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Totally5

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Hello, I have been searching for two days now on-line and on the car.

But, I can not find the fill and drain plugs for the transmission.

Any help or link would be appreciated.

Thank you.
 
Discussion starter · #5 ·
Hey again....

Either I'm blind or they don't exist on my car...:dunno:

Could anyone point out an area I should look at?

Top View:
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Driver Side (Under):
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Passenger Side (Under):
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Attached if photos don't show up. (Top = 91) (Driver = 93) (Pass = 94)

Thank you again.
 

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Just a tip, the NVT350 Tranny our 420A uses, is recommended by the dealer to run Chrysler ATF 3 or 4, I know auto fluid in a MTX. Or what I've gathered from many forums & Chrysler websites, Amsoil Synchromesh Transmission Fluid 5W30. It is great stuff, and currently is the Most Recommended Fluid.

In my 160,000 mile beaten up tranny, Amsoil made it feel like new, I'm telling you, buttery shifting, no grinds, its good stuff. Although Running any Synthetic if you leak fluid already, synthetic's will make it worse.

Anyways, Just for next time, or if you feel like doing it again.

Lastly, if you ended up filling it up the turkey baster method with the wheel off, it is much easer to take a small funnel, and the Proper Length/Size Hose, connect the two, clamps not needed, and put that in the fill hole down the side of the Engine Bay. So much easier/quicker than sitting there with a half ounce of fluid filled every time, you could imagine it gets old quick.

EDIT: If you need help locating an AMSOIL dealer, just p.m me.
 
Discussion starter · #12 ·
Alright, Thanks for the information.

I'll take a look into that fluid, not having problems with the MT-90 at the moment. I'll probably keep that until it starts attracting up, or I get some money.

Thanks,
Totally5
 
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