .. meaning you cannot replaced it unless you take the transmission apart.

[@wills5978]

Great video , show little details

[@nashgautney8117]

Nice video, very helpful👍👍

[@JAMESYBOY.]

You seem like you know chevys pretty well. I have one question I have a 2015 Chevy malibu 2.5L Do you know if I have to change the transmission filter too??

[@FalconsGarage]

I would call your local parts store.. autozone or advanced .. ask them if they can sell you the transmission filter ... they should be able to tell you if its serviceable or not ...

[@juanpavillegas8549]

Thanks for the Video, I learned a lot. Does Have the AT a fluid filter to change?

[@FalconsGarage]

It’s internal. It cannot be changed unless the transmission gets taken apart

[@csn6234]

@@FalconsGarage thanks for that answer. Been looking all over the place for it.

[@ajfinlay7574]

Is lifting the car even necessary if parked on level surface ?

[@FalconsGarage]

i guess not .. but you will have more room to work

[@parksnrecsdetailing]

do you completely flush it or just drain it? which would you recommend?

[@FalconsGarage]

Transmission flush vs transmission drain & fill

[@Marco49511]

For the Chevy Cruze the manufacturer recommends to just drain and fill no flush

[@kevinvail4993]

Great video, thank you

[@Positivevibes4rmJsmooth]

I have 120, 000 miles on my chevy cruze it shifts fine but i never changed the fluid is it a risk if i change it

[@xMikee8822]

By any chance is it the same for the 2017 Chevy Cruze model?

[@georgecedeno8983]

Do you know where I can get the rubber piece at

[@racoon126]

Good info !!

[@FalconsGarage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PadmoreBaah]

How many litres of fluid can be use to fill after the flush out.

[@babythomas4703]

What is the frequency of changing the transmission oil??

[@FalconsGarage]

every 50k miles or so

[@babythomas4703]

@@FalconsGarage thanks 👍👍

[@AERuffy]

Question, would it be better or easier to suck the transmission fluid out from the top with a fluid recovery system?

[@FalconsGarage]

do you mean a flush machine? or just a suction pump? if its just a suction pump .. just do it from the bottom and let it drain ... if its a flush machine YES that would be better

[@notsure7260]

Thanks for the info, I'll have to say this is probably the dumbest thing they have done to a vehicle. It's one thing if it was a self contained unit(rear gear housing, manual transmission) but in an automatic some engineer needs to be slapped.

[@TruckStopPaul]

So my stepdaughter lives in Michigan and I live in NW Ohio. She has a 2015 Cruze that is leaking tranny fluid. Where is the common leak areas?

[@FalconsGarage]

front nd rear main seal

[@renemaldonado2274]

I have a 2013 Chevy sonic, every time start it up , it warms up , I put it in drive .. I come to a stop sign, it starts to jerk like if it wants to jump. It does it all the time I come to a stop and it’s on drive.when it’s on park it also does it.. don’t know what’s the problem is.

[@FalconsGarage]

to me sounds like a vacuum leak or something like that .. any CEL codes?

[@jaylooez1516]

Does this process work for every Cruze Model ? I have a 2011 Chevy Cruze ECO

[@FalconsGarage]

the cruze on the video is an eco 1.4T

[@diamondscott2771]

So Chevy is trying to charge me $300 to get my transmission flushed. Is that the right price ? because anywhere else is like $150

[@FalconsGarage]

well the dealer is always going to be 2x more then every were else ... also are they doing a flush or a drain and fill?

[@csn6234]

Why are you getting it flushed? It doesn't need it. Plus, this can create even more problems by dislodging sludge and particles that are sealing gaps and preventing leaks, etc. Trust me, this is a bad idea. Save money and just have the fluid replaced.

[@DoritoMcBeef]

A flush is also more in depth than a drain and fill. Like falcon said, its the stealership so that's not unheard of. oddly enough the Oil change at my chevy dealer is half the price of anywhere else when I had to pay for them to keep my warranty

[@Zulfiqar0788]

Sir, I heard that changing transmission fluid cause damage of gear box ? Please answer, actually my automatic transmission is slipping. So want to try changing the gear oil.

[@csn6234]

Sounds like the damage is already done, Mo. The Cruze transmission is notorious for being poorly engineered. Some of them go bad before 50,000 miles.

