Bryanj44

1999 4Runner 3.4 L engine SR5 5speed 4WD

Thanks

Lons81

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As with every transmission or engine oil pan, the drain plug is on the bottom. The refill plug is on the left side between the fins. This is such a basic mechanic question, maybe you should get a Haynes manual or original owners manual and educate yourself. There are YouTube videos on the process.

wyoming9

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I have no idea where the fill plug is on that transmission without looking in fact I doubt I could say 100% where any of them are

dropzone

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fill is gonna probably be a 24mm (or 19mm) on the left side and the drain will be the same on the bottom of the trans

habanero

99 4Runner m/t 4x

transfer case- arrows are touching the fill and drain plugs, all transfer and tranny are 24mm on this truck


Transmission fill- left (driver) about midway up, that is the front driveshaft in the foreground


Transmission drain- right (passenger) near the bottom, that is the exhaust in the foreground


The transfer and tranny drain plugs on this 99 and my 96 all have a distinctive look, are 24mm, and all look the same. Loosen the fill plug first to make sure you'll be able to refill after draining. Don't go superman on them and strip the threads.

The fill plug for the front dif is about halfway up in the front more towards the left and often so covered in dirt it's hard to find. The drain is at the bottom left. Mine needed a 10mm allen socket for fill and a 12mm allen for drain- but they come in a variety of styles.
The rear ones are easy enough to spot. Both should be 24mm hex. As always, make sure the fill comes off before the drain plug.

Sorry about the cruddy pics- you try crawling around taking pics in a mid-thigh skirt without flashing the neighbors and see what you get!


Info here too post 3136
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f200.../index157.html

wyoming9

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Now that I would love to see !!

Right there with the female Roll Back driver that showed up in Daisy Duke`s