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#18586 04/02/2005 4:29 PM
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Hello all, I have a 61 chevy stepside that has had a muncie 4 speed put in. I need to add gear oil but I'm afraid to pull the plug out of the tranny. It seems to me that if I pull the plug that all the oil in there will leak out. Is this the case. Also how much oil and what kind do I put in there once I do it. Please help I'm new to this world but want to learn how to due this myself. Thanks

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if you mean the plug on the bottom. yes that's for draining
to check tranny oil there should be a plug about halfway up one side - poke yer pinky in, and you should find the oil level near the hole - fill until it just starts to spill, slam the plug back in!

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Thanks Bill
That is the info I needed.


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