Automatic transmission fluid change (Shown on G35/350Z). Same process on most cars Skyline
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Here is a quick step-by-step video on changing the automatic trasnsmission fluid on your G35/350Z.. Very simple!
Fluid used was Nissan Matic-S which replaced matic J. Both are interchangeable and can be mixed is what I have been told
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thanks..you're the only video that shows how to do a simple one.. others..it;s all manual transmissions..or the other automatics are badly done..
In my opinion, this is as far as you should go with an auto. It won’t get all the fluid out of the converter, but it gets most of it out and a flush can damage the transmission, so this works.
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage What I have heard to do a flush is you disconnect the line going to the transmission cooler, and start the car, use a container like a gallon milk container, drain a gallon and then turn off the car and fill a new gallon into the transmission. Then start the car again and drain another gallon, shut down the car add another gallon to the transmission. Then start it again and drain another gallon, shut it down and top it off at the dipstick (totaling approximately 12 quarts, the capacity of the transmission). Reconnect the line and now you have a total transmission flush (unlike the 5 quarts this poster drained).
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage it doesnt damage it it just takes out all the clunky pieces out making your transmission slip(if you never changed it b4 n its black fyi) but i was gonna ask no filter?
Hardstyler981 If you have a filter swap it out as well. They just pull off. As for flushing, the main concern is the machine will still have the other fluid in it and flushing applies pressure in a way that is hard on the seals. There are many videos out there about it. Check one out.
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage Theses cars do not have a filter per say, just a screen in pan.
Wow thanks man ! Was going to pay the Infinity dealership to do this morning but I called them and they seem really shady not giving me a certain price going to pick up the transmission fluid today for my G 35 coupe thank you
How did it work out for you. I want to change my g35 transmission oil too ? Just want to know
Good job👍. You can also use Valvoline max life and save money. I’ve used valvoline max life(06 G35)on my 1st fluid change (50k)and I have 135k now and no leaks or problems. Changed every 30k. The fluid is also compatible with my 01bmw(196k) and 2012 G37(82k), changed every 30k🍻
I did this and it caused my transmission to slip vigorously. I now need to flush all the AT fluid out. Use the Nissan matic J fluid to prevent this.
@highastheheavens7351 that just means your transmission was already damaged, you shouldn't flush if you haven't been doing fluid changes regularly (roughly every 30k miles)
Just started to lean how to take care of my 08 G35, thank you for the explanation!
Thank you so much for this amazing video 🙏🏽 straight time the point and very easy to understand:) now I don’t have to go get charged $220 for this shit. Thank you again and you earned yourself a new subscriber !
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I would suggest you change your drain plug washer. They are crushable seal and cost a buck!
very good suggestion. Cheap insurance. it’s holding up okay right now without any leaks and opening it would loose fluid, so maybe next time around 😉
What is the washer size? I’m going to change mine but have no idea what the size of the washer
One of the best videos I’ve seen !! Thanks 🙌🏼
Pinkydoesit thank you. This video came from my radiator video. Check out that video as well or my others if you'd like
Danny Johnson I'll For sure Man Thanks !
I never knew where my dipstick was for
The trans lol
Im a bit late however do you not need to change the automatic transmission filter? Thanks for helpful video btw!!
You do need to...
@@Yomomsaltima we have filters?
Thanks Danny!
Thanks for watching 😃
awesome job, correct information, str8 to the points, good tips
What about the transmission filter? How often do you change that? Thanks for video......... GBYAY
Was going to put the matic S in but Infiniti dealer said they still sale matic J.....so i continue what originally came with the trans. I was just skeptical
The two are interchangeable, so you’re good with either
2 things... "That copper washer". That's a "crush washer", and should be changed any time you remove the plug so you can crush the new one and not risk a leak. And... Why not put a trans filter in as well, as long as you're doing this?
Thanks! Hopefully this is easy on my 350z!
thanks for making this video.. very helpful. hope you make a video for the rear axle fluid change too..
Amazon has a jug of Idemitsu 5 quart of type S for I think around $45.00, I just drained out a 2008 350z and it had 6 quarts drain out into a clear measuring container, I’m thinking a little over filled on a previous servicing I’ll fill with 5 get it warm and recheck where it’s at, I’m in a little fear with 200k on it… sometimes old automatics don’t like being serviced.
The transmission will hold around 12-14 quarts, you just won’t get it all out since it’s still in the torque converter. I’d replace what came out and check the fluid level when the car is idling and warm
New transmission fluid didn't cause your g35 to start slipping?
