60K Service
#1
60K Service
Hi guys,
My 60K service is overdue. I plan to buy all the fluids and get a local shop to do the service. Am confused on what fluids to change and which brand fluid to get. What else is recommended for 60K service? Thanks for your time.
My 60K service is overdue. I plan to buy all the fluids and get a local shop to do the service. Am confused on what fluids to change and which brand fluid to get. What else is recommended for 60K service? Thanks for your time.
Last edited by Eclipse2G35; 07-09-2014 at 02:40 PM.
#3
Also, have them check all your bushings.
#5
And the tranny and diff fluid it is highly recommended to use stock Nissan fluid. You can go redline or royal purple or something if you want, but my buddy is having grinding issues after using royal purple. Its Not a G35, and its hard to pin on the fluid specifically, but he changed it plenty early so I dunno..
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And the tranny and diff fluid it is highly recommended to use stock Nissan fluid. You can go redline or royal purple or something if you want, but my buddy is having grinding issues after using royal purple. Its Not a G35, and its hard to pin on the fluid specifically, but he changed it plenty early so I dunno..
How much of each do I need?
#9
so which ATF and differential fluid do I get? is it this: http://www.thenismoshop.com/NISSAN-M...00P_p_311.html
How much of each do I need?
How much of each do I need?
Should be matic-s
http://www.thenismoshop.com/NISSAN-M...00P_p_304.html
Last edited by ScraggleRock; 07-09-2014 at 05:07 PM.
#10
No, that one says not for RWD .
Should be matic-s
http://www.thenismoshop.com/NISSAN-M...00P_p_304.html
Should be matic-s
http://www.thenismoshop.com/NISSAN-M...00P_p_304.html
#11
Too early for plugs
For Iridium plugs we have there's no need to change them earlier. It's just waste of time and money (unlike older cars it's rather time consuming, 2+ hours labor + parts = around $350)
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Guys, if you ever read the manual, it recommends changing the spark plugs at 105000 miles.
For Iridium plugs we have there's no need to change them earlier. It's just waste of time and money (unlike older cars it's rather time consuming, 2+ hours labor + parts = around $350)
For Iridium plugs we have there's no need to change them earlier. It's just waste of time and money (unlike older cars it's rather time consuming, 2+ hours labor + parts = around $350)
#13
There's a DIY for fluid change that tells you everything you'd need to know. If you have access to the basic tools it's pretty straight forward to do yourself.
https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-diy-378/
https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-diy-378/
#14
Also, a friendly tip when seeking specific advice for your car: you should always include the year/make/model specs for your car, regardless of which forum section you posted in. Some people put it in their sig or at least in their profile or garage info. In your case, that info is no where to be found, so it leaves you vulnerable to potential misinformation.
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Guys, if you ever read the manual, it recommends changing the spark plugs at 105000 miles.
For Iridium plugs we have there's no need to change them earlier. It's just waste of time and money (unlike older cars it's rather time consuming, 2+ hours labor + parts = around $350)
For Iridium plugs we have there's no need to change them earlier. It's just waste of time and money (unlike older cars it's rather time consuming, 2+ hours labor + parts = around $350)
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