What type tramission fluid to use for 5speed manual-4cyle?

Manual gear boxes use gear oil, automatic boxes transmission fluid.
Check your owners manual or contact your Ford dealership for advice.

Check your tramission fluid hope your fluid is very low if not your tramssion is broken need to be repair p.s if had oil make sure its the right type for your vehicule

Rare for the manual trans to fail in that unless you are low on fluid or the clutch is out

i have a 1992 gmc sonoma with a 2.8liter engine with a 5speed manual trans. does it uses atf or gear oil if it uses atf what kind?

Could be fluid, pressure, electrical or mechanical.

When fluid low and you brake hard or accelerate hard, fluid runs away from oil pick up and air enters system. This allows clutches to slip and weak band apply pressures.

In any case you need a shop or dealer to scan the transmission module to pull the codes.

Many case this is water in the electrical connections to the transmission under the car.

Pull up rear floor carpet and trunk covering...check for water. Common problem with Jaguar.

is it an auto or manual tranny? if it's an automatic the dip stick should be near the fire wall (or window side of the engin bay) if it's a manual, the check plug will be on the side of the tranny in the middle of the cassing

If this is a stick (manual) shift, you have to get under the truck. There is no dipstick, like in an automatic. So, on level ground, with a cooled transmission, put down some cardboard and have a rag handy. Get the bolt-type, or allen wrench-type plug out of the side of the tranmission. This is where you check or add tranny fluid. Place your finger into the hole up to the first knuckle (the one just past your fingernail). You should at least feel fluild at the tip of you finger, but close to the bottom of the threaded plug hole is what I remember. Also remember to check the clutch fluid (if it is a manual), it is up under the hood just in front of the driver, behind the brake fluid reservoir. In fact it looks like a smaller version of the brake reservoir. Maggie

Go to the Honda dealer and get Honda Manual Transmission Fluid (MTF).

auto tranny,some have drain plugs,some dont ,have to remove tranny pan if theres no plug.on manual tranny drain plug is under tranny,both tranny plugs if equip. are under cars drivers side

if you have replaced clutch assy and finished job ? and clutch pedal is working ok then if clutch is hydraulic actuation you only have to ensure the clutch fluid reservoir is topped up? same as brake fluid and make sure with car on level surface that the transmission/g/box oil level is ok? top up as req'd see h/book for oil type? hope this helps