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Where is theTransmission fill port?

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Old 11-08-15, 03:32 PM
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Where is theTransmission fill port?

Trying to be sure which one is the fill plug pictures would help?
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it's the highest one on the driver's side.

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Oh yeah sorry about that 88 glx with a turbo 5 spd but thanks
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ya it should be on the Driver's side and have a square head.
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Ahh okay that impossible bolt i cant get out gotcha thanks
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One hint before draining the trans oil is to first remove the fill plug. This ensures that you can actually fill it and not end up with a trans that does not have oil and no way to fill it. Also, a cheap hand pump works really well since there isn't much room.

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^Good tip.
And most chain parts stores carry the hand-pumps for ~ $10 or so.

It may not apply to the FC, but FWIW the FD has one FILL plug and two DRAIN plugs (B and C)...

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Really great info on this site can't wait to start working on my new '79.
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Originally Posted by KansasCityREPU
One hint before draining the CTtrans oil is to first remove the fill plug. This ensures that you can actually fill it and not end up with a trans that does not have oil and no way to fill it. Also, a cheap hand pump works really well since there isn't much room.

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As for pumps, I use a syringe pump. Cheap and effective, but a little messy as you need to reload it

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