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Looking for some answers.
Hey so I got my 05 G35x 5AT about a year ago with 113k miles on it now has 130k. I never done a transmission fluid flush/change and I dont think the previous owners changed it either. Ive read online that if you go past 100k u shouldnt change the fluid or else it'll cause damage? I drive using the 'Fake Manual' most of the time and shifting up doesnt feel bad at all no grinding sounds nor jerky/hesitation. Could yall give me some feedback and opinions on this?
Also im tryin buy a oil catch can. Does the size of the ports matter? Whats your opinion with a closed one vs. a vented breather one? My goal is to pay under $100 ifor all the parts including the hoses/clamps etc. If anyone wants to send me links or suggestions on what to buy that'll be helpful thank you!
Also im tryin buy a oil catch can. Does the size of the ports matter? Whats your opinion with a closed one vs. a vented breather one? My goal is to pay under $100 ifor all the parts including the hoses/clamps etc. If anyone wants to send me links or suggestions on what to buy that'll be helpful thank you!
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Common wisdom for the trans fluid is to either leave it alone or just do a couple of "drain and fills". Drain and fill entails draining the fluid out of the pan and replacing it, usually 3.5-4 qts. Under no circumstances have someone perform a flush and only use Nissan Matic J (older version) or Matic S (newest version) transmission fluid. Your transmission accumulates tiny metal particles that help fill gaps where wear occurs and flushing them may/can cause slippage on higher mileage transmissions.
Catch cans really don't do a lot, vented or sealed, but if you want one they can be found relatively cheaply all over the internet. I have the NRG one and fabricated a spot on top of the radiator fan shroud to mount it.
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Catch cans really don't do a lot, vented or sealed, but if you want one they can be found relatively cheaply all over the internet. I have the NRG one and fabricated a spot on top of the radiator fan shroud to mount it.
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Thanks ill probably just leave my transmission alone then.. and thats a nice set up I like your coolant / PS reservoirs. For the catch cans am I looking for ones that use -8an only? What type of hoses would I need? If you can send me a link of the fittings etc. that'll be nice
Common wisdom for the trans fluid is to either leave it alone or just do a couple of "drain and fills". Drain and fill entails draining the fluid out of the pan and replacing it, usually 3.5-4 qts. Under no circumstances have someone perform a flush and only use Nissan Matic J (older version) or Matic S (newest version) transmission fluid. Your transmission accumulates tiny metal particles that help fill gaps where wear occurs and flushing them may/can cause slippage on higher mileage transmissions.
Catch cans really don't do a lot, vented or sealed, but if you want one they can be found relatively cheaply all over the internet. I have the NRG one and fabricated a spot on top of the radiator fan shroud to mount it.
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Catch cans really don't do a lot, vented or sealed, but if you want one they can be found relatively cheaply all over the internet. I have the NRG one and fabricated a spot on top of the radiator fan shroud to mount it.
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Common wisdom for the trans fluid is to either leave it alone or just do a couple of "drain and fills". Drain and fill entails draining the fluid out of the pan and replacing it, usually 3.5-4 qts. Under no circumstances have someone perform a flush and only use Nissan Matic J (older version) or Matic S (newest version) transmission fluid. Your transmission accumulates tiny metal particles that help fill gaps where wear occurs and flushing them may/can cause slippage on higher mileage transmissions.
Catch cans really don't do a lot, vented or sealed, but if you want one they can be found relatively cheaply all over the internet. I have the NRG one and fabricated a spot on top of the radiator fan shroud to mount it.
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Catch cans really don't do a lot, vented or sealed, but if you want one they can be found relatively cheaply all over the internet. I have the NRG one and fabricated a spot on top of the radiator fan shroud to mount it.
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