[1992GEOMETROXFI]

if it's a standard(manual) tranny it's supposedly a non servicable, cut theres usually a nut at the bottom back of it to drain and a big 22 mm nut about half way up to fill, but a manual doesn't use tranny fluid it uses like 80w 90 gear oil
good luck, what ever you do, DON'T USE TRANNY FLUID, USE GEAR OIL

Originally Posted by DOCTORBILL

I have a problem about where to add transmission fluid to a '97
Metro 2 door HB, 3 cyl, 1L 5 spd manual transmission.

I bought the car used and would like to change the tranny fluid just
to be safe. 150,000 miles on it - ever changed? - who knows....

For the life of me, I cannot find the filling plug on my transmission

If you click on either of the following ImageShack links, you will
see my transmission.

http://img419.imageshack.us/my.php?i...ission17ij.jpg

http://img164.imageshack.us/my.php?i...ission22jm.jpg

There is some sensor goodie at location L-9 on the first image.
Can that be taken off and unscrewed w/o damaging it?

If the fluid cannot safely be filled into there, please indicate where on
the photos the fill plug would be located.

Do I need a different photo angle to show it?

Also - What are the two nut heads with Phillips Head slots in them at
D-E 9 ? They are on the lefthand side of the transmission as you
look into the engine compartment.

The oil everywhere is from a leak at the Distributor....(?)

Can anyone help me on this? I thought the photos would help.

DoctorBill