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F4A4B Automatic Transaxle Drain Plug Location Diagram - Centermember View
Service manual illustration of the transmission centermember area with a callout arrow.
This document is a single black-and-white line illustration from a service manual, identified by the header "<F4A4B>" and graphic reference number G02394711. It shows an underside view of a vehicle's engine/transaxle area. A bold black arrow points to a circled plug located on the transmission (transaxle) case adjacent to the axle/driveshaft, which — per the upload filename — is the transmission drain plug location. The only labeled component is the "CENTERMEMBER," the frame crossmember running beneath the powertrain, identified with a leader line. The F4A4B designation indicates the specific automatic transaxle model this illustration applies to. No torque values, fluid capacities, part numbers (other than the graphic ID), or procedural text appear on this page; it serves purely as a locator diagram so a technician can find the drain plug and orient themselves relative to the centermember when servicing the transmission fluid. Readers can learn where the drain plug sits on an F4A4B transaxle relative to the centermember and axle shaft.
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Frequently asked questions
- What transmission does this diagram apply to?
- The header identifies it as the <F4A4B> transaxle.
- What does the black arrow in the diagram point to?
- It points to a circled plug on the transaxle case near the axle shaft — the drain plug location, per the document's context and filename.
- What component is labeled in the illustration?
- The CENTERMEMBER, the crossmember running beneath the powertrain, is the only labeled component.
- Is there a part or graphic reference number on this page?
- Yes, the graphic reference number G02394711 appears below the illustration.
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