Why is it that the guide says you should use 11 quarts?? When doing a flush?
You won’t get all the fluid out by only draining it because a lot of it is still up in the torque converter and the cooling system. Flushes can damage the system, so it’s best in my option to change the fluid only, and then change it again a few months later to get more of it out of the system.
Would the world end if you didn't use the dealer brand fluid? Also, any magic to the shifting between N, R, N, D? ...sounds a lot like "up up down down left right left right B A select start". Also, do you plan on coming back with two more changes over the next few months to get through a full 15 qts to clean the whole system out? Great video. Thank you for the hard work and sharing with us.
Yes, it actually does matter on this particular car. You need to use the matic S or matic J. These transmissions must have the Nissan fluid in them or their fail rate is almost certain. It doesn't sound like a big deal, but it is. Even taking the car somewhere to have it flushed can ruin it for just that reason alone- extra fluid of another type being mixed in their machine if it wasn't cleaned out.
I do not plan on any further changing of the fluid. It would be nice, but its close enough. Its been almost a full year and no problems.
Thanks for watching :)
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage Danny, quick question. Agreed on the S-matic. I bought 5 qts of Nissan S-matic and changed the fluid just as in your video. That's all pretty straight forward. The car is driving a lot better now. When I crank the ignition the car starts up fine but I get two lights. The check engine soon light comes on and stays on. The "check AT" light blinks for five seconds and then turns off. Any thoughts? I tried googling this and haven't hit on anything useful yet.
Jay Elliott On the service engine soon light you’ll need to have the car scanned to see what it’s for- mine is in for one of the two sending units being bad for the fuel pumps. On the AT light I would think it’s a fault code, but good that it turns off. I’ve seen a few mustangs that have transmission computer issues and though nothing seems wrong with the transmission it disables the trans and has to be replaced
I used valvoline maxlife synthetic (red bottle).
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Thanks. I was just about to add that to my list for the local shop, but I think I'm going to do this myself, assuming that a) engine cover removal is as easy as it looks and b) I've got a 19mm socket somewhere.
Long live the G35! Mwah, love mine.
Mine has been great. I’ve put over 100k miles on it and still going strong. Has 155k now
Thank you, You kept it simple and to the point. Subbed 💯
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I have a 2003 G35 Coupe so i am assuming it's the same concept?
Nice and simple video by the way.
Yes, for automatic transmissions of course. Feel free to see my playlist on this G35. It’s all pretty much the same as the 350Z
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@@dannyjohnsonsgarage thank you
Perfect video when I am also about to change the automatic transmission fluid on my 2003 G35 Sedan! The car is at 72k miles and it starts to hesitate when shifting from Park to Reverse or Drive, etc. How do you know how much fluid you drained out? Do you just guess that it was 5 quarts of fluid? Thanks man!
sunnyhaibin yeah, I poured it into another container that measured how much I took out
drain it and then measure it.
Great vid bud. Was you having some kind of a slip?is this why you changed the fluid? Thanks.
Austin Bradley No, I just lost some fluid while changing the radiator since the transmission cooler lines connect to the radiator.
Ok thanks
Thanks for your video. I am trying to change my fluid. I am wondering which way did you turn the drain bolt. From what I can see on the video you turned it clockwise. I thought it would have to be turned counterclockwise.
It should be counter-clockwise as normal. Lefty-loosey, righty tighty. I don’t remember it being reverse thread
Is this the same for a 2008 g37 coupe ? 😭 youth is video is the best I’ve seen
I think I may have added too much ATF so hoping I can slightly loosen bolt to allow some to drain and retighten & recheck level. Have you ever had to do this?
I haven’t, but that will work
What’d you do ?
@@3cinco76 Funny, I don’t remember. LOL. I believe I loosened bolt and drained a little.
@@otm777 I’m currently putting in a quart threw the dip stick then moving threw the gears p,n,r,d &p then checking it once the cars hot and untill the dipstick says it’s full
Just bought an 06 G35 Coupe with 189,000 miles, fluid is brown. Will it be safe to do the same thing you are doing in this video?
yes- just don’t do a “flush” at a shop or it can blow out seals (as I’ve been told). Gently changing the fluid as I did is fine. Make sure you use this Nissan fluid
Danny Johnson so doing the same exact job you did we should be fine? I have 172
Sorry, 172 of what?
