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2002 jetta 5 speed manual oil change


wade623
08-06-2014, 08:18 PM
I have just got a jetta and was looking to change the oil in the transmission some time in the future but when I look for a place to put oil back in I can't see any place to do it so I'm wondering if anybody can tell me where to put oil back in after draining it

DeltaP
08-07-2014, 06:11 PM
You may have to remove the insulation tray from below the engine/transmission if its still there to get to it. It's on the side of the trans facing the front of the car. It takes about 2 liters of 75W- 90 synthetic gear oil. Fill to bottom of plug hole,put plug in and with wheels off the ground,on jack stands run the engine in gear for a couple of minutes, turn off engine,pull plug and recheck. Should be to the bottom of plug hole, (let drain till it stops dripping). HTH

wade623
08-10-2014, 11:07 PM
You may have to remove the insulation tray from below the engine/transmission if its still there to get to it. It's on the side of the trans facing the front of the car. It takes about 2 liters of 75W- 90 synthetic gear oil. Fill to bottom of plug hole,put plug in and with wheels off the ground,on jack stands run the engine in gear for a couple of minutes, turn off engine,pull plug and recheck. Should be to the bottom of plug hole, (let drain till it stops dripping). HTH

thanks. ill check it out

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