Is this the correct CVT fluid to put in a Nissan Rogue? How many quarts for one complete draining/changing?
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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 don't know about a Rogue but it is correct for a Juke and it took 4 quarts
1213220
If it is same spec as required by Toyota, you may try to have this transmission fluid. I tried with my old 1997 Accord, the shift is much smoother now. Make sure the specification is match to you Manual. This fluid cover quite wide range of the spec. I hope if I can help. Thanks
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Yes, this is actually what you SHOULD use. I've done two transmission fluid changes, one required 100 inch pounds and the other 124 inch pounds. It was also needed for water pumps at 89 inch pounds and intake manifold at 115 inch pounds. Accurate torque at these low settings is very important to prevent leaks or damaging gaskets. I tested my wrench before using and it's very accurate.
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If it were me, I would get the Honda / Acura fluid. The reason people are buying this for Volvos and other European vehicles using the Aisin transmission is that the Volvo dealers are charging way more for the Volvo branded fluid. This is much less of an issue with Honda.
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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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No. Technically the Nissan service manual says to use liquid gasket and Nissan doesn't make a gasket for it. However, there are companies that make a fiber gasket for it if you prefer to go that direction.
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50:1 Says so right on the saw. Have had better luck with small engines since began using pure gasoline. (Sans cane of corn juice) Look about, you can probably find a filling station that sells it. Usually 89 octane. Mixing only a qt. at a time works for me...
665783
Should be less than 1 quart for the transmission. This fluid makes neutral way easier to find. The other answer posted is confused with the engine oil.
1544758
I ordered and received 4 quarts. Enough to drain and refill the transmission.
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I would check your fluids first. I bought this tcm because my bravada was locked in awd, resulting in tires chirping at low speeds and cornering. There is a plethora of blogs that deal with your vehicle specific problem. I bought this and it solved my problem and only took ten minutes to swap out. And AMAZON had the lowest price by far!
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Eight.. What I do when I dont know a vehicle is measure what comes out by pouring my transmission drain pan into two one gallon plastic milk jugs. Then replace that amount. 4 quarts per jug. Drain overnite always best.
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Double check the specs....but I think it would do fine. It is pretty universal in its application.....I would do the "Full Monty". I'd put in a trans flush and run for an hour.....the trick is draining the torque converter. There are good YouTube videos on unhooking the lines and using the new fluid to run all the old out (my GMC held 17 qts). You can save $150 over a shop flush. I would say that you MUST evacuate all the old fluid. Just for grins....put in a pint of the additive....it REALLY smoothed mine out. Hey, this worked well for me. I pull a lot of weight, and it shifts like new (1995 GMC 3500 / 454CID) Double check the specs....but I think it would do fine. It is pretty universal in its application.....I would do the "Full Monty". I'd put in a trans flush and run for an hour.....the trick is draining the torque converter. There are good YouTube videos on unhooking the lines and using the new fluid to run all the old out (my GMC held 17 qts). You can save $150 over a shop flush. I would say that you MUST evacuate all the old fluid. Just for grins....put in a pint of the additive....it REALLY smoothed mine out. Hey, this worked well for me. I pull a lot of weight, and it shifts... » Read More Double check the specs....but I think it would do fine. It is pretty universal in its application.....I would do the "Full Monty". I'd put in a trans flush and run for an hour.....the trick is draining the torque converter. There are good YouTube videos on unhooking the lines and using the new fluid to run all the old out (my GMC held 17 qts). You can save $150 over a shop flush. I would say that you MUST evacuate all the old fluid. Just for grins....put in a pint of the additive....it REALLY smoothed mine out. Hey, this worked well for me. I pull a lot of weight, and it shifts like new (1995 GMC 3500 / 454CID) « Show Less
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hey dave, i added one 32 oz bottle on my last oil change, i will be adding another on my next oil change. this is what is recommended if the first does not completely stop the leaks. my first treatment has helped alot, reducing the leaks to just a small amount. i am hopeful the 2nd treatment will stop it completely. to your question, use one qt of lucas to 4 qts of oil. hope this is helpful and hope it works for you.
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Hi Keith. A 2006 Nissan Titan does not have a CVT Engine and therefore you will not be needing this for your vehicle. Please take a look at your owners manual for the specific transmission fluid needed for your Titan.
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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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To do a drain and refill, you need 3 quarts. Multiply 3 by the number of times you want to drain and refill. I just do a drain and refill of the ATF each time I change the engine oil and filter.
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Check qwikvalve.com for your vehicle. Just enter your make and model on their homepage. The valve works great!