You might want to check the thread below for some reference: I recently did a drain and fill procedure on my max at 60000 mile mark. She won't come out here and really check, but I know she ask about the stain later on - just had a little spill honey. Looking for parts for your Maxima? Screw the drain plug back on. Look for a drain plug on the transmission pan. The best method is to measure what you drain. Checked again - it is just under the 2nd notch so everything is alright.
Wait for all of the transmission fluid to drain out and screw the drain plug back into the bottom of the transmission. T I am trying to get the funnel to get all of the fluid into the milk jug, I can't control the flow of fluid coming out, I am not sure where the plug has gone unknown to me the plug has now settled itself at the bottom of the funnel and is now impeeding the flow of the fluid going into the jug. Slide the transmission fluid catch pan out from under the 6thgen. The Maxima is a great family-friendly sedan deserving only genuine parts. Lower the Maxima to the ground. Jack up the 2 6thgen and pull the jack stands out. Total capacity is 9 quarts but that's meaningless since you'll leave a variable amount in the system.
Checked again - it is just under the 2nd notch so everything is alright. Measure the amount of fluid that drained from the transmission. Shift your car's transmission, holding each gear idle for at least five seconds. Credit:I just got an 06 Maxima and joined this site, already have seen so many helpful threads! Using a torque wrench, tighten the drain plug to 22 to 29 foot pounds. All of these fluids are extremely harmful to your eyes and skin so it is important to protect yourself. And that is why Nissanpartsdeal.
. Replace the gasket on the transmission pan and realign it before the adhesive dries. The pan bolts should be tightened to 61-78 in-lb. This video shows you how to change the oil and oil filter in your 2004 Nissan Maxima. There are 21 bolts holding the pan on and they have a single use thread sealant on them.
Had shavings on the magnets but it was awhile since the pan was dropped. Fluid will begin to drain. I looked at the instructions on this org and pulled the Max up onto some ramps in my garage and got started. Remove the drain plug by pushing it in while unscrewing it with your hand. How much do u think i should drain? If there is a drain plug, put a large drain pan beneath the plug, remove the drain plug and allow the fluid to drain.
I went through 13 liters of fluid, but feel that I have about 80% new fluid in there. Thank you guys for the info. The sealant should go on the outside of the boltholes, rather than on the inside. You may use a tiny bit of sealant placed along the pan flange outside of the screw holes. Fluid capacity is 10 quarts. They all should get maintained periodically rather than get replaced when problems arise.
A live representative is standing by to help by email, live chat, or phone. The Allen bolt was on there pretty good so I had to use the handle of my jack as a breaker bar. Adjust the fluid as needed. I was very happy to see only some grey powder stuck to my magnets and no shavings what so ever. A tipped car means that the transmission pan is also tipped, which can create a safety hazard during the fluid replacement. Use a hand drill to loosen the fluid pan retaining screws a little and completely remove the rear ones. Thanks guys Would there be any harm to perform a transmission fluid change on a high mileage car 240k km? If I went over, I just poured a bit back in.
Position a new gasket on the fluid pan and install the pan onto the transmission. Couldn't find the exact info online, hoping someone has done this to their car and know what it takes. We did the gasket and tightened to 70 inch lbs. Check for debris, as this could indicate a problem with the transmission. When I drained mine, I drained a quart at a time and re-checked the dipstick each time.