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Old Apr 14, 2025 | 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by FredR
Another approach is to put a paint mark on the crank damper to index the position of the plug.

With regard to your filling procedure I am somewhat puzzled as to how you attached/removed the hose without spuilling ATF when the sump is filled correctly given when the motor is switched off the contents of the torque converter flow back into the sump and that floods the reservoir- logic suggests the only way one can do this is with the engine running. I trust you are aware that there is a fitting close to that reservoir to achieve this objective- it is designed to work with a quick fit coupling that can also be utilised by slipping an appropriately sized hose [3/8th inch?] over the fitting. Of course if your method works for you all well and good.
Yes, I topped off and checked the final fill level with the engine running. Very easy to reach and visualize with the car on jack stands and level. I did consider using the fill port but I don’t have the coupling and wasn’t certain of the correct hose size. Hooking an elbow on the lip of the reservoir was so easy and effective, it wasn’t worth it to me to spend more time figuring how to connect to the fill port and wasn’t sure how much pressure was needed to fill through the fill port. And yes, a paint mark on the crank damper to locate the plug is great for the next time.

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