WHERE IS THE FILL CAP FOR THE TRANSMISSION FLUID

Asked by ministeroffinance Feb 01, 2007 at 07:21 PM about the 2001 Toyota MR2 Spyder 2 Dr STD Convertible

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

WHERE IS THE FILL CAP FOR THE TRANS MISSION FLUID?

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lightGear answered 17 years ago

I've been trying to find the answer to this all day. Even fired off an email to a Toyota dealer to try to find out (they never responded!) I'd recommend getting a Chilton manual from your local library. They should have it there and it will tell you everything you need to know about your Mr2. If you find out please, PLEASE, let me know - its driving me nuts!

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WheelerDealer answered 17 years ago

Here's a detailed set of instructions for changing the transmission fluid on an MR2 Turbo (it includes lots of pictures you can click on to blow them up): http://cybrina.mine.nu/MR2_Docs/changing_transaxle_fluid.htm

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Joe answered 16 years ago

jack the car up, remove the drip pan. Get under and look at the back of the transmission (engine intake side), you will see a washer looking thing with a 6-point head with a washer under it- IIRC its 3/4" or bigger, take it out, its the fill plug. Add fluid until it runs out the hole.

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