Adding gear oil

I have a 1991 mx-6 with a manual transmission. I decided to change the oil and the gear oil since it hasn't been done since I have owned it. When I went to add fresh gear oil I couldn't find where to add it. Where am I supposed to add new gear oil? Thank you for any help.

Anybody?

i am pretty sure it does not need gear oil
as it is a manual trans
i could be mistaken but i am pretty sure it does not take it

i believe there is a spot under the breather box ontop of tranny to unscrew and top up with gear oil, but dont quote me on location

http://forums.mazdaworld.org/index.php?showtopic=17332

1.remove speedometer driven gear
2. remove drain plug, and drain oil
3. fill trans, check fluid by speedometer gear, just above gear see F & L, oil level is between F & L
4. install speedometer driven gear

http://www.fixya.com/cars/t4052771-change_transmission_oil_mazda_mx_6

Whoever thought of making the speedo gear to check the fluid AND to add, should be shot

http://www.mx6.com/forums/1g-mx6-general/101836-best-manual-transmission-fluid.html

wow, i didn't know mazda/ford want's regular auto trans fluid for their MANUAL transmission....

wacky~ was it red oil coming out when u were draining it?

http://www.mx6.com/forums/1g-mx6-general/238489-tranny-fluid.html

isn't google great?!? now where's my finder's fee? :sarcasm1:

hmm, open page J1, more specifically J1-7, on the following link:

http://manuals.wibla.net/mazda/90-92WSM/

http://www.mx6.com/forums/1g-faq-general/211805-1992-mazda-us-mx6-626-wsm-online.html

you live in CA, so using gear oil with a GL-4 rating may help your transmission live longer; i like redline's GL4 oil personally