They just quoted me for $380 for the flush, and like $220 for the drain and fill?

That to me seems very high, are these the right prices? I tried going to AAMCO before and they said they were not able to do it because it requires the OEM fluid.

 

600?!?! good golly my! siht!

 

My bad, there to separate things. The flush includes the drain and fill I believe but it they use some sort of method to completely clear it out, as the drain and fill is exactly how it sounds. So its one or the other. At least from my understanding.

 

lol I paid $200 for a trans flush with matic S at nissan

 

For that price buy a air compressor and do it yourself. then fill it with a nice aftermarket fluid... in the end you will pay about the same but you get to keep the compressor.

 

OMG, did you ask them if you had "Stupid" written on your forehead? I had Nissan R&R ALL the fluids in my coupe and paid less than $300. Search an auto parts store that sells Red Line synthetic trans fluid and take that to AAMCO and have them change it. You'll be $ ahead and using the best fuilds available.
Gary

 

If your still got Tranny Warranty, I would go with Matic-S, you can buy it online cheaper

 

Rather than paying for shipping you can buy Matic-S from the parts counter at Nissan....if you're still under warranty, if not go with the Red Line synthetic trans fluid!
Gary

 

If you are local (Socal), I can do this service for you for MUCH less. PM me if you are interested.

 

I got it done at royal palm Nissan two weeks ago for 140.00 and thats a flush.(Matic-S)

 

I got it done for $60 no joke, you poor fools with no connections it included the flush and refill of j-matic fluid and it was done at the dealers !

 

^ Flush and refill or Drain and Fill?

 

I guess your the fool and you pay for what you get obsolete transmission oil. Nissan moved on to matic-S.

 

flush and refill , hell it was a deal i couldnt pass up. But it was a flush and refill. Mira , its the saaaaaaaaaaaaame **** . ^ lol

 

How are they the same jutn35? Flush, they drain/fill run the car for a while then drain and refull so you're using considerably more fluid. That's why they charge way more for a flush over just a drain/fill....
Gary