G-scooter, trans. I bought a little G-scooter at a yard sale for my grandson, got it running, noticed a fill plug and drain plug on tranny. what type of oil if any does it take? It's a 43cc, sold by csk. tanx R.

sounds like you may have way over filled your tranny fluid.

Do you people even read before you answer! There is no park on a manual tranny! The axles do not go into side of transmission either. on this TRUCK aka C1500... This is a truck not a fwd automatic car.If you dont know then dont answer questions!Flat ground take top plug on side of tranny out and fill till it comes back out with 75w90 or 80w140(depending hot/cold climate)You will need a Special removal tool(huge allen wrench type for the drain and fill plugs on right/passenger side of tranny)

Hi stnstomper...

Look under the mower for a square plug or allen wrench type plug, this will be your oil drain for the motor.
Some of Briggs & Stratton motors do not have an oil drain plug...
If you do not have an oil drain plug then you will have to run the mower to get it warm, then remove the oil fill plug and tip the mower towards the oil fill plug to drain out the oil thru the fill plug hole.
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I have a Sears 106.154581 most likely like yours. You will find a small plug (fill hole) and slightly larger plug on side of pump close to bottom (drain hole). Fill compressor with compressor oil to top thread of fill hole. Oil should look rather clear with very little odor. Compressor oil is available at Lowes for about $3. Good luck

on the side of tranny opposite of engine you will notice 2 plugs with a square hole you can fit a 3/8 ratchet head in. the top is your fill remove that one first to make sure you can add fluid before removing the bottom one to drain

it is not easy most have a drain plug in trans pan if you look it has a little plug in middle of the drain plug start vehicle while vehicle is running remove small plug if trans fluid dribbles out your okay if no fluid is present with small plug removed then the proper type fluid must be pumped thru little hole until it runs out remember this is done while engine is running

well there should be a drain plug might look a little flat on the bottom side of the tranny, thats were you drain the trans, to refill there should be a plug on the side of the tranny, your going to have to get creative on filling the trans until the oil starts to slowly trickle out . if you can get to the shifter and pull the shifter out and fill this spot

remove the drain and fill plugs
inspect o-rings for tears
after fluid is drained, reinstall drain plug and tighten to 14-20 lbs
fill tranny with Harely Trans fluid - 20-24 OZ until dipstick shows full with bike upright.

The filler plug is tightened to finger tight

cant help with this one because i have never seen one here in spain,but look for engine oil dipstick first then the auto is often close by ,but some cars dont have one its done from underneath

There are 2 plugs on the tranny. Lower drain plug, and upper fill plug. Fluid is inserted thru the upper plug (after taking it out) until it starts coming out.