Danny Johnson 172 thousand miles bro and did you change you atf?
Thanks guys I just got a 2003 with 10089 miles and I will do the same. Nice video
Since the transmission drain plug is on the rear of the pan, is there a front center jack point you can use on the G35 or M35 to jack up the car from only one location?
I did it but i put 4qts and still was overfill start with 3 1/2qts after drain it trust me😀
Start by adding in the amount you lost, then checking it. That was the process I mentioned in the video. It could be more or less depending on how much you get out. It holds double or triple that amount, you just won't get it all out without removing the torque converter.
If you're only able to get 4 or 5 quarts out when draining it, should you do the same process a couple weeks later to drain the rest? that way most of the fluid is fresh, or is there a way to drain it from the Converter directly?
Yes, you can do it again to increase the overall purity more, but it will still be dirty. The only way to get it all out would be a flush (not recommended) or remove the converter (dropping the transmission).
Great video. I have 2003 G35 so do you know if it is there is a bolt on the transmission pan? Thanks in advance.
Marty Pham Yes, you will see it in this very video. You will see it at 1:45 into the video, 19mm
What year, make and model do you have don? I have a 2005 G35x SEDAN AWD INFINITI. Also do you have a clip on the best cats with no SES light. I was thinking about the berk Tech. I have Megan right now and I hate them!!!
Hey man good video and thanks for help , question do you check the fluid with the car run or off thanks
Check with the car running and when its warmed up
Is there a filter that can be replaced? I would probably guess that the full pan needs to be removed though.
Yes to both
Hey bro. I own a 2008 nissan 350z I am wondering if it is ok to put an additive like a "Lucas" or "transx" in. My car has been slipping due to coolant in the transit which was fixed. But it still slips here and there.
I was unaware you can fill it from the top of the car
It’s very common to pour it in the dip stick tube. My newer Yukon doesn’t have one as some new cars don’t, so you have to fill it from the side of the transmission
Do you recommend to take off the transmission fluid pan when you replace ATF? Or is regular drain ATF replacement job enough?
I would take off the pan if you also want to change the filter.
My skyline has the Extroid CVT transmission and from what I’m reading, It must use Nissan ktf fluid only and it’s stupidly expensive. Can you lend any advice? Cheers
fairlanewhip79 In these cases, I would definitely use the recommended fluid
Great Video!!!!!!
Thank you 🙏
Don’t forget to check the dip stick for the right amount of transmission fluid
jose Rodriguez I mentioned that at 6:55 in the video
Thanks
Sure. Thanks for watching!
Hey so i have a question i have a automatic 2008 infiniti g35, is the transmission dip stick in the same position or do i have to pump it thru the pan??
Thanks...very helpful
Great vid. Planning to change the fluid on mine as well. What size plug and washer for replacement?
I would call a local dealer to see if they have a factory bolt and washer. It shouldn’t be much money
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage Good idea, thanks.
Good job! Was the 5 quarts enough?? And, what is correct torque for that transmission drain plug?? Thanks again, youtheman=)
Eero Laukkanen 5 seems good for now. I'll check the level again and let you know. For the torque spec I used the German spec GUDNTITE.
Honestly with these, I would even be afraid to torque it to whatever they recommend. I would do this by hand to feel it and make sure it's not too tight. I have heard of a lot of these breaking
OK, I have FX45, AWD, I am sure it might takes 6-7 quarts?? Thanks
how many miles on the car and had it ever been changed before? planning a drain and fill interval on a 122k G uncertain about the tranny service history.
Probably not, about 125 000, AWD.....
Eero Laukkanen appreciate the video and reply. last question, noticed any issues in the days since?? Thanks again
Is this the same procedure for an Infiniti fx35?
Yes.
Does the car have to be leveled when removing oil ?
I read somewhere that you need to use a vacuum or something. What’s that all about?
Probably referring to a flush to get all the fluid out of the torque converter (not recommended)
Jevwrous, some folksnuse a fluid pump to suck fluid up through the dipstick.
This car has an easy to reach drain plug, so there's really no point in sucking the fluid (some vehicles don't have a drain plug)
wow, ive been looking and looking under the G35 coupe auto trans forever to see how to change the fluid, I had an idea about the bolt to drain but I had NO CLUE on how to put the fill up the fluid
Yes. Pretty simple! Check out my other g35 vids if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching!
forsure brotha I appreciate that
Is this the same process for a 2007 infiniti m45? Thanks in advance
Danny Johnson
@@Livinlife818 m45 is a v8. This is a v6 so to answer your question, no..
hey I have a 05 350Z this is the second time I do the transmission oil fluid but this time I'm changing the filter does anyone happen to know what's the amount of fluid exactly that a automatic transmission takes for a z thanks
It really depends, because dry, it will hold about 12-14 quarts, but most stays in the torque converter, so you'll still probably only get about half of that out.
