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Where is the transmission oil filler port on Ford Focus?

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VanChristian

07/24/25 7:55am

For Ford Focus manual transmission, the oil filler port is located near the reverse gear switch, which can be accessed by removing the reverse gear switch. You can observe it by removing the reverse light switch, checking the vent on the transmission, or inspecting the side of the transmission. Below is relevant information about Ford: 1. The transmission oil specifications for the new Ford Focus are as follows: 1.0T model - manual transmission WSD-M2C200-C/WSS-M2C200-D2, viscosity grade SAE75W-90/FE-75W; automatic transmission WSS-M2C938-A. The required transmission oil quantities are: 1.0T model - manual 0.6L, automatic 8.6L. 1.5T model - 9.1L. 1.6L model - manual 1.6L, automatic 1.7L. 2. The primary function of transmission oil is to maintain the cleanliness of the gear system and provide lubrication to the transmission components, extending their lifespan. Due to different transmission designs, there are manual transmissions and automatic transmissions (including CVT, AMT, etc.). Each transmission design has specific technical requirements. Even the same model of transmission configured in different vehicles may vary in torque, weight, speed, and structure. Therefore, the original manufacturer specifies its own dedicated transmission oil.

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LeSarah

08/11/25 3:37am

I remember when changing the transmission fluid for a Ford Focus, the fill port is usually located on the side or top of the transmission, depending on the model year. For example, in the 2012-2018 manual transmission Focus, the fill port is a small plug on the transmission housing, located beneath the engine compartment near the left front wheel. You might need to lift the car or use a jack to access it. For automatic transmissions, it's more commonly found on top of the transmission, accessible through a fill tube, somewhat similar to a dipstick hole. When doing it yourself, I recommend checking the owner's manual first to confirm the location to avoid mistakes. Then, use a long-neck funnel to add the fluid slowly to prevent spills. Transmission fluid is crucial—regular changes can prevent excessive wear and extend its lifespan. Generally, it should be checked every 30,000 to 60,000 miles. Blocking the port can cause serious issues. Before starting, make sure the car is parked on level ground and turned off—safety first.

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