Posted by John Meitner on January 27, 2014 at 13:05:37 from (207.118.129.178):
I am attempting to be sure that I have determined where the cover for the hydraulic fluid reservoir would be on my '52 Ford 8N, (place where one would add fluid). I realize that it is the same place you would put in transmission fluid, correct? As I sit in the seat and look down at the gear shift, on the left and a bit toward the rear is a plate (cover plate) that's 3 inches in diameter and has a bolt head in the center. I would guess it is about 3/4 in. in size. I think this IS the cover plate. On the opposite side, (the right side), beneath the seat is a "dipstick" that must be to check fluid level. If I am incorrect I would appreciate a reply, I will thank all respondents in advance, John
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