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How can the gear oil level be checked when the computer check is not functioning? I noticed the filler and drain plugs are different and in different locations compared other models (see photo). Can't find any reference material yet. What I think is the filler hole (directly above the drain) is a somewhat small, too small for a little finger, and inside the hole turns toward the rear, so you can't really dip downward to check the level. Any help would be appreciated.
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Thanks a lot for the pics, they helped me very much. Got the trunk opened by just removing the left corner heat shield nut (directly behind the rear driver side wheel and then pulling down the shield enough to stick my hand inside, the cable was right there, grabbed it and pulled and it popped right open :)
