T56 fill question
T56 fill question This may be a stupid question but can you fill a T56 through the shifter opening? looks like there is a hole there that leads to the trans. I think this wuold be a helluva lot easier than the side underneath.
Also what is the Tq spec for the Pressure plate bolts into al aluminum flywheel?
TIA
Josh
Also what is the Tq spec for the Pressure plate bolts into al aluminum flywheel?
TIA
Josh
Yes, you can fill the tranny through the shifter opening. Just be sure that nothing but transmission fluid gets in there. 
Not sure on the specs for the PP to an aluminum flywheel, though. I would imagine they're the same as the steel flywheel, but I'll refrain from that being my final answer.
Not sure on the specs for the PP to an aluminum flywheel, though. I would imagine they're the same as the steel flywheel, but I'll refrain from that being my final answer.
umm yeh.. you could... but that's not the proper way. it would take longer, allow you to make a mess in the car, and you would have to take the shifter out.
that would take like 58743 times longer than removing a simple fill bolt.
additionally, filling the tranny through the proper hole is the only way to insure that the thing is properly full.
i think like in many things, your attempt at laziness will open a huge can of worms.
that would take like 58743 times longer than removing a simple fill bolt.
additionally, filling the tranny through the proper hole is the only way to insure that the thing is properly full.
i think like in many things, your attempt at laziness will open a huge can of worms.
umm yeh.. you could... but that's not the proper way. it would take longer, allow you to make a mess in the car, and you would have to take the shifter out.
that would take like 58743 times longer than removing a simple fill bolt.
additionally, filling the tranny through the proper hole is the only way to insure that the thing is properly full.
i think like in many things, your attempt at laziness will open a huge can of worms.
that would take like 58743 times longer than removing a simple fill bolt.
additionally, filling the tranny through the proper hole is the only way to insure that the thing is properly full.
i think like in many things, your attempt at laziness will open a huge can of worms.
Well not really lazyness the shifter is out b/c clutch swap. and taking the fill plug out is agreed not to hard squeezing the bottle in w/o making a mes is a different story.
But thanks for the input.
Josh
But thanks for the input.
Josh
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