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I own a 2007 nissan Frontier 2.5 L I want to flush my transmission with new fluid.does anyone know of the after market atf to use.I have been
all over the internet. can you give me synthetic or conventional.The manual says nissan matic J or dexron/Mercon 111.Has anyone tried the
castrol import with out problems?
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I’ve been using valvoline max life synthetic in my Toyota sienna and it seems to work pretty well for me.
Dexron III and Mercon III are easiest to find. Nissan Matic J (never heard of it but never owned a Nissan) would probably be a dealer only item. You can pick up DexIII/MercIII at any autoparts store.
If there is still a powertrain warranty you need to have documents that it was serviced with dealer parts. Other than that I second the valvoline max life fluid.
Quoted From jacobnbr1:
If there is still a powertrain warranty you need to have documents that it was serviced with dealer parts. Other than that I second the valvoline max life fluid.
I’ve also had success with Valvoline Max Life.
Quoted From jacobnbr1:
If there is still a powertrain warranty you need to have documents that it was serviced with dealer parts. Other than that I second the valvoline max life fluid.
The Magnoson Moss warranty act states: “if a particular fluid is required to enforce the warranty, it must be provided to you free of charge as long as there is a suitable alternative available.” This means if the Dextron VI is acceptable, it does not void your warranty as long as it meets SAE spec… I chose Valvoline Max Life for my GM transmission, will be putting it in as soon as I get the system flushed of contaminants.
We use Valvoline Max Life at my shop. I don’t have any personal experience driving with it on a day-to-day basis, but my daily driver is a stick shift.
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