Reply to "Changing transaxle fluid help"

rockyMember

1) On my -2, the check hole, and fill hole are the same…. Left side, down low…. You can see it in your picture…

2) IIRC, it’s a 17mm Allen. You can get the sockets from VW (Bug) suppliers. They fit a 3/8” ratchet.

3) Fill the side (with a flexible hose) until it starts dribbling out. You can use Teflon tape on the plug.

4) You can just dip the whole transaxle in flex-seal! Just mask off the two output flanges, the breather vent, and the clutch inspection port!

Rocky

7/9/247:40 PM

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