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The transmission should be covered under the powertrain as long as the part isn't something that wears, like the clutch itself. The clutch fluid reservoir is next to the brake
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The transmission should be covered under the powertrain as long as the part isn't something that wears, like the clutch itself. The clutch fluid reservoir is next to the brake reservoir...to the upper right (driver's side) if you're facing the engine from the front.
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