So, however much fluid comes out of the pan is how much you re-add back to the Infiniti G35/G37? And it wont mess it up? It seems the previous owner of my G37 never changed it lol. I just dont want my transmission slipping.
Cesar Pantoja That’s a good place to start, then check the fluid level on the dip stick when the car is warm and running
Do you recall how long it had been before this fluid had been changed? Wondering if that was the first time ever in 100k miles or 55k or whatever. Thanks
Yeah, it had been the first time, the car had about 130k miles. This is also why I changed the fluid but did not do a flush
how is your transmission shifting Now is there a change?
No change, which is a good thing. I changed this as part of the radiator, so no problems were there before. I included a link to the matic s fluid, which is vital to use!
thanks for the reply I have an 04 cope radiator has went out can't remember changing transmission fluid since ive had it has 158 miles on it just didnt want to mess anything up!
Isnt MATIC J thicker than MATIC S?
I think MATIC S ATF’s viscosity is too thin to use old AT which requires MATIC J..
Infiniti’s 7AT is MATIC S, but 5AT is MATIC J.
The two are interchangeable and one is discontinued.
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage but isn’t matic J ATF thicker than matic S?
Im about to do the same thing on my G35 thanks for the video, but im wondering what did you use to measure the fluid drained from the ATF??
Use the containers from the new fluid. Pour in one quart of new fluid and then pour the old fluid into the new container. Repeat until done
Just did it but i only got 3-4 quarts drained 😅 your video helped me alot thanks bro 👍
I know I'm late but is there any noticable differences after doing this ? I just bought my 06 350 and I'm almost positive it has never been serviced transmission wise
You’ll only notice the transmission will still function. It’s a great idea, and also the radiator should be replaced with high milage as many have failed and when coolant gets into the trans fluid it ruins the transmission as you’ll see in my nissan frontier transmission replacement video
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@@dannyjohnsonsgarage thank you so much!
Hi, please respond. I’m replacing my transmission on my 2004 Infiniti g35 & it says to apply Nissan matic fluid J. & now I’m confused cause you used matic s. Which ATF do you recommend for my car?
Matic s or matic j both work. They are interchangeable
Hey man I’m about to do a transmission fluid change on my 03 it’s got 165k fluid don’t look too too bad just brownish. Should I change the filter with the fluid change ?
Yes, you’ll need to pull the pan off for that.
Don’t you have to use scanner to level ATF by checking ATF’s COLD or HOT temperature?
Not on the 2006 with a dip stick. You check the level while the engine is running and the car is warm
Does this same procedure apply to 07 g35 VQHR engines?
I can not find one video on doing a transmission fluid change for a 2008 infinity M45s. Mine has 98,000 and don't know if i should just do a flush or drain and fill.
Fred Williams I would not do a flush. I’ve seen a several transmission failures from it. Simply draining and replacing the fluid as shown here is much more safe
Drain and fill
I have an '08 G35x. Do you know if the setup is similar?
Andrew Willson It should be. Take a look and see if your all wheel drive diff makes any difference, but I’m thinking it’s the same.
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage Awesome, thanks. Will do. When adding in new fluid, should I put the old stuff in an oil jug and let it cool down to room temp so I can see how much actually came out? That way I know exactly how much to put in. Wasn't sure if it expands a lot with heat. Or how did you do it?
Andrew Willson Yeah, it should be very similar to the amount hot or cold, but it does slightly expand. Let the car cool before performing so you don’t burn yourself
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage Got it. Thank you!
Andrew Willson Sure thing. Just make sure you have a transmission dip stick for filling it back up. Some newer cars like my Yukon don’t have them anymore and then you need to pump the fluid in 😬
No need to flush the transmission with new fluid to clean it out? What is the recommended interval between trans fluid changes? Thanks!
Yeah, flushing the transmission can damage it. It’s best just to change the fluid in my opinion. It should be changed every 60,000 miles, but I already have 130,000 on this car. So far so good
So what's the word on matic J vs matic S ATF? I have a 2004 g35x, manual recommends matic J
Johnny Lorentz Either can be used is what I was told. You can verify this with your nearest Nissan parts counter.
