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location of Oil plug on C161 Auto, sundstrand

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I can't seem to locate the oil plug on the transmission/hydro of the C161 auto.  Can someone please show me where the heck it is!?!?  I would think it was right on the bottom somewhere near the filter but I do not see or feel anything that looks like a oil drain.....

 

Thanks for your help,

 

Eric

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pfrederi

It is a 1/4" allen plug.  Located just to the left of the piece of the hitch that goes forward under the tranny.  it is usually filled up with dirt so it is hard to see and it doesn't stick out much at all

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daveoman1966

bottom of left side....

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Horse's ass

Thanks guys!  I'll find it!

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skippy1969

I love your user name,Horse's ass! LOL!!!!:lol:

 

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