[@TheLifeOfMartin]

no. If it's slipping, the damage is done. it won't damage it more but all the clutch particles that keep it from slipping more, will leave the transmission, causing it to slip more. if it's a good transmission, sure, replace it every once in a while. if old, nah, cos you'll need a rebuild to fix anything.

[@usernamelastname9708]

Just wondering, I heard that you have to do it when the transmission is hot or at a certain temperature. Just wanted to double check...

[@FalconsGarage]

Yeah. Around 200 degrees.

[@XXXXLance]

@Arnoldo Adaire Temperature needs to be above 60*c, to be sure around 85-95*c. The 6T40/45 utilize a thermal type element to control the oil level in the unit similar to other GM units. Known as a “Fluid Level Control Valve” the unit is basically a thermally controlled stand pipe. Fluid Level Control Valve is attached to the transmission case, next to the control valve body assembly, and is designed to control the fluid level in the control valve body cover assembly.The fluid level control valve contains a temperature sensitive strip of metal that reacts to fluid temperature changes and opens or closes a fluid passage.The maximum fluid level in the control valve body cover area is controlled as fluid overflows the top of the fluid level control valve pipe and drains into the case sump. At temperatures below 60°C (140°F), the thermostatic element allows fluid to drain from the control valve body cover area into the case sump. As the temperature of the transmission fluid increases, the thermostatic element traps fluid in the control valve body cover area and the fluid level rises. This level of transmission fluid is required in order to maintain the operation of the hydraulic system in the transmission.A damaged or loose thermostatic element could cause fluid foaming or incorrect fluid level.The fluid temperature must be at operating temperature in order to obtain a proper fluid level in the case. Checking the fluid level with the fluid temperature below operating temperature will result in a high fluid level (over filled).This will cause the transaxle to over heat setting code P0218 and possibly fluid leaking out of the vent.

[@rayagoldendropofsun397]

What's the risk of draining high mileage transmissions, there are rumors that it may not work properly again

[@FalconsGarage]

there is always risk specially if you have never services it before .. but if you have .. just add some additives when refilling

[@rayagoldendropofsun397]

@@FalconsGarage Thank U !

[@tomahawk74]

What kind of additives? Will it be ATF dexron VI or ATF stop leak with Dexron vi.

[@josefbreak1065]

how many liters of oil go inside? thank you

[@dontrustanyone]

I have 1 problem Chevrolet cruse 2012 the problem is when i drive 4T to 60 speed . The transmission buzzing and over sound coming. Plz help me

[@FalconsGarage]

sounds like low transmission fluid

[@dontrustanyone]

@@FalconsGarage like jerk

[@AngelGonzalez-u7e]

What about the 2018 model

[@choncoconcos5912]

Can you drive the car without the check plug in?

[@FalconsGarage]

no

[@choncoconcos5912]

@@FalconsGarage thank you , I didn't think so.

[@choncoconcos5912]

@@FalconsGarage I'm sorry falcons garage, at what mileage this turbos start breaking? Thanks in advance.

[@ridesandreels2890]

So I just need to drain it from the bottom and put some in then start it and keep filling until it leaks out then turn it off and put it plug in?

[@FalconsGarage]

yes.. car needs to be on.. put about 5qtr before turning on the car ... fill and stop when it starts poring out .. plug it back up .. take it for a test drive and check level again

[@kenniecarvazquez4353]

Gracias excelente orientación

[@kenniecarvazquez4353]

Puedo usar aceite de trasmicion full sintetic para sonic 2017 1 .8LT ?

[@chardtkdog8340]

How to fix the transmission line sir? It leaks n its losing transmission fluid..

[@FalconsGarage]

might have to replace it

[@jasonlyric8114]

i think he meant how to replace it..

[@adebiyidiekolola2088]

What is the name of the oil. Pls

[@natashal4682]

Whats the plug in part name that was next to the cap?

