My granddaughter's 2007 Suzuki Forenza (automatic) suddenly developed a shifting problem, described as the engine speeding up from a stop without the car moving, then finally taking hold. At the same time the engine icon on the dashboard came on. She managed to get the car home, but the light remains on. From her description, it sounds like a sudden loss of fluid or pressure in the x-mission. I can't find, without a manual, where the dip stick is for the transaxle. It isn't shown in her owner's manual. I will check the car and codes myself this weekend, but any pointers would be appreciated.

Buy service information from Suzuki. You can go to NASTF online. That is ,I believe, National Automotive Service Task Force. I was just there. It tells you the web address of the OEMs for their service info. You find Suzuki at http://suzukipitstopplus.com .
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Your transmission may not have a dipstick; some cars are never going to leak a drop and the fluid and transmission are going to last the normal life of the vehicle. So, the OEM dispenses with the dipstick, but there would be an explanation in detail at suzukipitstop.