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Old 07-27-2009, 04:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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replacing manual trans fluid-1991 NA

Almost embarrased to ask this question but the transmission drain plug is easy to get to but I cannot figure out the refill plug location? I assume it is the classic side plug that you add until it overflows out?

second question- any recommendations of low cost tires? Stock 91 NA, just a fun toy so performance not the goal here -

I posted a month ago as newbie with first MR2 and so far it has been a blast- the AC leak is the big issue but I have been adding some R12 but it leaks out and I am feeling guilty on the eco thing. Which brings to third question- are any of the off the shelp stop leak products worth trying assumig I can find an R12 compatable? same with the little 2 oz oil charges since I get a little squeal when compressor first comes on?

As always thanks for the help and for not making newbies feel like idiot
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yes! the refill is the overflow plug. dont know about the ac thingy though? do a search....
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it isn't very hard to convert our cars to R134a

I'd see if I couldn't find a good AC Tech in my area to talk to on the R12 stop-leak stuff
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