Answer: the dip stick is a pain in the butt. the dipstick is actually can be accessed from underneath the car only. the car needs to be lifted and the safety panel needs to be removed to locate the transmission chamber. its is on the driver side following the left axle. On a standard 96 VW Jetta, there is no transmission dipstick. The owners manual may say non-serviceable or by VW dealership Service Only. on a standard there should be a checkplug ,when taking out there should be gearoil most likely 80w90 or similar up to the bottom of checkhole (use finger to check).if you need topup you need a to use a oilpump to get it in.going to your local VW shop should do the trick.
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