Cruze Transmission - Fluid top up and level check

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Chevy Cruze Holden Cruze automatic transmission fluid top up and level checking process.

To Check:
Transmission MUST be hot and idling in PARK.

Killa Watt Garage

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Cheers for this mate. I was looking for a dipstick for a while before I realized it might not exist. These cars are notorious for being lemons, especially the pre 2013 autos. As soon as you fired up yours I cracked up because of the same little ticking sound from the top end.

karatekoi

Straight to the point good directions. Excellent how to video. Thank you

dresbmf

Very explicit video straight to the point.. well done mate.

marcuistrate

Thank you showing you take the hose off I don't have th same type of cruze but I'm new to working on my own car since being broke is what drove me to start doing so but I've been a bit nervous about little details I wasn't sure how easy it would be to take that piece off but now I'm all set to change the transmission fluid myself tomorrow thanks man 💯💯

Zaemoney

Thanks great video, as soon as I seen this it refreshed my memory... and yer, once that side nut is off and nothing comes out its low... lol, once filled the trans stopped grabbing once over 80kms well I think, but it now changers gears a lot smoother as well...

MrMcdougalls

Excellent video good 👍 saved the day for me. Thanks

WhiteGrapeSwisher

Thanks mate. I am not flash with cars. My 17 year old son has bought a 2012 Cruz only 4 days ago. (not happy him buying a model and make that no longer exist - but the model name must have got him). We went over some basics, but could not find the dip stick for the auto transmission. So, just to get this right: this car doesn't have one? We will need to unscrew a cap, then guess how much fluid needs to be poured in? Then to check if there is enough fluid, we have to undo a bolt/nut and bleed some fluid? Is that correct, please?

tt-knwn

How many liters of transmission fluid does it take ? And thanks for the process demonstration .

redsea_throne

Noice vid mate. My Holden Cruze transmission has changed at 30000 ks. Under warranty. Just got over and I notice it's slipping a little and bit slow changing gear. I don't know if I should do a transfusion of all the fluid or get it serviced. Was a cab driver for 20 years and mechanic would always said It like opening Pandora's box. Changing fluid ever fix it or be the end of the trannie. In the cabs these just leave it till the gearbox died. What's your thoughts. I thinking maybe checking the level and eating a bottle of Lucas trannie conditioner.

theaussienurseflipper.

When do u know when to check the fluid, and how do u know when to put more in it. . . . I have a chevy cruze LS 2012

alysiaallen

Thanks for the vid, its helpful. I tried penrite atf oil on a used cruze with 70K on it, not happy with the atf, hoping to see it works better if i use nulon (should i need to add lucas trans oil treatment?) Thanks again

hassysid

Good video, except what size the Fill level plug bolt is... you just said take this bolt out, n moved on

MANAC

I can't believe they vented a transmission from a transmission filler cap to the coolant reservoir. I thought it was going inside the coolant reservoir at first glance! Now after looking more carefully, I see that it is just hanging on it and not going inside. My 2011 Cruze 1.8 does not have a vented transmission fill cap like yours.

robertmorin