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Gear box oil level
#1
Hello

i bought my first austin seven with a 3-speed box and an eltos remote gear change. I tried to check, if i have enough oil in my gear box. If I open the big screw (1) I can just feel gears. How can I measure there the oil level?

thanks for any hints.

regards Siipo


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#2
Look on the opposite side of the gearbox and you should have hole in the floor and a square filler for the gearbox.
The oil should reach the bottom of the thread, no more or you’ll likely find your clutch slipping!
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#3
Its a three speed box Ivor so your advice although correct for a four speed is not right in this case, I would also add slightly less that reaching the bottom of the thread. With a three speed box the engine dip stick usually can be used for the gearbox level too, however in this case it appears we have a special so who knows which engine and dipstick is fitted. Probably best to drain and refill with the correct quantity then see if it can be measured with a dip stick through the hole.
Black Art Enthusiast
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#4
My mistake, I thought it was a four speed!
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#5
The early engine dip-stick also works in the gearbox.
Normally this is done through the filler hole but may not be possible with the remote gearchange.
Jim
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#6
Drain box

Measure oil.  Make up to recommended amount -take advice on this.

Refill.

Check with suitable stick and mark for reference.
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