There is no actual "plug". After draining the manual transaxle by unscrewing the bottom drain plug. Put the drain plug back in, then take out the speedometer sensor. There is a 10mm bolt that holds a bracket. Remove bolt and bracket and lift off sensor and speedometer shaft housing. Then remove the aluminum housing that contains the speedometer gear. It may require using a chisel. If you are lucky you won't destroy it by taking it out. Good luck! There is a stamp on the transmission housing describing where the fluid level should be.
On the lower front side of the transaxle housing. There is a threaded plug.
On a 1993 Ford Escort , 1.9 litre four cylinder engine : 1------2------3-----4 , transaxle ( transmission )
Use Dexron II ATF (automatic transaxle fluid)
On an A/T it is the same place you check the fluid level. On a manual transmission it is located under the car, on the side of the transmission near the top, usually driver's side.
According to the manual, the automatic transaxle Drain and refill takes 4 qts. (3.8 liters); From dry including the torque converter) 8.9 qts (8.4 liters)
type of fluid for 5 speed manual transmission
In the 1993 manual transmission Mustang the capacitie is 5.6 pts.
According to Haynes Repair Manual #36071, 1993-2005 Ford Ranger pickups, all models: Manual transmission fluid type is MERCON automatic transmission fluid.
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I know that a 1994 ranger with a manual trans. uses automatic trans. fluid
Shared with the brake fluid.
gm syncromesh synthetic