How do i fill the trany
i just finished my trany swap and was wanting to know where do i fill it up at its a 5 speed trany. I know its a stupid question but i need to know for sure where i fil it up at.
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there is a bolt on the side of the tran. Just unbolt it and use a funnel with a holes on the tip of it to fill the tran.
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is it this bolt????????????
Is that the 3/8 drive bolt that is on the side of the transmission.
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3/8 is to drain, it is a 17mm bolt.Comment
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yes sir thats were it be dood
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To further the great info Wes and the other members provided, its on the passenger side a little above the axle. The drain plug is a square socket. You can just use an extention. The fill plug is a 17mm and a tad to the left above the axle.
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i found the real big bitch about the fill plug was there wasnt enough clearance to fit a socket and breakerbar. you have to use a closed end wrench and add another wrench for leverage. that's if it was real tight...Originally posted by jdm_inspired View PostComment
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i've never seen a MT for an accord, but on my integra i would take the speed sensor out of the top and fill it there. do accord MTs have a sensor like this?Comment
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there's a vent you can fill it from...just as effective and you dont have to go to the rear.Comment
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Yes they do, but on a Civic/Teg, removing the VSS is way easier and way more accessible. Along w/ the vent, the VSS is def. possibility as long as all grit is flushed out of the area, since it can collect alot of stuff around it. I use a combo of a long tube that fits exactly into the fill hole and a funnel, works really well every timeOriginally posted by dadsCB7 View Post
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