INFINITI G37s/ 370Z Transmission Oil Change
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2014
- INFINITI G37s Transmission Oil Change.
6 Speed Manual Transmission
Tools:
Socket Wrench
10mm Hex Bit Socket (Allen Wrench)
Torque Wrench
Manual oil Pump (multi-Use Transfer Pump)
Jack
Jack Stands
Oil Drain Pan
NISSAN MTF
Breaker bar
Oil Specs:
Manual transmission gear oil - - -
Genuine NISSAN Manual Transmission Fluid (MTF)
HQ Multi 75W-85 or API GL-4, Viscosity SAE 75W-85
Automatic transmission fluid - - -
Genuine NISSAN Matic S ATF*4 - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Great video! Now i can check my 350z if its topped off. How often is it recommended to change the transmission fluid and do you recommend OEM nissan fluid?
Can you do a spark plug video please. Very helpful
When and how often should this be done ???
Does this affect the live of the transmission ???
Thanks
What is the mileage and why the change it looked good. Good work
I just recently purchased a 2005 g35 coupe with a manual transmission, it did not come with a owners manual and I was wondering what weight gear oil I need to use in the transmission and the rear differential. Thanks
Oil was very clean.
would it be the same on an 06 G35, in terms of where the fill and drain plugs are located?... how many quarts or liters does it takes to do a complete D&F?
How u guy change the fluid for Automatic g37 7 at
This is the transmission fluid you're changing correct what year is your car I have a 2012 Infiniti G37 and I wanted to change my transmission fluid but honestly I don't see a drain and fill Bolt
Thank yooou!!!
how many km/ year it should be changed. mine not changed yet now 65000 km. should i wait or change it now..?
are the drain plug on a automatic 370z the same as a manual?
this video is very helpful. Thank you^^
question, whats the diffenrent between Transmission oil and Differencial oil?
are they same?
No they are not the same, this is what the Service Manual suggest;
Manual transmission gear oil -
Genuine NISSAN Manual Transmission Fluid (MTF) or
HQ Multi 75W-85 or API GL-4, Viscosity SAE 75W-85
Differential gear oil -
For AT models:
API GL-5 Synthetic Gear Oil, Viscosity SAE 75W-90*5
For MT models:
Genuine NISSAN Differential Oil Hypoid Super GL-5 80W-90 or API GL-5,
Viscosity SAE 80W-90*9
how would you jack it can you make a video?
thanks!
Ed, great video. One question about torque. The one time I actually used a torque wrench on my motorcycle oil drain plug I stripped it out long before the wrench clicked. I'm wondering if the 25 lb/ft you mention is appropriate for wet or dry threads?
The 25 lb/ft is not universal for all drain plugs, maybe your application required less torque.
Thanks for responding!
I forget what my manual specified, it's been a while. But I do know the bolt was stripped long before I got anywhere near. My question was whether you torque to spec regardless of whether there's oil on the threads or not?
How much oil do I need for auto trans. And is it the same procedure. Awesome video. Thanks
Probably 4 quarts.
It is advisable to measure the amount that you removed and replace with same amount of fresh oil.
where's your torque wrench??
The 6 speed manual transmission does not have a transmission oil filter, that only applies to the automatic transmission.
How many quartz of oil did you use, and where is the filter located on the automatic version, thanks in advance. :-)
Davidson Pedro in the transmission pan itself you need to remove it.
Are you guys familiar with the clicking noise mostly heard more in the front passenger side? clicking noise which appears When accelerating and deccelerating. Gas on "click", gas off "click". It seems like when the car is on gear. No clicking sound in neutral. Any advice please. it is not an ITB08-018 Clicking noise from rear axle. Thanks
2008 g37s coupe 6mt front clicking noise
milky port I have a g37 sedan and I have been noticing that noise after I did some work to it. I did some upgrades and tune and maybe that's why I have been paying more attention to any issues or noises thinking I messed up on something but no.
Hey nice video one question whete u get that lil pump and whats the name? Thanks
Its called Multi-Use Transfer Pump. I got it at Harbor Freight, but they are available at most auto part stores.
Help please! My drain plug is broken and I need to buy one, can anyone tell me the size of the plug? or where i can find it online? (I'm from Panama). Can you send me some ebay link maybe? 2003 350z track edition, thansks!
Didn't you have a problem with shifting between first and second gear with this fluid in the winter?
I personally did not have any problems with this fluid, but I live in Southern California where the winter is not extreme.
Hi Ed's Mods,
How do i know 25 foot pound when i tight it and where can i get that tool bar?
Thank you very much for your time.
Darton Nguyen a quarter turn more after you hand tight it snugged
would this be the same process for a 2008 350z hr with the VQ35HR engine?
Reyna Reyes yes
I like to ask you I have 2003 Nissan 350z do you think I have to do same I mean it's same transition and I have to do the same please let me know
If it is manual transmission, steps should be very similar.
Will this be the same for my 2015 Infiniti Q60s ?
Probably so
Would this work on 2014 infiniti q50 as well?
Yeah, if it's the manual 6 speed transmission.
Same procedure for the Automatic Transmission 7-Speed?
no
I have g37 journey sport sedan 7pd automatic transmission. Cost me 425dollars.....14qts of oil
Is this the same process for the 7speed automatic transmission?
Andrew Hoosein have you been able to change the fluid on your auto? Ihavent yet
Cost me 425$ for my 2012 g37 sport 7spd automatic.