Hey do you need to take off the engine cover to do this or no?
Hey did you watch the video or no?
Soo I just tried to check my transmission fluid and I don't have a dipstick.. like the top part was there but when I pulled it out.... No Dipstick. What can I do?
Lex Lea you’ll have to drain all the fluid, then take all the bolts off that hold the pan on. After that you should find the rest of the dip stick wand. Unless you’re saying it’s missing entirely, if that’s the case then get a new one I suppose
Hey man, does it need to Change the filter as well when you Change the transmission fluid?
If you remove the pan it’s a great idea. It just pulls off
will this be the same as 2012 qx56?
B Yes, should be the same process- was the same on the G35 and the Frontier
I did this probably like 3 weeks ago and now I’m leaking fluid from the drain plug, so should I buy a new one with the washer?
Yeah, it may need a copper washer
Copper washer or just tighten it propperly. Like 14in lbs or something like that.
Hey I have a automatic g35 coupe 2005 how much should it have how many quarts cause mines been slipping and idk if it’s cause it needs oil I drained the oil and it has a little bit less then 4 is that too low for it to be slipping ?
It depends on how much you can get out. There is a lot more up in the torque converter and throughout the system. It’s holds nearly 14-16 quarts but just draining it you’ll usually get 4-6 out. Just check on the dip stick once the car is warm and while it’s running
I did had the car running for 5 minutes around the neighborhood and I got home had it in neutral and I checked the dip stick and it was really low basically just the tip of the sip stick that’s low right?
Do I need a new transmission or would this help..... while I’m driving the car goes into gear so hard the whole car jerks
Emmanuel Wesley That’s hard to say. it may be new transmission time if that’s happening and your fluid level is full. You can try changing the fluid, that’s up to you
That's likely your valve body gone bad. Has your radiator busted at any point since you have owned the car?
What about draining the fluid from the torque converter too?
Ron the best you'll do is raise the front of the car a bit higher. Without removing the transmission and taking it off you won't get all the fluid out
Thanks.
What if you turn the car on without the radiator cooler line plugged in ? How much can you drain from their ?
Where can I find transmission pan bolts for g35
Brian Gaddis Try your local Nissan dealer, salvage yard, or hardware store- just make sure they are the same length and pitch
Is there a filter in the pan?
Yes, if you remove the pan it should just pop off like this ua-cam.com/video/Bu_isDRd9lI/v-deo.html
Will this work on the sport models? The ones with paddle shifters
Gabriel Flores Yes, same process. If you want to drop the pan you can also change the filter. Just use the nissan fluid for sure if this is for nissan/infiniti ua-cam.com/video/Bu_isDRd9lI/v-deo.html
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How many quarts do I put if I have an automatic Z 05 (ONLY DRAINING ONCE AND REFLLING ONCE)
As much as comes out. There is nearly 12-14 quarts but you’ll probably only get 5 or 6 out since some is up in the torque converter
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So approximately
5-6 will be coming out in general
Dam 12-13🤐
14 *
Would this process be the same on a manual transmission?
yes, but you would pump the fluid into the fill plug on the side of the transmission until it overflows
Where is the egr valve located ?
When do you close the cap for the transmission oil? After you start the car and put them into gears and then tighten? Or close the cap then run threw the gears and tighten?
Nicholas Aguilera It can be open or closed until you drive the car. Once you drive you need it closed. You check the fluid level when the car is warm and still running
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage thank you sir!
no filter change?
Hardstyler981 Infiniti parts guy told me the filter is built into the cover. (Not so simple I guess)
Pregunta este fluido rojo se degrada y cambia su color al estar en la transmisión?
César Muñoz después de muchas millas (o kilómetros) se cabía a ser café de color
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage será que después de algunas 80,000 millas o 130,000 kms este aceite se vuelva marrón algo parecido al de cocina? No creo verdad o de qué color se tornará en la caja después de muchos kms? Lo has visto amigo?
César Muñoz si. cuando la cambié estaba así - café de color
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage cuántas millas llevaba el fluido que quitaste amigo??
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage te preguntaba porque mi coche trae una fuga pero no distingo si es fluido de transmisión o aceite de motor, es claro como si fuera aceite de cocina el color, no creo sea fluido de transmisión porque sería color café fuerte o rojo verdad???
