# The Transmission Vent Location on a John Deere 314
The John Deere 314 is a garden tractor that was manufactured between 1979 and 1983. The 314 has a one-cylinder gasoline engine with 14 horsepower and a two-wheel drive chassis. The tractor transmission is hydrostatic with a 5-quart oil capacity and infinite reverse and forward gears. When owners are performing routine maintenance on the tractor or are experiencing transmission problems like low transmission fluid or a fluid leak, identifying the transmission vent may be helpful.
Things You'll Need
- Clean cloths
- Mild cleaning solvent
Instructions
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Turn off the John Deere tractor and set the parking brake.
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Locate the tractor transmission assembly, which is located to the right underneath the tractor next to the front rear tire.
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Find the hose that is connected to a vent tube behind the driver’s seat. Rotate the vent tube counterclockwise and pull gently to remove the tube.
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Access the transmission vent where the vent tube was located. Wipe clean with a damp cloth or mild cleaning solvent.
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