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∙ 2014-03-03 14:28:44Sounds like the splines and or the "C" ring is damaged. Under normal circumstances the axle should snap into place firmly. Remove the axle and examine it. With a little luck only the axle is damaged and you can replace the axle with a rebuilt one.
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∙ 2014-03-03 14:28:44You put it in the same place that the dipstick comes out of. Passenger side back near the firewall I believe.
Almost always leaks because the bearing is going.
through the tranny dipstick tube under the hood, with a funnel.
im not experience but i own one and on the radiator passenger side is two transmission coolant lines that tranny fluid runs thru the radiator and the others i believe are coolant lines
There are a number of seals in it. However if you mean can fluid be changed and added YES. You have to drop the tranny pan on automatics to drain them, and there should be a fill and a drain plug in a manual tranny.
The reservoir should be next to the wash fluid tank. This would be on the passenger side close to the firewall.
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My Ford 1998 Escort started slipping. It also leaks and I put tranny fluid in. If I need to replace or rebuild the transmission. How much should a total repair be?
manual tranny doesnt have fluid u noob manual tranny doesnt have fluid u noob
It is directly under the tranny. you might have to jack it up to get to it but realistically you can reach with without a jack, it's just a bit of a pain. i think its around a 16-18 mm bolt? as soon as you open it the tranny fluid comes out fast so make sure you have something to catch it in.
tranny could be gone.or you may need tranny fluid or you have too much tranny fluid.
On a standard tranny there is no reservoir. On an automatic tranny it is internal to the tranny. The fluid resides in the transmission pan.