(Sealed System) 2021 Nissan Sentra Transmission Fluid Flush
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- What's up, Team! Biggest part of the flush is making sure you get the right trans fluid. The CTV transmission in this 2021 Sentra takes NS-3, any other fluid will damage the transmission and shorten it's life span. Make sure the catch can is empty so you can pour it into a container with the units of measurement. This way you can put in exactly what you took out since there isn't a dipstick on this Sentra. But like I mentioned in the video, I was able to find one that fits. Link is below
CTV Transmission Dipstick (Amazon) : amzn.to/45X3mJd
CTV Transmission Fluid (Amazon) : amzn.to/46Yteph
Dealer said they only drain and fill or flush with machine. They don't change filters. Parts were on back order at the time I talked to Nissan dealer, so I just drained and measured.
Yes, they told me the same thing. The only time they replace the filters when they’re doing a rebuild on the transmission.
Cant find any videos in it, but wondering if the process and filters are the same for a 2021 versa
I own 2022 Sentra 6 speed manual in Canada, it's a shame NISSAN USA ditched manual option for US buyers let's hope the rumour 2024 or 2025 Sentra Nismo 6 speed is offered to US buyers.........
Amazon says the dipstick is incompatible with the 2021 sentra sr should i try it anyways?
@@zsurvivalist7996 if it’s say it won’t fit I wouldn’t get that one. on Amazon when you looked at it it should of had an option for it to show you similar parts that’ll fit your car.
Why the transmission fluid of this Sentra is pink? All Nissan CVT fluids are either green (NS2) and blue (NS3). It looks like somebody had the wrong transmission fluid before hand.
@@sitienlieng I used the Castro ctv fluid not the Nissan brand ctv fluid. In the video I show this fluid is ctv fluid and is good for vehicle that need NS3 fluid.
Any videos on brake fluid replacement and what's your take on how often to change
@@angelolino5824 I do it around 45k to 50k but it’s also good to refer your owner’s manual for the proper mileage. I’ve done it on a different vehicle but the process is the same for mostly all vehicles. Here’s the link for the one I have on here…
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Is it the same for 2020?
Yes it is. The only difference would be the filters. I believe the 2015-2020 Sentra's only have the one filter in the pan.
Should I just stick with a drain and refill or should I do a flush? Do you know how I would do a flush?
Most of my clients do a fluid change. It doesn’t get all the oil out but refreshes the system if that makes sense. For a flush at home you’ll drain the the fluid. Once it’s drained you disconnect the return lines and put the line in a bucket or something that’ll caught the fluid. You turn the car on and let drain out. Once it’s done draining reconnect the lines then fill the transmission shifted no the gears every so often to get the fluid through the system. Me personally I’ve just done fluid changes every 60k miles on my vehicles
Did you have any trouble re-installing the four bolts on the transmission cooler filter housing? My stepdaughter has a 2018 Nissan Murano and one of the bolts is a bit difficult to access and replace..
Not really but I know the one on top closest to the transmission was a little difficult to get the socket on but still was not as bad as I thought it would be. Hand tighten the bolt first then got the socket on it
Is this the same procedure for 2022 Nissan Sentra? This was great info btw. I'll also look into the dip stick.
@@angelolino5824 thank you! Yes it is.
Check with your manual book. I just drained the transmission fluid from my 2024 Sentra and I got 7 quarts out. The total fluid is about 7.4 quarts. Probably the new transmission design. