Hi mate had same problem a few months ago. It is located behind front near side (passenger) wheel trim on the side of the gear box. It is a round plug with a quite large alen key fitting. You have to put the car on axel stands on level ground. Remove the n/s wheel and plastic wheel arch liner to see the gear box filling plug. Remove the plug with an alen key (maybe 8 or 10mm) and fill with gearbox oil until it is level with bottom threads of the plug (do not overfil).
Has your gearbox lost all of it's oil? are the gears noisey or whirring at high speed? Is your clutch slipping? cos it could be that you have a hole in your gearbox (very common problem on mk4's ) If it has done more than 60k and your gearbox number starts DUU or DUW (can be located on white sticker near spare wheel or top of gearbox behind green/black inspection plug) then i would wager the gearbox has a hole in it!
Unscrew the old and put in the new.
Take the old one out and put a new one in.
yes i just put my 8v box on my 16v bolts straight on
Hi mate had same problem a few months ago. It is located behind front near side (Where_do_you_put_the_gearbox_fluid_in_a_vw_golf_mk4) wheel trim on the side of the gear box. It is a round plug with a quite large alen key fitting. You have to put the car on axel stands on level ground. Remove the n/s wheel and plastic wheel arch liner to see the gear box filling plug. Remove the plug with an alen key (maybe 8 or 10mm) and fill with gearbox oil until it is level with bottom threads of the plug (do not overfil).Has your gearbox lost all of it's oil? are the gears noisey or whirring at Where_do_you_put_the_gearbox_fluid_in_a_vw_golf_mk4? Is your clutch slipping? cos it could be that you have a hole in your gearbox (very common problem on mk4's ) If it has done more than 60k and your gearbox number starts DUU or DUW (can be located on white sticker near spare wheel or top of gearbox behind green/black inspection plug) then i would wager the gearbox has a hole in it!
To add gearbox fluid in a VW T5, locate the gearbox oil filler plug, typically found on the side of the transmission. Use a funnel or a fluid pump to pour the appropriate gearbox oil into the filler hole until it starts to slightly overflow, indicating that it is full. Always ensure the vehicle is on a level surface and consult the owner’s manual for the correct type of fluid and capacity specifications.
No, No absolutely not. Automatic transmission fluid is not the same thing as gearbox oil.
gearbox!
In the gearbox
in the gearbox
There isn't one apparently you have to take it to Renault and they have to put it on diagnostics machine.
the 1978 Pa50 II shop manual says to put 70cc
hw much gearbox oil do you put in your ktm 525