Welcome to the Forum, from Cave Creek AZ.
Drive it until the fluid is up to normal operating temp. Park it on a level surface ground. Move your shift lever through the gears a couple of times. Leave the engine run and then check your level…Done.

 

Say how right on the dipstick itself pull it out and read what it says


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Thanks for the information. I have a general knowledge of checking transmission fluid. I did read the dipstick, but wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something that was vehicle specific. I really enjoy the information presented on this forum!!!

 

For your 32RH transmission make sure the engine is running and the transmission is in Neutral while you're checking its dipstick. You'll get an erroneously higher than is correct reading if the engine isn't running or if it's in Park. Keep in mind it's better for an automatic transmission to be slightly overfilled than underfilled.

 

In another thread you said if the transmission fluid can be checked in park, it can be checked in neutral. Now you say if it is not checked while observing proper procedures you can get an erroneous reading. Now you are advocating overfilling a transmission? Quite irresponsible recommending that someone not follow proper and safe procedures don’t you think?