@@tparker6532 wow thats kinda expensive
@@tparker6532 lol u got robbed
@@VQBulletProof had to get it done bro.
How do you change transmission fluid on a 08 g37s coupe? I think it's sealed?
remove the trans pan underneath the car, let it drain by removing only one side of the pan than remove the whole thing, clean the pan, if you want to go the extra mile replace gasket and filter than put the pan back and re fill through the tranns dip stick hole, make sure you measure how much fluid came out so you can put the same amount back, do not over fill it, good luck
@@RealGraffz I thought if they were sealed u do it like he’s doing it in video if there sealed there is no pan to remove or a filter
I think there will be a pan and filter only if it’s rear wheel not sure on some of these newer cars
Same way to do as a 2012 M37x ?
James Thomas yes
Tgshark1 you have been misinformed and you're now passing that wrong information to viewers. Drain all fills don't damage anything. If anything, drain and fills help as new fluid and is replacing the old one. There is no life time fluid. All fluid breaks down and wears out. Flushing on Automatic Transmissions can become a problem and is not recommended by most repair Shops. Always drain and fill ur Auto Transmission.
Are you able to explain the trans slippage after drain and fill 3x on higher mileage vehicles?
@@FrankieXenon yes, you can watch this full video by ChrisFix or just start from here:
th-cam.com/video/o690DovjDAc/w-d-xo.html
My car has 100,000 miles. Had it for 2 years and who knows when the last time the trans oil was changed...
What's you point? Nobody cares about you or your shit box
Richard Burns dont you got something better to do with your time hahaha lame
Drain and flush with every oil change over the next year or so.
I did the same as this video shows then i realized that i mistakenly changed the transfer fluid not the transmission that two different parts ...
Jaime Zavala oh no did you put Matic S in the transfer case?
@@iz1238 yes i did
Jaime Zavala did you change it to Matic J ATF*8
@@iz1238 yeah ..but i put transmission fluid to the transfer case
Jaime Zavala they’re not the same oils matic J is for transfer case matic s is for trans
How long for change transmission oil
It's easier and faster than engine oil change, it takes me less than 30 minutes usually.
Every 2- 3 years
Is it the same way with an automatic?
No, only manual transmission.
Is there any videos out there for a 2012 g37xs?
Would this be the same process on a automatic???? I looked u car my car and i could not see this drain bolt and fill bolt
No it is not the same, this only applies to the manual transmission.
Whats the pump thing called bro or where can i get one lol
It's called multi use transfer pump. I got it from harbor freight for under $10 auto part stores have it too.
m.harborfreight.com/multi-use-transfer-pump-66418.html
this seems like it's the transfer case ?
Transfer cases are only found on all wheel drive cars, used to "transfer" the power to both front and rear wheels.
THIS IS definitely the transmission.
Yeah that is the transfer case i did all wrong watching this video now have to get that fluid out of there
@@jaimezavala9892 That is not the transfer case, the transfer case is smaller do your research first to know the differences
Dam advance auto told me one quart was what I needed. kmt.
You can't even get Nissan atf from advance Auto
Yo my man thats a transmission service not a flush
Yo dumbass it’s a manual transmission how do you expect to flush it out? It is a flush. All of the old fluid was drained out and replaced with no fluid. You can flush out a automatic transmission
Eds mods
It should be noted that the automatic 370z does not have a service maintenance schedule for transmission fluid. The fluid is supposed to last the "lifetime" of the vehicle. Changing the ATF can hurt the transmission. There is a complex heating process that needs to happen during the flush and fill and only Nissan has the software to do this. It is not recommended changing this out, it will cause more problems down the road.
Although Nissan and Infiniti have a complex procedure for this... All the dealerships I've ever worked at, simply measured the amount of fluid drained and added the same amount back in. No problems if the measurement is done properly. Potential for big problems if it's not done properly.
Lol I changed mine at 60kmiles the performance shop specialized in Zs did it and it shifts smoothly. Fuck that maintenance free shit. @87kmiles no problem haha
😂😂😂😂 lifetime 😂😂😂😂 call Nissan Infiniti and ask them what their definition of lifetime is
Rest assured, if you don't drain and flush, it will last a lifetime....a short lifetime :-)
Life time?? Yeah right ! Life time refers until the warranty expires, 70k depending on the dealer, after that is your problem ... all fluids gets damage overtime
I see absolutely no hint of rust or oxidation anywhere; where do you live - on planet Mars. My 2014 fx50 is a virtual rust machine everywhere on the undercarriage. I realize I reside in the salty northeast, but even my ancient Hondas do not have any where near the rust my infinity has.
Lol.. Sunny Southern California..
I'm surprised it being a 2014 would have that much rust.
I have a 73 240z and it does have a tiny bit of rust even though it has been a California car all its life, but it is a 46 year old car.
Ed's Mods Yes, I was totally disappointed when I recently went under the car and discovered the rampant rust. Everything that could rust was rusted.
I am a diyer and maintain all of my family vehicles including adult children - largely Hondas. And older hondas at that. 2002 cry accord etc.
I will never buy or recommend an Infiniti/Nissan. Cheap undercarriage works
@@jameswilliams663 yeah, that's terrible.
This IS NOT the transmission! It is the transfer case.
A transfer case???? Transfer cases are only found on all wheel drive cars, used to "transfer" the power to both front and rear wheels.
THIS IS definitely the transmission.
Riley Winkelmann exactly this is the transfer case.
That is not the transfee case, people can't do there fucking research to know the difference