How can I find out what type of ATF I should be putting into my 96 Saturn SL2?

The stick you pull out to check it with should say on it. Or any part store should be able to give you the specifications. Don't just take someones word for it check your self. Tell like autozone you need to service your transmission but need to know the specs on it. They will have it in there computer. Hope this will help.

If you have the owners manual check that first; if not then check what is engraved on the trans dipstick; at last resort call your local Saturn Dealerships parts dept. Happy motoring!

something is available, given adequate time, money and sweat fairness. in spite of the undeniable fact that, this alteration in all threat isn't the two useful or perhaps "do-able" for the reason that there is a lot disparity interior the dimensions of the engine compartment and alterations interior the force prepare. i'd ignore approximately even measuring; it ain't gonna take place! Sorry. sturdy luck!

Dextron is what most Chevrolet manuals recommend my brother!

Dextron II or III would work, but from what I hear Dextron III is the way to go.

it will say on the dipstick check it out

rEAD YOUR DIP STICK OR GO BY YOUR LOCAL AUTO PARTS.