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I recently had an overdrive installed in my 58 TR3. One of the results of this is that there is no longer a dipstick on the top of the transmission. Instead, there is a drain plug on the side of the transmission. To check the level or to add fluid, I now have to get under the car and remove the plug. So far, so good, although I miss the old dipstick method.
Problem is that this level, and others, needs to be checked on "level ground." Therein is the problem. Without a lift, all I can do is jack up one side or the other, or one end or the other. Result: the car is no longer level.
Has anyone found a simple and safe way to get the car up, level, without a lift? All I need is enough room to slide under the car.
Problem is that this level, and others, needs to be checked on "level ground." Therein is the problem. Without a lift, all I can do is jack up one side or the other, or one end or the other. Result: the car is no longer level.
Has anyone found a simple and safe way to get the car up, level, without a lift? All I need is enough room to slide under the car.