2006 Matrix Where is the oil drain plug and the transmission plug. I only see one plug.

It probably doesn't have one. Most cars with automatic transmissions (especially American makes) do not have drain plugs. You have to drop the transmission pan to drain the fluid (or suck it out through the dipstick/filler tube).

unscrew transmission pan bolts . there is no drain plug. With care remove oil pan
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Drop the transmission oil pan, replace filter, reinstall pan. Remove inspection cover to view torque converter. Turn flywheel over by hand till drain plug in converter is at bottom. Remove plug and drain. Replace plug and fill trans. with new fluid.

bout 12 lbs.

most transmissions don't have drain plugs any more. Have to drop oil pan to drain fluid.
Some don't have dip sticks either.

what drain plug, oil, transmission, collant

Fluid - M/T: Service and Repair
Transmission Oil, Draining
Transmission oil, draining
To catch gear oil, use a clean container with 3.0 liter capacity with a scale.
^ Shift rod is secured.
- Drain gear oil by removing oil drain plug - arrow 1 - and then pivot pin - arrow 2 -.
- Install pivot pin - arrow 2 - with a new O-ring
- Screw in oil drain plug - arrow 1 -.
- Now rotate bracket - A - back into initial position in direction of - arrow - so that shift rod moves freely again.






Fluid - M/T: Service and Repair
Transmission Oil, Filling
Transmission oil, filling 04A, 5 Speed M/T
Top off gear oil quantity in container to 1.7 liters.

- Remove switch for Back-Up Light Switch F4 - arrow -.
- Connect a standard hose (approximately 600 mm long, outer circumference 10 mm) with funnel.
- Insert hose into mounting hole of back-up light switch (2nd technician) and fill the transmission oil.
- Reinstall switch for Back-Up Light Switch F4 - arrow -.
- Check function of selector mechanism.
- Install complete air filter housing.
- Install noise insulation.

there should be two hex head bolts located on the side of the trany one directly above the other lower one to drain upper to fill may need to pick up a hand held fluid pump found at most any auto part stores

On the 2006 Saturn Vue FWD 2.2L there is both an oil plug and a transmission fluid plug. From under your car you will see closer to the middle a wide "L" shaped flat surface, that is for your transmission fluid. There is a plug/bolt on the side of it to drain it. It will drain very slowly so give yourself plenty of time and make sure you have a wide pan to collect because it doesnt stream out, it dribbles and drips all over.
For the oil look for a flat square closer to the front than the transmission fluid pan. You will see a large bolt towards the back on the side of the oil pan. This is where you drain your oil.
For Radiator fluid there is a plug on back side towards the bottom of the radiator itself. If you are unsure where your radiator is... you might want to leave all this to a professional.

there is no oil fill tube. The correct procedure is to fill the pan through the drain plug. Remove the small inner plug, with the vehicle running fill the pan until ther is a small steady stream coming out of the drain plug.