What type of gearbox oil do u use for a 2006 1.2 proton savvy

Question edited for clarity.

Engine Oil

https://www.google.com/search?q=2000+proton+satria+top+up+engine+oil+level

Gearbox and Transmission Oil

https://www.google.com/search?q=2000+proton+satria+top+up+transmission+fluid+level

That sort of information is not available. If you want that, you would have to contact the factory, find the design team and get the archived technical drawings on that part.

Not sure how you think you are going to make one to spec, but you can just buy a new one.

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A faulty sensor, an intermittent misfire it needs to go on a scantool to see what the fault codes are, then it can be worked out what the fault is...

have a compression test done to eliminate head gasket or cracked head
check relay, fan fuses 2 at least, check wiring, check/replace coolant temp SENSOR unit have a pressure test done on the cooling system to check for leaks
replace the radiator ( blocked cores , missing fins )

Hi. Thanks for your question. For assistance on proton savvy 1.2 automatic 2006 model you can visit https://www.reliable-store.com and download the entire workshop manual which includes all the information along with the diagrams for better understanding. Good day!

Manual Transmissions don't have dip sticks.

2. Manual gearboxes have a drain and filler plug. The filler plug is usually found in an accessible position on one side of the gearbox which has to be accessed from under the vehicle.

To top up the gearbox the car has to be perfectly level so if you need to add oil to the gearbox you ideally need to get the car up on a garage hoist/lift so you can both access the filler plug easily, remove it and pump in the fresh gear oil. The usual correct oil level on these gearboxes is level with the bottom section of the filler plug opening in the gearbox. However you should check with the proton service staff on the correct procedure for topping up the manual gearbox in your car.

Check battery charge. If OK. Connect scanner and register keys.

Either loose connector or faulty switch / relay

hi,
savvy engine is same with renault engine. there's a flywheel sensor/engine speed sensor between engine and gearbox. change the engine speed sensor.
The engine speed sensor is control the ignition timing, if the sensor can't read the 0' angle the engine won't fire up.

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