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60-series transmission: replacing the oil
smellsofbikes
Posted on: 2015/8/11 6:25
I have a 60-series five speed and have drained the old gear oil out of the transmission. I assume the square-headed plug on the left side of the transmission, halfway up and where the bellhousing meets the transmission body, is the fill plug. I'm asking, though, because I simply cannot shift it to open it and refill the transmission. I'm putting enough leverage on it I'm afraid I'm going to round it off. I'm using a 12 point socket. Is this the right plug? Is there something else I could open and pour in about 1.2 liters of gear oil if I can't get the plug loose?
Thanks for any advice.
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Re: 60-series transmission: replacing the oil
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/8/11 8:32
You can get the plug loose. It is a square head plug, 14mm.
I use a pipe wrench, that works a treat. You can view topic.
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