[@lalajanooo]

HI THERE , I HAVE HOLDEN CRUZE 2010 1.8LT AOTUMATIC .IT SAYS THAT REFILCAPACITY IS 8.5 LIT. I AM FROM AUSTRALIA. I DRAINED , I MEASURED IT WAS ABOUT 6 LIT BUT WHEN I SERVICED I PUT BACK 6 LITS AND WHEN I OPENED THE CHECK LEVEL PLUG , ALMOST 2 LITS CAME OUT . CAN YOU HELP WHAT SHALL I DO . 2009-2011 NEEDS 8.5LITS HERE . CHEERS

[@FalconsGarage]

baryalai wazir the 8.5l should be the total fill capacity. If the transmission is completely drained. When you do the drain and fill the torque converter still has oil ... it selfs hola about 3quarts on this car. That’s were the other 2 qtr that your missing. When you drain and fill. It usually only takes about 6-7

[@lalajanooo]

THANKS FOR THE QUICK REPLY.

[@shadowlord5574]

My question is.... Wouldn't have been a good idea to change the filter before adding new fluid?

[@jovansaunders3565]

And if I don't have jack stands,just a jack?

[@FalconsGarage]

I wound not risk it. I would find something to make it safe. Like an old rim or something like that

[@MrScottmccarthy]

So where is the transmission fluid stick on a 2018 Chevy Cruze????

[@ingridrb1697]

Falcon, what's the average labor price for this job (transmission fluid change) on a 2011 Chevy cruze?

[@FalconsGarage]

for a flush around $100-$150 labor depending on where you live

[@ingridrb1697]

Falcon, Are you able to disclose what state you are in?

[@FalconsGarage]

texas

[@ingridrb1697]

I have heard different opinions on NOT doing a transmission flush after X miles if it's never been done. My 2011 chevy cruze is at 140K miles ive never done a transmission. What is your opinion on that Falcon?

[@aarontrotter5188]

How different are the 2017 cruzes to change ATF?

[@FalconsGarage]

havent worked on one.. but i believe they have the same engine and transmissions

[@arghya19101990]

My Chevy Cruze LS 1.8 2015 auto transmission differential broke. Any idea of cost

[@FalconsGarage]

Call your local junk yard see what they sell them for.

[@casinodegen2024]

I dont get it why not just drain it and put 4.2 qts in and call it a day?

[@sancheztorres35]

Mr big question i have 2012 sonic 1.8 automatic transmission and i want to add an aftermarket oil cooler transmission is this a good idea or not, please any advice thanks

[@FalconsGarage]

is it a good idea .. yes most transmissions fail because the run HOT or overheat .. so as long as its done right .. yeah its a good ides

[@sancheztorres35]

Any suggestions on oil cooler brand?

[@antoniomendez3327]

Chingon bro

[@christopheryoungman6175]

I have thr same car. 2015 1.4 lt cruze, is there any filters that you ever have to change on the tranny or just do the oil every 50k?

[@Davsoto120]

2012 Chevy Cruze LT ~104k miles The previous owner knew nothing about cars (99% sure he never got the transmission fluid changed), I got it at 96k Miles. The majority of the miles were from highway (constant 1-2 hour trips - several times a week) With that said, 104k miles, first ATF change, most miles from highway (not a lot of gear changing going on), am I in the clear to do a ATF change without damaging my transmission?

[@FalconsGarage]

probably wont damage it .. but also use a transmission auditive

[@Davsoto120]

@@FalconsGarage even if I don’t have trouble shifting?

[@meone310]

Can you advise, how do we change transmission fluid filter and seal on Chevy Cruze petrol

[@FalconsGarage]

are you talking like the one on the video?

[@carlbeaudry4142]

there no filter you can do on this car unless you take the tranny out rebuild it

[@Jay13400]

Falcon, I have a minor problem on my Chevy Cruze 2014, it makes a small noise sounds every time it hits the first gear(20km/h) but the rest of the gears doesn’t make any sounds, do you happen to know the issue? Iuno if it’s low on transmission fluid or transmission problem

[@FalconsGarage]

havent heard of this issue before

[@Dyl-nq3pr]

Mine does it too. It’s standard. Right when you start the car and the first time you go about 12 mph. Your car will make a click like sound. It’s nitmal

[@crisbest8368]

I have heard it too. Usually just the first time it makes a shift since a cold start. There is a click or spring release noise. Transmission works fine otherwise. Also once the noise has happened it wont do it again until the car is turned off and sits for a bit.

[@shiki6474]

yes mine does too 2015 model chevy cruze any one have idea?

[@zainanser6871]

@@shiki6474its normal for the car to do that when the car hits 12 or 13km/h for the first time after a cold start.

