I have a 2010 Nissan Maxima, how many quarts of NS-2 CVT fluid will I need to put back in when I do a drain and fill?
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I purchaced mine for an awd mo it took 8.5 to fill; cvt, od, motor stabilizer mount, and torque converter it might require three to four for the fwd cvt but its better to have more than not enough. I purchaced ten b/c i live more than 300 miles from the nearest nissan dealership.
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Hi and sorry for the delay of answering this question u will need 3 1/2 quarts of cvt fluid..
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After draining into your drainage pan,transfer it to gallon milk container to measure the amount. The 3.5l in my 05 murano took 5.5 qt.
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I bought 5 qts for my 2008 Altima with 2.5 engine and it was perfect amount. Very easy fluid drain and fill.
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Yes you can. Don't overfill. According to my conversation with Lubgard you can use up to 2oz per quart if necessary. Can't use with Ford type F ATF or in CVT transmissions. You may need to suck some fluid out to add.
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Get a bottle pump from here or your local auto parts store. Find out how many quarts your differential takes and buy that many quarts. Remove the fill plug first then remove the drain plug. Drain all old fluid out and replace drain plug. Put new fluid in until it starts to barely come out of the fill hole and put fill plug back in.
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You only need 3 quarts but since you doing total flush I recommend buy at least 4 to 5 because it's better to have some extra. I bought 4 for my 2007 Honda Civic and it only needs 3 quarts but I ended up using 3.5 quarts.
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Ignore the guy who suggests not using synthetic fluids. Some ENGINES can have issues with leakage after switching to a synthetic. But not transmissions. Your car REQUIRES a synthetic trans fluid anyways- using a conventional fluid WILL damage it! However, your car has the Mercedes 5- speed automatic, commonly called the NAG-1 transmission. The only aftermarket fluid I know of that meets the specs for this trans is Valvoline MaxLife synthetic.
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It sure looks like the right fluid and I have it in my Maxima SV now for the last year with no problems. As far as the amount you need, I would use the owners manual for the transmission capacity; I did that and had a little extra, but it doesn't go bad.
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I wouldnt. It says you can use it in trannys, but I'd stick with the manufacurer fluid and additive recommended. Cvts sometimes NEED a certain level of friction to operate properly. Check with your Ford shop though, your specific cvt setup might work with it. Dose is 1oz per quart of tranny fluid.
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Your local auto parts store, AutoZone or ORielly in my area, can loan you an AC evacuation pump and a set of AC gauges. Hook the evacuation pump up to your system as directed, make SURE it has oil in it when you borrow it. Pull a vacuum on the system as indicated by the gage set (that you have already hooked up to the system). Shut the pump off and watch the vacuum reading on the gage for 20 mins. or so to make sure there is no leak. Then recharge the system as directed. You may want to use R134 with oil. Hard to determine the amount lost. Good Luck!
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My research suggested Mobil 3309 is an exact replacement for the expensive Volvo brand transmission fluid. I drained and filled the transmission on 2007 SX70 with no problem. Robert
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I believe it is the same. I have done some research and It is compatible with your vehicle's automatic transmission. Make sure you check your owners manual to ensure you purchase the correct amount of fluid for a drain and fill. It might take more than 4 quarts.
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Usually one bottle treats one 20 gallon system. Depending on the climate you drive in and the size of your car's cooling system, you may need to add more or less than one bottle. I added the super coolant when I had the radiator replaced so the system was already drained. Ordinarily you can take you car to a coolant flushing place and have them add the bottle in when they replace the coolant after the flush.
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2.6 to 4 quarts, depending on your model honda.. Call a honda. Dealer. They will tell U how many or you can refer to your owners manual. Look under fluids or transmission.. Good luck ..
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If you are going to flush ALL the fluid out of the transmission maybe not. If its just drain whats in the pan and the filter, yes its enough
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It should be a light green. Green is how they distinguish it as CVT fluid and not standard transmission fluid. If you have a Nissan CVT in your car ... use ONLY this fluid! That is ... unless you want to buy a new transmission and it will not be covered under warranty.
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I have installed several of these in both cast aluminum and steel drain pans. There is a term called "snug" which applies. Tighten it firmly, but not too tight. The worst that will happen if it is not tight enough is a leak. Then you tighten it just a hair more. If you overtighten it, you could strip something - although not likely. The supplied washer works fine. I have never had a leak! Enjoy the valve. It makes oil changes a breeze.
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Yes this will work for your vehicle, I believe I used about 6 quarts, be sure to replace the exact amount that you remove.Hope this helps.DW
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I would not use this fluid in the maxima. I would check my owners manual. I believe yours takes dextron III. But I'm am not sure. I would not mix the fluids.