98 eclipse manual transmission fill plug

 · I want to change the fluids in the rear diff and the manual transmission. My question is about the fill and drain plugs on both the rear diff and the manual trans. Do they use replaceable gaskets or crush washers that have to be replaced when removing and reinstalling for the service? 06 Charger R/T, 98 F, 95 Eclipse GSX, 92 Rx-7 conv.  · For manuals you will have to dig a bit deeper and go under the car and find the oil fill plug omn the tranny. it should be on the front drivers side of the tranny and about half way up. run a hose above the engine from the plug on the tranny for easy refill. once it starts over flowing out of the tube or the plug its www.doorway.ru Interaction Count: 9.  · PLUG, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CASE (A), PLUG (FOR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION OIL PAN)(), PLUG (FOR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CASE) (), or PLUG SUB-ASSY, DRAIN (ATM) (). The dealership recommended I get the last option- a drain plug because they suspect it has the same threads same o-ring as the fill plug.

Remove the fill plug on the side of the transmission (marked "Oil") using the 17mm wrench. Crawl under the car and locate the drain plug on the bottom of the transmission. It's not hard to find, it's the only 24mm bolt there. Using the 24mm wrench, remove the drain plug and let the old fluid out. When it's stopped dripping, replace the drain plug. Automatic Transmission 4 Cylinder ID F4A4B4L3Z Fits ECLIPSE (Fits: Mitsubishi Eclipse). manual transmission in a eclipse take qts of mopar transmission fluid. there's a drain plug in bootom and filler plug is on side of transmission next to driver side axle.

I hope this video helped you out. If it did, please LIKE this video and subscribe for more videos. Many more to come! Part 1 of 1: Checking manual transmission fluid · Step 9: Lower the vehicle · Step 8: Replace the filler plug · Step 7: Add the transmission fluid. I changed my tranny fluid, it was VERY easy. In fact, easier than changing the motor oil (stupid socket won't fit over the bolt on the oil pan because the ATTS.