I have used the method of using the fish tank air bubble tube attached to a
funnel with duct tape BUT the best method is invest in an oil filler can
with a pump from your local auto part store. You fill the can with oil and
you pump it in a little at a time until it's all filled up.

The bad thing about having the pump is that you'll only use it every few
years.


"Caliban" <caliban27@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> From Stephen's message, you add via the filler bolt hole. I bought around
> three feet of clear tygon tubing (available at Home Depot type places) of
> 1/2 inch diameter or so and pushed one end into the filler bolt hole. At
the
> other end, I fitted a funnel whose bottom was slightly smaller than the
> tubing ID. Pour the transmission oil through this.
>
> I recommend putting a dry oil pan beneath the filler hole to signal when
> it's full.
>
> "lastnn30" <lastnn30@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:dMXTa.69973$zwL.7038@news04.bloor.is.net.cabl e.rogers.com...
> > I have Honda civic 2001(5- speeds) and I am reading the manual to
explain
> > how to check and add the transmission oil. They clearly said how to
check
> > the transmission oil level by removing the filler bolt and entering a
> finger
> > to check the level. But they did not explain how to add?? where is the
> > filler??
> > any help please.
> >
> >
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