So how much fluid do I need for it I’m getting so many different numbers
The car takes 12-14 but you’ll only get about half of it out unless the transmission is removed (a lot is in the torque converter). You’ll want to measure what comes out and put that much back in to start with. Realistically, 4-6 quarts
If I haven't changed trans fluid ever and it's at 130,000 miles is it safe to change?
Yes, to change it, but I would not recommend flushing it. There is also a filter inside that can be removed. I would recommend a new one as well
I used 5 quarts just drained the pan was that too much in my 04 350z
It depends on how much came out, and what the level looks like on the dip stick when the car is running and warm
so is it good or bad idea to add transmission fluid
It depends on the color, from red to black, you can look at a chrisfix video on transmission fluids
Just wondering but what about the pan gasket and filter?
If you want to also remove the pan and the filter it’s done like this ua-cam.com/video/Bu_isDRd9lI/v-deo.html
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage but to changing the fluid I necessarily don’t have to change the pan gasket and filter if it’s not leaking ? My car has 185k miles and I got it at 160ish about two and half years ago and I don’t know when it was changed before my ownership. It’s a 05 g35 coupe automatic
It’s definitely best to also change the filter. I made this video because I changed the radiator and lost transmission fluid
Hi it may be a stupid question but there no oil filter you need to change when you change the transmission oil thanks
Yes, there is- you have to remove the pan and it pulls straight down. I didn’t remove the pan on this one, so I did oil only. Here it is on another car so you get the idea ua-cam.com/video/Bu_isDRd9lI/v-deo.html
I just tried to drain my fluid and little came out is this bad ?
You should get at least what you saw in the video (4 quarts or so). The system holds 12-14 and you won’t get all of it out because some is in the torque converter and it won’t drain.
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage I put in 3 quarts and it's like at the center or above it center when it's at normal temperature should I still add the 4th
@@matenosineus9231 I would run it around a few miles and check it again. Don’t over fill and just make sure it has enough
My car won’t accelerate I️ can move it out my drive way but after I️ am ready to drive off it won’t accelerate like if am on neutral what can it be? I️ need help.
Let me see if I can help. What kind of car (year, make, model) and transmission type?
Danny Johnson it’s a G35 coupe 2007 it didn’t throw no codes or check engine light. It happened to me while driving on the freeway. It won’t accelerate on drive or reverse
Automatic transmission
I suppose you could start first by checking the transmission fluid. On the passenger side of the engine near the wind sheild, there is a 10mm bolt you will have to take off, then the dip stick tube can come out. It's best to check with the car running... but it may be too late if the transmission has in fact failed
Danny Johnson I️ checked the transmission fluid and it’s really dark, I️ am not too familiar with the transmission fluid change history but I know it hasn’t been done in over 50k miles
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do you know how often does Nissan/Infiniti recommend changing ATF fluid? my fluid is very clear and i have paperwork from previous owner showing it was ATF swapped around 100k at Nissan dealership. it just has a slight jerk going into gears but it's been like that for over 2 years.
rsfan010 I believe it was 60k-100k depending on driving conditions. If it’s clear and has been done just keep driving it
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage the color is mostly clearish pink with just a hint of brownish color. is that fine?
rsfan010 If it’s been changed, then yes.
Did you drain the transmission or flush it
With high milage, I just drain it and replace what fluid comes out.
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage I have a 2003 Infiniti g35 sedan with 108,000miles
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage does my car come with a transmission dipstick
@@TopTierVqz it should be just like in the video if it’s an automatic
Same process for g35 coupe correct?
Jae Yang yes
Any part number for the pump you used?
Dakota Lefevre www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0181EDCZ6/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=2004047-20&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B0181EDCZ6&linkId=c4cf6c445ed7794c0fa0601374f55c86
do you have to change filter?
It’s a good idea if you want to drop the pan as well ua-cam.com/video/Bu_isDRd9lI/v-deo.html
i thought it suppose to have 12 Quarts
You won’t typically get all of the fluid out with what’s trapped in the torque converter. That’s why it’s important to measure and replace that quantity to start
would this work with a automatic g37 sedan?
theprofromthesky I would imagine it’s the same
Does a G35/350z have a transmission filter ???
Yes - this video is not a complete - it will only change about half the fluid - this guy is not a mechanic and quite frankly is not demonstrating the correct procedure to do a complete service.
Stunt Driver you shouldn't do a complete atf flush unless you're willing to take the chance of having to rebuild your transmission
What do the trans oil pan bolts need to be spec at?