I've changed oil, radiation fluid, drive axles, struts, but never transmission fluid.
Have a 02 Sentra, and would like some advice on how to change the tranny fluid. Is it as simple as opening a plug and replacing it? Or is there a lot more involved? The fiance does quite a bit of city driving and I just want to do some preventative maintenance.
Thanks in advance
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If it's an automatic, you probably need to remove the pan. I've never seen an automatic that had a drain plug. Also there is a screen or filter that needs to be changed or cleaned. And the pan usually has a magnet to collect metallic debris in the fluid and that needs to be cleaned.
Most Nissans from about 1990 on with AT have drain plugs. Of course, what would a fry tech know about that?
Also there is a screen or filter that
You might have to refill via dipstick.
Just remember avoid dust at all cost! dust can kill a AT box very quickly. If > I've changed oil, radiation fluid, drive axles, struts, but never > transmission fluid.
also check the nuclear fuel cell and replace the atomic synchronizer belts
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And don't forget those plasma relays!
Damn forgot these ! thanks for the reminder ! running with old relays could have caused premature wear of the piston return springs
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