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xEclipsE RaceRxNov-21-03 06:24 AM
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#63457, "Can I get to the tranny plug by removing battery?"




          

Im at school right now and I was just hinking, instead of going to the hastle of rolling up on wood jacking up my car,can I just remove the battery to get to the lil rubber plug where i pour in tranny fluid? I want to check how much is in there. I think I might be leaking tranny fluid instead of oil. If so...im thinking I just didint put the axles all the way in. I guess if thats the case I would have to jack my car up anyways. But TIA

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eclipse_99rsNov-21-03 07:41 AM
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#63458, "RE: Can I get to the tranny plug by removing battery?"
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mtx or atx? om an mtx both the bolts are under the tranny. You would only be able to reach it from the top if you were inspector gadget.



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turbo8uNov-21-03 07:54 AM
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#63461, "RE: Can I get to the tranny plug by removing battery?"
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i found it easiest to just take off the driver side wheel emoji i have a mtx though
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xEclipsE RaceRxNov-21-03 08:56 AM
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#63463, "RE: Can I get to the tranny plug by removing battery?"
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 Nov-21-03 08:57 AM by xEclipsE RaceRx



          

MTX of course...well Im just gonna jack the mofo up...hopefully this is my problem.

EDIT: Anyone know...if my axles werent all the way in, would it cause to leak between the block and the tranny? or do I just need to accept the fact that I have a messed up rear main seal.

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