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guyster
Easiest Transmission Question You'll Answer in 2014
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Kindly help me locate the Filler plug on my 4-speed transmission. I see a couple "plug-looking" parts and want to get it right. I've reviewed the Tech Wiki and my shop manual (WTH?) and can't find. Thanks!

Posted on: 2014/1/1 15:55
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the drain is a female square drive plug. the filler is normally a male square drive plug.
Normally half way up the side of the case.
you need an oil hand pump to fill the gearbox.

Posted on: 2014/1/1 21:15
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Not an easy question to answer without a photo.

14mm square plug
Left side of gearbox

Number 3 in this diagram
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Transmission Case Part Numbers

Posted on: 2014/1/2 3:15
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Quote:

ddgonzal wrote:
Number 3 in this diagram


Okay, I'll bite... Why do you think the drain plug is not drawn on the picture? (In F5C56A, it's #27.)

Posted on: 2014/1/2 21:29
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#27 is the speedometer pinion drive, not the drain plug.

Posted on: 2014/1/3 5:37
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LittleFireyOne: I'm looking at F5C56A, which I realize is NOT my tranny, but it has a drain plug listed (see 27 08931-44210 PLUG-drain). You are referring to the F4W56A, which IS my tranny and does not have a PLUG-drain listed.

So, my question remains. Anyway, I'm sure I'll get underneath the car tomorrow and see it, but I was just curious why they don't have it listed on the F4W56A, when they do on the F5C56A.

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