REVISED PROCEDURE TO CHECK TRANSAXLE OIL LEVEL-125C

The procedure explaining "checking transaxle oil level" shown on Page 7A-2, Section 7A of the following Shop Manuals is incorrect:

1983 Pontiac General Carline Information Service Manual

1983 Pontiac Service Manual - 6000 and Phoenix

1983 Pontiac Service Manual - 2000

Step 1 should read: "If it felt cool or warm, about room temperature and warmer but not too hot to hold the level should be between the two dimples above the "Full" mark."

Step 3 should read: "If it was too hot to hold, the level should be in the cross hatched area on the dipstick, near the "Full" mark."

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