Filling Transmission Oil.....

Nabco

Nabco

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Another newbie question for the experts here.......how do you guys put the oil in the transmission, kind of close quarters under there......I tried to use a lab squeeze bottle with a curved spout on it and that seems to get in there but will take for ever to refill if completely drained......any words of wisdom would be appreciated.

Thanks

Nick
 
Bratton's, and probably other suppliers sell their 600W oil in a quart size squeeze bottle. The cap has a point on it you can cut to size. Put your finger over the cut point and hold the bottle at the fill hole then stick the point in and squeeze. Fill to spill. In other words fill until it overflows.

Tom Endy
 
The little squeeze bottle with tip
 

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Mine had an added little neck that is screwed into the actual tray, is that am add on or are they all that way, it puts it at more of an angle
 
It looks like it is just screwed in but I'm not sure, I may have one of the guys in the club check it out before I start messing with it.

Thanks Mitch
 
I use my wife's old hair coloring squeeze bottles for brake fluid and trans oil. The brake fluid is the hardest! Terry
 
Post #13 has it right. I have the Mitchell transmission dip stick kit. You can simply check the oil level or fill the trans by merely lifting up the floor mat, removing the deck plate, and you have it right in front of you. It sure beats crawling under the car!
 
Mitch//pa said:
I would rather not pull the floor board and just use the little squeeze bottle. Much easier IMO
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I agree, and as far as crawling under the car, I have to do that each time I grease it. If the ****** or rear end needs oil more than that, then it's time to fix the leaks.
 
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