Where is the transmission oil filler port located on the Hyundai Mistra?

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SarahMarie
07/29/25 3:49pm
Modern Mistra transmission oil filler port is located at the upper left corner of the engine. The following is information about the Hyundai Mistra: 1. The Mistra is equipped with a six-speed automatic manual transmission, which is a manual and automatic integrated transmission. It is based on the automatic transmission, allowing users to manually increase or decrease gears. 2. To avoid damage to the transmission and car engine, the system will automatically correct when the user uses the gear unreasonably. By manually moving the gear lever, the gear meshing position inside the transmission is changed, altering the transmission ratio to shift gears. 3. The physical characteristics of the engine determine the existence of the transmission. First, any engine has its peak speed; second, the maximum power and maximum torque of the engine appear in a certain speed range.
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