[@Detailguy101]

Is their an actual dipstick with handle to check level? I don’t see one on my moms Cruze.

[@FalconsGarage]

no

[@Detailguy101]

@@FalconsGarage just check my moms tranny fluid bone dry. How many quarts and what kind of tranny fluid don’t you need special fluid.

[@sandropirtskhalava1773]

chevy cruze 2017 manual, is it ok 75*90 fluid for transmition?

[@FalconsGarage]

isn't that GEAR oil?

[@sandropirtskhalava1773]

@@FalconsGarage i dont know which oil i should use for manual cruze 2017 for gear. nobody knows maybe can you help me?

[@FalconsGarage]

@@sandropirtskhalava1773 I would call the dealer and they will give you specifics.

[@shuabibajwa]

Thanks for ur informative video, how long we change transmission filter? My car Cruze 2010 done 102000KM?

[@FalconsGarage]

You cannot change the filter unless you remove the transmission.

[@davemartin4314]

I had a small transmission leak in my Cruze and wanted to check the fluid level. After driving the car for a bit I removed the overfill plug and the fluid ran out pretty good. I didn't let too much run out and replaced the plug, should I have let it flow out until it quit and then fill? By just removing the overfill plug and not the drain plug it wont let all the fluid run out will it? I don't want to harm the transmission. Thanks

[@FalconsGarage]

What you did was good, you dont have to let it drain until nothing comes out... as long as you see some come out it should be at level

[@davemartin4314]

Thank you

[@nelsonandrade2817]

did you heat the engine up and run all gears before removing plug? it will always overflow even if quantity good if your fluid is not in all pathways of your transmission.

[@carlbeaudry4142]

Falcon's Garage ,did he know the car should be running to check fluid level otherwise if the engines off most of fluid would run out and she's got to be running when she take that check plug out to make sure you know on the level

[@tedberg1635]

@@nelsonandrade2817 Run it till the transmission fluid is HOT before you check

[@RedEyeKhan01]

Sir I have cruze 2010 how many gear oil coming I have no idea

[@FalconsGarage]

Transmission oil? it depends on how much you lost or what your doing .. check your manual or auto parts store

[@jhuggz193]

What was the leak on this car I think I have a trans fluid leak on my 2012 1.4 turbo 6 speed automatic. Near the hoses coming out of transmission

[@FalconsGarage]

Transmission wasn’t leaking. Was doing some maintenance oil change

[@billfincher8519]

Happy New Year

[@808dashae]

How much does a service like this cost

[@FalconsGarage]

Depends on your location. From $100-$200. Maybe

[@dakota47v8]

Hi thank you for your video . I own a 2014 chevy sonic 1.4 turbo with automatic transmission I believe it's the same engine and trans in this chevy cruze ... question is after I drain fluid and put drain plug back in then add fluid shouldn't I move it thru the gears then take it for a ride to get the tranny fluid up to the proper operating temperature then put it back up on the ramps and jack up the back so its level then pull the level plug bc I have read it must be at correct level and correct operating temperature first then pull the bolt to check to see if fluid weeps out bc hot fluid expands right? Thank you Pennsylvania 😊

[@FalconsGarage]

yes.. exactly

[@dakota47v8]

Falcon's Garage hi just wanted to say I drained my automatic transmission fluid and it was black .. 4.5 quarts came out after I let it drain 45 minutes then I refilled it with 4.5 quarts but after I ran it three the gears and let it idle for a long time even bringing up the rpms to 2000 I then pulled the leveler plug but nothing came out so i dumped in the other half a quart which then it started coming out yes i had it running.... i think i was previously low because I changed my radiator ... Great news tho with the new 5 quarts of tranny fluid oh my it runs like it was new!!!!!!.. Question there still is 4.5 of old fluid in system bc it holds 9 quarts total so I'm going to be doing 3 more drain and fills every 500 miles as I believe this will bring me to within 90 some % Of all new fluid .. what do you think 2014 chevy sonic 1.4 turbo ..... Pennsylvania

[@Legend-1671]

If my Cruz is low on transmission fluid do I have to drain or can I just add fluid?

[@FalconsGarage]

just refill it

[@ashleyposada1605]

What color is the oil when its leaking?

