I'm liking the marine lubricant pump. I recognize that thing from the hundreds of gear oil changes I've done on boats over the years

I wasn't sure if I should bust out the glow sticks and start dancing or changed the diff and transfer case oil. Good video!

My 2019 AWD took only one quart to do both front and rear. 10mm hex on all four plugs. Thanks for the video!

The plug on my rear diff was an SAE 3/8, not a 10MM. The 10MM was VERY loose. The 3/8 fit perfect. And when I changed the transfer case I hadn't watched any videos and have a TON of oil on the exhaust. It smells great when driving. hahaha...I cleaned up as much as I could but I'll be making many short drives to try to get that off before parking in the driveway again. Changing the CVT fluid was so stinking easy I think I'll be doing that quite often. I bought the car 48k miles ago and this was the first change for me. Not sure when anybody else changed it but it was DIRTY!

This is a fantastic video... without the techno music. Very educational and informative, just get rid of the cheesy music.

One thing I do is when I am done pumping the oil quickly stick the tube in an empty container because it is going to run out of there soon. You won't lose a lot, just the stuff in the tube but it is a little bit thick and that can make it a little bit hard to clean it up.

great how to video. Do you use the same fluid for both transfer case and differential? would this apply to all Nissan vehicles regardless of year or model? Thanks

I changed the front on my 2017 Rogue Sport SV and it may be a different transfer case or just things laid out a little bit different. I was expecting it to be the same but it seems a little different. I am pleased that I did not have to cover the exhaust pipe on mine since the drain was not anywhere close to the exhaust. I have heard that in Japan my vehicle is known as the Qashqai. Also no, I did not drain any CVT fluid, it was a really small amount of oil much like what came out of yours. It also filled up really quick when pumping it in that front differential. Really the hardest part of the whole thing was just getting the plastic shield off the bottom of the vehicle. Of course the rear one was a lot simpler yet since all you really have to do is get under there with a pan to drain it into. Just remember on both of them to loosen the fill plug first so you are not stuck with empty differentials. If that does happen, get it towed to a shop it will be cheaper than the parts and labor to replace them!!

For the rear differancial. Are you loosening the bolts by turning them clockwise and for tightening turning the bolts counter-clockwise? Backwards thread or is the camera showing a mirrored image.

Good video to learn how to do it your self. We were told that you have to take it to dealer due to a lock on the transmission cap. But as you showed that is not true.

Thanks for the video and info. Exactly as shown

This seems filmed in reverse or submitted in reverse, because he is turning the bolts to tighten in order to loosen?????

So far I did my rear one and it already feels a little bit different. Like it is a little bit smoother. I will eventually do the front one. Does the vehicle need to be level or can I put it on ramps? I would plan to leave it on the ramps over night so the exhaust will be cool. Really if it was up a bit higher it feels like you could almost crawl under and do it but I am not sure I want to be under there squeezing a bottle pump. I used Liqui Moly 80w90 GL5 with no limited slip in it. I made sure I would not need it and then made sure the oil didn't have it. I know that the limited slip is sold as an additive too but I don't need it.

Thanks for the video!!! Is this video good for Nissan Rogue 2020 SV AWD? Do you know what the service interval is?

which socket for the fill plug of transfer case? 3/8 ratchet? it is hex socket ,metric or sae? could you take a picture for the ratchet?

good video bro, do you recomend that oil brand for nissan rogue?

when you were unscrewing the differential bolts, it seems like you are doing it clockwise instead of counter-clockwise? is your camera inverted?

Do you fill up to fill port till it stops dripping completely or slow drip is good?

Thank you! So the differential fill and drain plugs both have a washer and the transfer case fill and drain have a washer, what is the 14mm aluminum washer for that you mentioned in the description? Thanks!

Did you have your car on the ramps when filling up your transfer case. If so, will this cause any problems with the vehicle not being leveled cause the transfer case to be overfull or not full enough?

#Important-Tip: You always want to open Fill plug first so 1) you know vehicle is leveled in a way you will fill exact amount that comes out, 2) not stuck in a situation where you drained the fluid and fill plug isnt opening 😎✌️

Any thoughts on letting valvoline do it for me?

I notice with these nissan rogues, nissan doesn't fill them up too much.. Anytime i do a rogue that was never flushed its always less fluid amount compared to the new fluid amount.

I have tried to do it on my rogue but I can’t find the bolts.. I’m assuming it’s only done on AWD. I believe my car is FWD… any clue ?

I have 2019 model with 15k. I drive less but with frequent stops and shorter commutes. What is the recommended in terms of years for transmission fluid change? Also do we need to flush or just change

is this awd or fwd rogue?

Tech said my front Diff is bad. Do they mean the transfer case for the front? Or are there differentials in front and rear as well as a transfer case?

Is this the same process for a 2017 Nissan Qashqai?

Hi, Do I need to change Nissan 2019 FWD Transfer fluid & differential gear oil?

how often do you need to do this? im at 90K on my 2008 (OG owner) and have not done this, have not had any issues so far but assume I should do it now?

does it matter if the car isn't level?

Does an additive need to be added to differential? The dealer told me it does??

did u do this when engine hit or cold?

How many quarts for diff and trans case??

What kind of pump i that?

How much torque for these bolts?

I can’t get the rear diff plugs out helpppp