How to add oil to manuel transmision? - 1989 Jeep Wrangler

Find Oil Filter - Locate the oil filter 6. Remove Filter - Position drain pan and remove the oil filter 7. Replace Filter - Add oil to the new oil filter and insert it

http://manuals.deere.com/omview/OMAR283034_19/RW29387_00000DB_19_09MAR09_1.htm

There is a manual with checking and filling locations also a couple trouble shoot options

To lubricate the gearss

check the torque converter clutch servo/ solenoid operation

use owners manuel to locate dipstick(oil is red)take car for a drive until engine is at normal running temperature,park on level surface leave motor running,remove dipstick wipe it off put back in,take it out and check oil level.

This is a sealed transmission, no dipstick. See the dealer for a level check and more info.

Manual transmissions take SAE90 weight gear oil.

I have the same 1998 Isuzu hombre. I removed the dip stick from the transmision and added fuid it the same tube with a funnel. It worked for me.

support front of vehicle, drain oil and return to oil recycling center (walmart) remove both (right and left) motor mounts and transmision linkage, transmision support bars( if needed for extra clearance ) unbolt oil pan. carefully lif engine from frame, taking care not to hit and break anything when the engine gets too close to your firewall. you should then be able to remove and replace oil pan. you'll need the bolt tightening pattern and torque specs for your vehicle. hope this helps

Hi the answer is yes ,,the oil in the cooler is the same in the transmision in automatic vehicles,if you miss any oil the transmision will not shift do to lost of oil pressure, and it can couse severe damage to the transmision... good luck