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Old 02-28-2017, 01:22 PM
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'05 G35 Coupe- Transmission Fluid Question

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I have an '05 G35 Coupe with 162,000 miles. I've never changed the transmission fluid. I had a shop quote me $267.00 for flushing it and replacing.

I had 2 other shops tell me not to change it since i've never done it. It will only cause problems.

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YMMV, but I would never recommend a flush to someone who never changed it in 160k miles. I may recommend a DRAIN AND FILL though!
 
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Old 02-28-2017, 03:43 PM
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Is that something i can do? I'm not a mechanic.

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Old 02-28-2017, 06:48 PM
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Drain and fill would be very easy there's a drain bolt on the trans pan, drain and refill at the little dipstick by the firewall! It becomes a little lengthier if you do the transmission filter at the same time, but none the less fairly easy
 
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
Moved to the appropriate place. OP please read all sub-forum headers, the one you started this in specifically says "NO car questions" it's just for forum feedback/ suggestions to the powers that be.
 
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Moved to the appropriate place. OP please read all sub-forum headers, the one you started this in specifically says "NO car questions" it's just for forum feedback/ suggestions to the powers that be.
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Old 03-01-2017, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by victor0206
Drain and fill would be very easy there's a drain bolt on the trans pan, drain and refill at the little dipstick by the firewall! It becomes a little lengthier if you do the transmission filter at the same time, but none the less fairly easy
Is there a video on that anywhere?

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It's as easy as changing engine oil bud.
 
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$267 is about normal for an auto trans fluid change. If you have to ask how it's done, probably better off letting a shop handle it. Take it to a Nissan dealer so you know they'll use the correct fluid.

Most shops are moving away from a "flush" and doing drain and fills on auto trans these days.
 



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