



Hand pump that pushes ATF up through the side fill plug on sealed transmissions, with 15 adapters and a 7.5 liter reservoir.
A sealed transmission with no dipstick tube has to be filled through the side fill plug, which means pushing fluid uphill into the case. This is the hand pump that does it. The 7.5 liter (2 gallon) reservoir sits on the floor next to the vehicle, the lever pushes about 2.7 fluid ounces of ATF per stroke, and the transparent hose plus the scale on the tank let you count exactly how much went in instead of guessing.
Fifteen aluminum alloy adapters thread into the fill port and connect to the hose through a quick coupler, so you are not fighting a funnel and a length of tubing under the car. A valve on the outlet controls flow, which matters on a level-check fill where you want the fluid to stop the moment it starts weeping back out of the plug. The base is wide and weighted so the tank does not walk across the floor when you work the lever, and there is a lifting handle molded into the tank for moving it between bays.
Reservoir, hose, adapters and coupler all store in the blow-molded case. The tank body is rigid plastic, the hose is nylon, and the adapters are aluminum, so warm ATF and gear oil do not soften or swell anything. It is a manual pump, no shop air required, which makes it usable on a driveway job as well as on a lift. Orion Motor Tech part FBA-BBTD00200, 9.35 lb, 19.09 x 10.43 x 10.43 inches.
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