TRAMISSION OIL CHECK

Hi brad you got to check your tramission oil level hope for you there oil missing if not look like a dead trasmission

There are typically two plugs on the side of the transmission one is the fill and the lower one it the drain. Fill until the top hole begins to leak oil as the oil level is to the max position.

In the transmission dipstick are the required type, its ATF+4,

I know they made some changes in 95, but I am not sure about the tranny dipstick. The 94 had the dipstick on the passenger side of the engine, towards the rear, the oil stick sits right in front of it. You check the fluid hot, while running, in park. and you fill it right there too, with along neck funnel. Now, if you don't have the dipstick, then they changed that year, there are 2 plugs on the right side of the tranny, crawl under there and find one up, one down, the bottom one is level and the top is fill. Pull the bottom one out, while cold, not running. if oil seeps out, it is full, if no oil seeps out, pull the top plug and fill with the right fluid till it seeps out the bottom hole, I use 90 weight gear oil top on the tranny fluid bottle and squeeze right in there, then plug them back up. Hope this helps.

is it an auto or manual tranny? if it's an automatic the dip stick should be near the fire wall (or window side of the engin bay) if it's a manual, the check plug will be on the side of the tranny in the middle of the cassing

Always check the transmission oil with the bike upright. The transmission holds 20-24 ounces of H-D Syn3 20W50 oil or H-D synthetic trans lube.

Please contact a auto mechanic in your area for an estimate on this repair. In my area, this repair would be in the vicinity of $1200.00 but that is probably low.

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if you have replaced clutch assy and finished job ? and clutch pedal is working ok then if clutch is hydraulic actuation you only have to ensure the clutch fluid reservoir is topped up? same as brake fluid and make sure with car on level surface that the transmission/g/box oil level is ok? top up as req'd see h/book for oil type? hope this helps

no check fluid level when engine at idle by looking at transmition dipstick, add fluid only if needed.

the axel that goes in tramission at the end of the shaft there a snap ring try it of the snap ring hold the axel in the trasmission hit on the axel it will come out the trasmission maybe oil to will come out it normat the side that goes on the wheel side hit it with hammer put it back and recheck the trany oil level hope it FIXYA our post PLEASE DONT forget to rate this pierre