PS reservoir serves the PS system ONLY. You have to add through the
dipstick tube as others mentioned using a funnel, 4oz at a time and
repeat fluid level checks. Of course the engine has to be at operating
temperature.
Funnel set: $1.99 for 4 sizes
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=744
If your transmission (95) has never had a strainer changed and pan
wiped in all these years you might want to consider that. The Fram
filter kit is only about $20 (strainer+gasket) and I'm sure you can
find a good mechanic if you're not mechanically inclined.
At least make sure drain/refills BOTH the transmission and
differential (also GM Dexron III ATF, superceded Dexron II).
On May 21, 4:26 pm, gretsch27 <Gretsc....TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote:
> My 1995 Camry is having a little trouble shifting into first when I
> accelerate from a stop. I believe it is low on transmission fluid. I
> looked through the manual, but I can't find where to add it. I know
> the power steering uses the same fluid, and that was low, so I added
> some to that reservoir. I checked the dipstick with the car running in
> park, and it still didn't register on the stick. Is there a place to
> add transmission fluid that I'm missing? >> Stay informed about: Transmission Fluid 
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