The plug to fill and check the transmission fluid is located
on the passenger side of the transmission directly under
the front seats. Make sure the engine and transmission
are cool before attempting to touch it.

Locate the plug and unscrew it. Stick
your finger into the whole. If the fluid touches your
finger then it is full. If not, add some. Be very careful
not to overfill it, because it will come out and onto
the ground. The fluid is VERY thick. Using a manual pump rather
than funnel should help spread the process up quite
a bit.

If you are trying to change the transmission
fluid, then you will have to locate the plug on the
bottom of the transmission. Make sure you have your
oil pan under to catch the old fluid. Once all of the
fluid drains, plug the hole and put the recommends amount
of transmission fluid in it. Call your city to find
out how to dispose of this fluid. Dumping is illegal
almost everywhere, because it ends up in our water supply.
Some auto parts and mechanic shop will take it, but
the city will probably have a place for residents to
take theirs to. Make sure you don't put Automatic transmission
fluid in a manual or standard transmission or the other
way around. My Jeep takes 4 quarts. Do not use a funnel
for this as it will likely take hours to get all of
the fluid in there due to the thickness of it.