Manual Transmission Fluid Drain Plug at Ryan Fitzsimons blog

Manual Transmission Fluid Drain Plug. Be prepared, the fluid will drain towards your driver's side wheel. Once the fluid overflows, tighten the fill plug and clean the area. Expect the fluid to come out strong, and weakens as it drains, so place the drain pan accordingly. On the left of the transmission is the fill plug, and on the right of it is the drain plug. Make sure you close the drain plug, then using your fluid pump, pump fresh fluid into your fill hole until it overflows. Now you need to locate your manual transmission and its drain and fill plugs. Insert your 3/8 socket into the bolt, and crack it loose. Remove the drain plug using a 24mm socket wrench allowing the fluid to drain out. Next, find the fill plug on the upper portion of the transmission housing and unscrew it. Then, find the drain plug, and undo that to drain the gearbox. Place the drain pan under the drain plug, and slowly loosen it. My xrs's (c60) transmission was located on. It should take about three quarts of automatic transmission fluid (atf). Make sure to have a catch pan ready. Make sure you have long enough tubing to reach the fill plug.

Expect the fluid to come out strong, and weakens as it drains, so place the drain pan accordingly. Be prepared, the fluid will drain towards your driver's side wheel. Now you need to locate your manual transmission and its drain and fill plugs. Make sure you close the drain plug, then using your fluid pump, pump fresh fluid into your fill hole until it overflows. On the left of the transmission is the fill plug, and on the right of it is the drain plug. Remove the drain plug using a 24mm socket wrench allowing the fluid to drain out. Insert your 3/8 socket into the bolt, and crack it loose. My xrs's (c60) transmission was located on. Once the fluid overflows, tighten the fill plug and clean the area. Then, find the drain plug, and undo that to drain the gearbox.

Dorman® 090204 Automatic Transmission Drain Plug

Manual Transmission Fluid Drain Plug Next, find the fill plug on the upper portion of the transmission housing and unscrew it. Place the drain pan under the drain plug, and slowly loosen it. Insert your 3/8 socket into the bolt, and crack it loose. Remove the drain plug using a 24mm socket wrench allowing the fluid to drain out. Once the fluid overflows, tighten the fill plug and clean the area. Make sure you close the drain plug, then using your fluid pump, pump fresh fluid into your fill hole until it overflows. Expect the fluid to come out strong, and weakens as it drains, so place the drain pan accordingly. Then, find the drain plug, and undo that to drain the gearbox. Next, find the fill plug on the upper portion of the transmission housing and unscrew it. Be prepared, the fluid will drain towards your driver's side wheel. On the left of the transmission is the fill plug, and on the right of it is the drain plug. Make sure to have a catch pan ready. My xrs's (c60) transmission was located on. It should take about three quarts of automatic transmission fluid (atf). Now you need to locate your manual transmission and its drain and fill plugs. Make sure you have long enough tubing to reach the fill plug.