Is there any easy way to check my transmission oil level? How do I do it?
11-18-2002, 11:34 AM
#3
No. It can be a PITA! ;O)
You have to remove the drivers side, inner CV joint heat-shield, to even see the 9-O'-clock fill plug! Then your car has to be level to get an accurite reading.
You need the correct sized tools to remove the heat-shield bolts & the fill plug.
You need the correct sized tools to remove the heat-shield bolts & the fill plug.
11-18-2002, 01:00 PM
#7
Re: True..depends on your resources/experience....
Plus I take 'the shop' and its lift for granted alot.
Are the 90 heat shield bolts 3-10mm ones? Also, the socket for the drain plug is an inversed 19mm (IIRC).
Are the 90 heat shield bolts 3-10mm ones? Also, the socket for the drain plug is an inversed 19mm (IIRC).
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11-18-2002, 06:06 PM
#8
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Heat shield has 3 x 6mm Allen head bolts
At least it did on my '95 90S 5-speed this past weekend.
Have Allen wrench (L-shaped) for the bottom two and hex key socket ready for the top.
Have Allen wrench (L-shaped) for the bottom two and hex key socket ready for the top.
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