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It will be on your drain pan under your car should be located right before the clutch and transmission begins there you will find on the bottom or on the side a drain plug. when removing a plug and its totally loose and oil about to comeout pull out and up if its on the side or pull down and twords you so you will not get oil on your hands.
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