How Do I Check Clutch Fluid 1994 Isuzu Rodeo

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Answer #1: Posted by waelsaidani1 on September 23rd, 2014 5:45 AM

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there is 2 bolts 1 in the center that's your drain plug. and the other on the rear left or right corner that's the "overflow" plug that's where you put it in you just kind of do it until it starts to come back out, the dealer says to use a "temp guage" but blah its not a fun job either way i ruined mine by over filling it and clew a piston retainer seal which was warranteed luckily under the power train warrantee AnswerThere are 2 plugs (same size), one is Oil Drain Plug and the other one is Oil Filler Plug(about 2 inches higher and 10 inches away from the Oil Drain Plug).
With the Oil Drain Plug closed, engine off, use an Oil Pump (cost about $12) to pump transmission oil through the Oil Filler Plug (about 2.5 quarts) until oil comes out of the Filler Plug.
Turn engine on (wait for few seconds to have the engine suck the oil up), and pump the transmission oil again (this also takes about 2.5 quarts) until it comes out of the Filler Plug.
Tight the Oil Filler Plug (with the engine on). You are done.Total transmission oil needed will be about 5 quarts. Before you start, you should buy an Oil Pump first.