You're very welcome. Thanks for watching

104-115

There is but when I asked Nissan dealer they said they only do drain and refill, no filter change. I think I will change the filters after 120k.

Yes it’s every 60k buddy

@Aidan Bhuiyan how many litres need to fill

No, I was using front camera on my phone, so it looked like reverse direction

@@adezulfikar5115 Hahaha, my bad. Thanks for your reply! 🙂

@@us-nic6121 You are very welcome. Great to see someone paid attention to the details 😁👍

@@adezulfikar5115 thanks for answering.... I was just now worried about applying too much pressure trying to break an initial grip and stripping threads!

You the man bruh appreciate you I can now do it myself

the correct measurement is 4 quarts and 250 ml

You run the car about 15 minutes or so. Its the closest thing to that temperture

You can buy an accurate temperature gun for cheap on amazon. Aim the laser right at the drain bolt

Recall is expired.

Yeah, seemed odd. Like I was watching in reverse.

60k miles he said

overflow valve

That’s what I was wondering. I see in other comments now that he was using front camera which reverses image. It is a standard thread and counter clockwise to remove.

@@stevestone1158 yeah i just did this service myself and they are normal threads the camera work was just mirror images.

Should be the same

Su auto lleva 4 cuartos y 100 ml

I know, he was tightening the bolts anti clockwise.

Sounds like terrible advice. Go to a reputable Nissan dealership

Don't listen to that advice friend. That's not true; however the Longer you wait the condition could get worse and probably will. That being said just make Sure if You do it yourself that the car is level at both ends and pull your overfill plug at the recommended temperature(s) then whenever you drain it, Make SURE YOU MEASURE IT EXACTLY SO whenever you put the new back in it is the SAME EXACT AMOUNT, OR AT LEAST VERY CLOSE! Then run it to the recommended temperature again and this time shift it through all the gears from park down through all of them and back and forth about 5 to 8 times and just do it how you normally shift it.....(not like speed racer) then with it at temperature and running--(on) go underneath it once more and open the overfill plug and see if it has a steady slow flow and if so then your Fine--- close it up with the plug then your done! Now as you drive it around, listen for Anything abnormal or if it is shifting weird and if so and your Not getting any check engine lights on then take it home or to a garage and check your overfill to make Sure it's not too much or to little as described above! Take care and God bless.

Actually, some mechanics advice that if it went too long for you to change the tranny fluid, they do advice to just keep it as is. Their reason to that is that if you flush the transmission fluid at this point, the old shavings and varnish might get disturbed by the flushing and float with the new fluid and might clog the tranny. But I have no experience in this, just telling you what they say. I always have my tranny fluid replaced every 50k miles.

Aidan Bhuiyan my Truck is stalling do I need to add trans fluid to it

Ignore the owners manual and the dealership advice, these CVT fluid should change imo roughly every 30,000 miles, they get filthy, also drop the pan clean the magnets and replace the filter and gasket, you will save the life of your CVT

Most cities have a collection place for chemicals/fluids and it’s usually free. Also many of the major stores will take it too, like: O’Reilly, advanced auto, autozone. It’s also usually free or very cheap to bring it there.

Plus he drained out ONLY 3.2 QUARTS BUT PUT 4 QUARTS BACK IN 😒....... lol I wonder if his car is still running ?

@@mirandabri834 this is the first time I'm doing it so simple question if the overflow work properly shouldn't the other 8 quarts come out of there since he took 3.2 out? Unless I'm guessing the transmission burn some of it and he was low