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we have a clark forklift, nice handy little size, face plate a little worn to see exact model. pulled the dipstick and nothing on it, about to change oil and filters , This may seem like the silliest question but where do you put the oil back in at
thanks
  • Posted 13 Mar 2014 03:48 AM
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Look on the right side of the engine (as you sit on the truck)[url removed] the front of the engine, behind fan, there is a screw on cap on the gear case [url removed] your oil fill location
  • Posted 13 Mar 2014 08:26 PM
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