Transmission
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Joined: Mar 2003
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From: So. Texas
You're not helping it by over filling. The fluid can turn to foam and cause major damage. I'd get the excess out.
In regards to your other posts, both the A/C and ABS will require a set of eyes on it to give the right answer. Any ASE shop could help you there. The ABS will need an ABS scanner to evaluate. Some of the original OBD code readers(not a current OBD-II scanner) could read ABS codes if you know someone with an old scanner. The usual issue with the ABS light is the rear brakes need to be bled. Might give that a try.
In regards to your other posts, both the A/C and ABS will require a set of eyes on it to give the right answer. Any ASE shop could help you there. The ABS will need an ABS scanner to evaluate. Some of the original OBD code readers(not a current OBD-II scanner) could read ABS codes if you know someone with an old scanner. The usual issue with the ABS light is the rear brakes need to be bled. Might give that a try.