[@FalconsGarage]

Transmission oil is usually pink or pinkish

[@jacobspookykid5328]

If I just measure the fluid that comes out, and put it in a empty jug, do I have to still do the step with the level plug? Could I just put the exact same fluid that came out if I measured it and skip the whole removing tire and using the level plug?

[@FalconsGarage]

What if it was low before? With out checking levels you will leave it low again. 🤔🤔

[@jacobspookykid5328]

@@FalconsGarage welll when you put it that way… you’re right 😂 I’ll just follow along this video haha. My car needs it tranny fluid changed in the next 5k miles. Jiffy Lube wants to charge almost 200$ but your video is awesome and makes it look easy ! Glad I found this . 🙂

[@StevenAwsomeYoda]

Well if I drain the measure 4.2 with a suction and the manual says 4.2 I'm going to put a 4.2 in it and not worry about checking the fill hole

[@javierpozooliver9348]

Cuantos litros de aceite para la caja de cambio automático son para el Cruze ?

[@juancarlossanchezaguilar4592]

Busca el manual para el modelo de tu auto

[@briesanchez7887]

Hello falcon! This video is easy to understand, thank you! My car came with a tube that has a breather instead of a cap. I’m not sure if the previous owner did that. I am having issues getting a replacement breather for the tube, due to leaking. Would it me okay if I just buy a cap?? 1:31

[@FalconsGarage]

I would!

[@devonmacrae2020]

Hi I’m having problems with my Chevy Cruze I was wondering if you could give me a few answers

[@FalconsGarage]

ill help with what ever i can

[@devonmacrae2020]

When I put my car into reverse and press the gas the car moved right away, as soon as I put my car into drive and I press the gas it revs up to 4000rpm before moving. This happens every morning, night and day. When I’m at a res light and my car is in drive I’ll take my foot off the brake and the car won’t move and if it does it goes backwards. When I’m driving at about 60miles the car will be rev up to about 5000rmp and won’t shift down. I’ve took my car to 3 different places and even the dealership and they can’t tell me what’s wrong with it. Thank you

[@FalconsGarage]

to me sounds like a transmission problem. low on fluid, bad transmission or needs reprograming

[@benjaminrussell9663]

Does this process work on a 2014 2.0 turbo diesel Chevy Cruze

[@FalconsGarage]

not sure what transmission the diesel engine have

[@cthevarge]

Is there an oil filter for the transmission?

[@FalconsGarage]

no its internal, it can only be changed by removing the transmission and taking it apart.

[@jonathanpassow1814]

So how much fluid did you add?

[@FalconsGarage]

Jonathan Passow I talk about it in the video

[@e.miller8943]

Is there no filter to change?

[@FalconsGarage]

no iit's internal .. you would have to remove the transmission and take it apart to replace

[@isilelitukuafu5509]

^^^^ fuck what a nightmare

[@neilrobertson1345]

@@isilelitukuafu5509 omg its crazy no external filter

[@wendymiller5496]

How do I reset the the "Change Transmission Fluid" light?

[@FalconsGarage]

never seen that light on this car before .. are you sure?

[@wendymiller5496]

@@FalconsGarage yes I'm sure. 2014 Chevy Captiva LT

[@mestizounsolo5545]

Buen video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@okidoki3096]

Hello how do u change transmission filter of cruze

[@FalconsGarage]

You don’t. It is an internal filter ... meaning you can only replace it by removing the transmission and taking it apart.

[@neilrobertson1345]

@@FalconsGarage omg serious you got take trans out to get to filter why they design it this way insane ?

[@carlosregino537]

Where is the fill cap for a standard transmission

[@robertmorin6495]

Good video, however you should be careful not to call transmission fluid oil. This causes a lot of confusion. Putting engine oil in a transmission is definitely wrong. I'm sure you are well aware of it.

[@turbochargers7841]

Oil is oil, transmission fluid is an OIL. If you don’t know the difference between engine OIL and transmission OIL then you have a bigger problem

[@josearamirez1596]

Torque please?

[@ahmeraliqaiser3551]

still their is bad 2.5 litter oil in torque converter that also need to be replaced.

[@alnagiratef3492]

My car has a leak how to fix it

[@FalconsGarage]

were?

[@edgardoarroyo7418]

no transmission filter?

[@FalconsGarage]

its internal, none serviceable