my question is where does the transmission oil go cannot find where it should be poured
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May 6, 2006 at 10:39 AM
1998 Isuzu Trooper Transmission Fill
1998 ALL OTHER MAKES ALL OTHER MODELS
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Manual or Automatic?
If it is manual, there should be a bolt/plug, about 1 1/8", on the passenger side of the transmission. Fill it so the oil flows out of the hole and put the plug back in. Done.
Automatic, if you have a dipstick tube, you can just pour it down there. Just be sure to not over fill it.
If it is manual, there should be a bolt/plug, about 1 1/8", on the passenger side of the transmission. Fill it so the oil flows out of the hole and put the plug back in. Done.
Automatic, if you have a dipstick tube, you can just pour it down there. Just be sure to not over fill it.
Jun 17, 2006 at 10:12 AM
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Suggested Repair
Identify whether the transmission is manual or automatic. On a manual, remove the roughly 1-1/8 inch fill plug on the passenger side, fill until fluid begins to flow out, and reinstall the plug. On an automatic with a dipstick tube, add fluid through the tube and do not overfill.
Conversation Summary
The owner of a 1998 Isuzu Trooper could not find where to add transmission oil. The expert explained that a manual transmission is filled through a passenger-side plug until fluid overflows, while an automatic is filled through the dipstick tube without overfilling.