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What is the trans fluid capacity for a Plymouth 1969 Road Runner with manual 4 speed trans?

A 1969 Plymouth Road Runner with a manual 4-speed transmission doesn't use automatic transmission fluid (trans fluid). Manual transmissions use gear oil. The amount of gear oil needed depends on the specific transmission used (e.g., A833, etc.) and whether it's a top-loader or side-shifter.

You cannot determine the correct amount of gear oil without knowing the specific transmission installed in your car. Consult a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner repair manual specific to your vehicle's transmission, or a reputable parts supplier providing parts for your vehicle's identification number (VIN). They'll be able to tell you the exact type and quantity of gear oil needed.

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