• Gear Oil Fill Plug - Transaxle (2WD/4WD) [Bus/Vanagon]
  • Gear Oil Fill Plug - Transaxle (2WD/4WD) [Bus/Vanagon]
  • Gear Oil Fill Plug - Transaxle (2WD/4WD) [Bus/Vanagon]
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Gear Oil Fill Plug - Transaxle (2WD/4WD) [Bus/Vanagon]

Gear Oil Fill Plug - Transaxle (2WD/4WD) [Bus/Vanagon]

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This GoWesty-designed external-hex gear oil fill plug replaces the original internal-hex plug on the fill port. The external-hex feature makes it possible to use a 19mm wrench or socket, making the job much easier. Finally!

This fill plug fits:
• 1968-79 Type II Bus manual and automatic*
• 1980-91 2WD Vanagon manual & automatic transaxle*
• 1986-91 4WD Syncro manual transaxle*

*Not to be used on the drain ports, or fill/drain on the Syncro front differential.

The additional 1/8" NPT threaded port feature adds versatility:
• You can just plug the fill hole with the included pipe plug, and it simply replaces your original plug.

• Add our optional Temperature Sender and use it in the filler plug location to keep an eye on the temperature of your transaxle.

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About this fluid

Fresh fluids at the right intervals prevent most wear-related failures.

Fitment notes

  • Specs, lead time and warranty come from the manufacturer and supplier and can change. The details above this guide are the latest we have.

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Parts that usually go with it

  • Filter. Change the filter with the fluid.

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