I have a 91 with a 5 speed, it takes dex III auto fluid (sounds wrong but isn't ) don't know how much it takes, more than a quart for sure, on the side of the trans there is a fill hole and a drain hole, should be labeled and the higher of the two should be the fill, remove the bolt and insert your finger ( with engine cold and off of course ) fluid should be to the bottom of this hole, it is hard to use a funnel if not imposable, if you don't have something else to use, buy the single quart bottles and drill a hole in the lid of one and insert a tube or small peace of hose a few inches long into the hole you drilled, the tighter the fit the better, but don't kink it. insert other end into fill hole on the trans, then squeeze the bottle and release until trans is full or bottle is empty, it may be messy at times but its cheap, save the lid or ( tool ) you made, easily reused
the manual trans should be dexIII auto fluid, sounds wrong but isnt, the auto trans i would think the same but not 100% on that
The owners manual shows Motorcraft Full Synthetic Manual Transmission Fluid for the 5 speed manual transaxle
The manual transmission uses Mercon. i have 1998 s10 with 5 speed trans i was told to use syncromesh trans fluid
It is a special manual trans fluid for the NV 4500 transmission that is available at both Dodge and GM dealers.
ATF+4 auto trans fluid.
The a833 4 speed trans. Holds 9 pints, lucas 80 90 gear oil is a good choice
80-90w. either 2 1/2 quarts to three depending if trans is is a-230, a-250, or a-390
Mercron / Dextron III
I know that a 1994 ranger with a manual trans. uses automatic trans. fluid
Motorcraft MERCON automatic transmission fluid is used in the five speed manual transmission of a 2002 Ford Ranger ( according to the Owner Guide )
With the 3 speed manual trans, 99 mph.With the 4 speed manual trans, 97 mph.
manual trans 91 Toyota pickup?