from the get go i,ve been getting alot of steady noise while driving. question = if the dip stick for the a/t says it,s ok, can the differential level be low?? if you lose a little a/t fluid daily could it be some thing coming out of the differential? is it possible to spring a leak there? a/t dip stick says refer to repair manual about differential level. if i run the car up on a ramp for oil change can i access the differential check level plug?thanks for any help.

from the get go i,ve been getting alot of steady noise while driving. question = if the dip stick for the a/t says it,s ok, can the differential level be low?? if you lose a little a/t fluid daily could it be some thing coming out of the differential? is it possible to spring a leak there? a/t dip stick says refer to repair manual about differential level. if i run the car up on a ramp for oil change can i access the differential check level plug?thanks for any help.
The steady noise that you are hearing could be CV joints. Please note that the differential and transmission are separate units. A trans mechanic told me that many GEO Prizms fail due to low Differential fluid.

The steady noise that you are hearing could be CV joints. Please note that the differential and transmission are separate units. A trans mechanic told me that many GEO Prizms fail due to low Differential fluid.yes, i found out these cars lose a/t fluid from the differential area. you will see it on the driveway. but your a/t dip stick will appear correct level. you must check the level of the fluid in the differential seperately. the differential holds the fluid separate. it does not circulate through the a/t into the differential. on my a/t dip stick it tells a story. it says refer to shop manual to check differential level.anyway thanks for the help. i,m selling this puppy soon.