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By BuckWallace · Posted
I have about 27k on my 2024 with the L8T and 10sp and haven't had any issues so far. -
By asilverblazer · Posted
One could interpret this to mean the level should be right in the middle of the marked area, above the top line is indicated to be just as bad as below the bottom... -
By asilverblazer · Posted
No, when I fill with new it's within the marked area on the stick, when I drain, it's still within the marked area. I've never measured where within the marked area it is at different times, if I were to estimate the differential between the highest and lowest point I'd guess less than 1/4". -
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update your account to include the make/model/year/engine/trim level of your vehicle. Then check all your fuses and that everything is plugged in around your doors.
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