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Old July 9th, 2007, 03:03 PM   #1
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does anyone know where the plug or bolt is on the t5 trans to put the fluid into..thanks
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Old July 9th, 2007, 03:49 PM   #2
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passenger side of the trans. It is a pipe plug with a square indent in it for a ratchet or extension to fit in. There are two, the lower one is for draining, the upper one is the fill level.

It is easier IMO to fill it from the shifter with the upper plug removed and a pan under the trans to catch the overflow.
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alright thanks..i just put the motor back in i was going to do work to it..bore it out more but i didnt due to problems...now i cant even get it started..lol..at first i forgot the ground then i grounded it..now when i start it i tried to turn over but it doesnt..
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Originally Posted by notsoslow50
alright thanks..i just put the motor back in i was going to do work to it..bore it out more but i didnt due to problems...now i cant even get it started..lol..at first i forgot the ground then i grounded it..now when i start it i tried to turn over but it doesnt..
Won't turn over as in no power to the starter, or won't turn over as in the motor froze?
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it turns over but it doesnt fullt turn over..the motor tries but it doesnt fully turn..im thinking somewhere along the line i did something wrong with the carb.
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Oh ok it spins good just won't start.
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