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Through the fill plug hole located on the side of the transmission. Look for a square head, usually opened with 1/2 inch wrench. Best to use a plunger style pump attached to the fluid container. Place pump hose into hole and fill. Watch for... & stop pumping when fluid just starts to overflow out. Plug is a pipe fitting style thread, do not overtighten.

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