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Sorry To bring this thread back from the dead. But I found this thread looking for the tool to filling a 997 C4 Turbo Tiptronic transmission (Mercedes 722.6 transmission). I did a ton of researching tonight on a DIY tool. The threads into the proper fill location of transmission is a 14x1.5 thread. The check valve (very simple one I might add) has a 14x1.5 thread pitch on both sides. I made a tool from a 14x1.5 female to female union (you can also use a large thick nut), a 3/8" NTP to 3/8" PTC SS fitting (or barbed fitting if you're using a Motive power bleeder) and a 12" section of 3/8" DOT air line (or any 3/8" OD hose or pipe that is rated for 20-30+ PSI). The 3/8" line fits directly into our MAC air powered transmission filling tool. Hope this helps some one.
