Most of the Gm automatics have no plug. This forces you to remove the pan in order to access fluid for a change, this in turn gives you access to the filter itself.
The 1992 V-6 Pontiac Sunbird radiator drain plug, is located on the bottom of the radiator. The drain plug can be removed with a 5/8 socket.
0.045
45 thousandths
It is the round black plastic thing i beleave on the right hand side or the DRIVER side of the car it has the plug wires going to it
Depending on the brand, anywhere from $25 to $35 on average.
It should be whats called a dealer check transmission. It has an eleven millemeter plug on the transmission itself. You would have to get under the car to check it.
There is no drain plug assuming it is an automatic transmission it is drained when removing the transmission pan and changing the transmission filter.
It may or may not have a dipstick, and probably does not. There is a plug located on the top side of the transmission. Remove this plug and if you can touch lube, it is full. Add lube until it runs out the fill hole. Be sure and use the proper lube as outlined in your owner's manual.It may or may not have a dipstick, and probably does not. There is a plug located on the top side of the transmission. Remove this plug and if you can touch lube, it is full. Add lube until it runs out the fill hole. Be sure and use the proper lube as outlined in your owner's manual.
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Another post said it was on the front of the transmission towards the radiator.
The exact Gap size is .045 I have the same car :^)
where is the plug to drain the oil in a 2005 Pontiac vibe