4x4 service on AWD
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4x4 service on AWD
Hello - I've got a 05 G35X and the last time I brought my car in for service, they told me I should get the 4x4 service on my car. Has anybody gone through one of these? I'm not exactly sure what it entails, but it's ~$380 to get it done. I plan on getting a better definition from them but wanted to see if anybody knows whats involved first before I get oversold by the service dept.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by MidnightG35X
I'm guessing its front and rear differential fluid change along with the transfer case.
Off topic, but woah.... you are in Cedar Rapids? That is where I am originally from. We should have an Iowa G35 meet sometime.. hehe. It would probably be just us.
I wonder if I have seen your car around.
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Where is the front differential drain/refill? Anyone have pictures?
Once it gets warmer, I will be attempting coolant / auto trans / differential / transfer drain and refill.
I've only done oil change so far so I haven't really checked where all the other drain plugs are. I know the rear differential is that pumpkin that you lift the rear up. Coolant drain plug can be twisted off by a philips so should be easy to locate.
Also, need to look for the a/t drain plug. I have the infiniti manual and it shows all the pictures except the front differential / auto trans drain
Once it gets warmer, I will be attempting coolant / auto trans / differential / transfer drain and refill.
I've only done oil change so far so I haven't really checked where all the other drain plugs are. I know the rear differential is that pumpkin that you lift the rear up. Coolant drain plug can be twisted off by a philips so should be easy to locate.
Also, need to look for the a/t drain plug. I have the infiniti manual and it shows all the pictures except the front differential / auto trans drain
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#8
you guy's idea is a little off from mines.
when a dealer says 4x4 service on the AWD, i would just think its the transfer fluid flush or drain and fill.
because they didn't say complete flush, the front would be consider transmission and the rear is rear diff flush. The dealership will always add these on. I can be wrong but most dealerships work this way. like the 30k normally covers just a rear diff flush, but the front and transfer case is an additional XXX $
when a dealer says 4x4 service on the AWD, i would just think its the transfer fluid flush or drain and fill.
because they didn't say complete flush, the front would be consider transmission and the rear is rear diff flush. The dealership will always add these on. I can be wrong but most dealerships work this way. like the 30k normally covers just a rear diff flush, but the front and transfer case is an additional XXX $
#9
you guy's idea is a little off from mines.
when a dealer says 4x4 service on the AWD, i would just think its the transfer fluid flush or drain and fill.
because they didn't say complete flush, the front would be consider transmission and the rear is rear diff flush. The dealership will always add these on. I can be wrong but most dealerships work this way. like the 30k normally covers just a rear diff flush, but the front and transfer case is an additional XXX $
when a dealer says 4x4 service on the AWD, i would just think its the transfer fluid flush or drain and fill.
because they didn't say complete flush, the front would be consider transmission and the rear is rear diff flush. The dealership will always add these on. I can be wrong but most dealerships work this way. like the 30k normally covers just a rear diff flush, but the front and transfer case is an additional XXX $
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I haven't done anything because i'm not going to pay a dealership $300 to do 1 or maybe 3 flushs.
I can do everything myself at the cost of fluids and about an hour to two hours each, Once summer comes around. I have 39k right now. But i'll be doing all the flushs, MidnightG35X gave me a simple outline of how much fluid i need of everything, doing all the flushes i can over 1 weekend is sure to be about $600-800 at the dealership, all 3 trans, brake, coolant, powersteering ( maybe) along with that new filters and i'll pull a plug to see they look at 40k
I can do everything myself at the cost of fluids and about an hour to two hours each, Once summer comes around. I have 39k right now. But i'll be doing all the flushs, MidnightG35X gave me a simple outline of how much fluid i need of everything, doing all the flushes i can over 1 weekend is sure to be about $600-800 at the dealership, all 3 trans, brake, coolant, powersteering ( maybe) along with that new filters and i'll pull a plug to see they look at 40k
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Where is the front differential drain/refill? Anyone have pictures?
Once it gets warmer, I will be attempting coolant / auto trans / differential / transfer drain and refill.
I've only done oil change so far so I haven't really checked where all the other drain plugs are. I know the rear differential is that pumpkin that you lift the rear up. Coolant drain plug can be twisted off by a philips so should be easy to locate.
Also, need to look for the a/t drain plug. I have the infiniti manual and it shows all the pictures except the front differential / auto trans drain
Once it gets warmer, I will be attempting coolant / auto trans / differential / transfer drain and refill.
I've only done oil change so far so I haven't really checked where all the other drain plugs are. I know the rear differential is that pumpkin that you lift the rear up. Coolant drain plug can be twisted off by a philips so should be easy to locate.
Also, need to look for the a/t drain plug. I have the infiniti manual and it shows all the pictures except the front differential / auto trans drain
The rear differential for future searches:
#12
What fluid do you put in the front and rear diffs.
My other car takes special VTM fluid, but i think i read the Infiniti just uses normal ATF and not gear oil?
Is this true for both Front and Rear diff? Transfer would then be gear oil?
What weights and brand/type do you guys use, since i guess infiniti dosn't force one on you.
My other car takes special VTM fluid, but i think i read the Infiniti just uses normal ATF and not gear oil?
Is this true for both Front and Rear diff? Transfer would then be gear oil?
What weights and brand/type do you guys use, since i guess infiniti dosn't force one on you.
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I haven't done anything because i'm not going to pay a dealership $300 to do 1 or maybe 3 flushs.
I can do everything myself at the cost of fluids and about an hour to two hours each, Once summer comes around. I have 39k right now. But i'll be doing all the flushs, MidnightG35X gave me a simple outline of how much fluid i need of everything, doing all the flushes i can over 1 weekend is sure to be about $600-800 at the dealership, all 3 trans, brake, coolant, powersteering ( maybe) along with that new filters and i'll pull a plug to see they look at 40k
I can do everything myself at the cost of fluids and about an hour to two hours each, Once summer comes around. I have 39k right now. But i'll be doing all the flushs, MidnightG35X gave me a simple outline of how much fluid i need of everything, doing all the flushes i can over 1 weekend is sure to be about $600-800 at the dealership, all 3 trans, brake, coolant, powersteering ( maybe) along with that new filters and i'll pull a plug to see they look at 40k
#14
You wouldn't have pics for transfer and at/t drain would you?
Last edited by mikeee2; 01-13-2009 at 11:06 PM.
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he made a post somewhere on it. I dont recall off the topic of my head but it was a break down of a 30k or something. It wasn't too long about maybe 1-2 months since he posted it. I'll link it here if i can find it again.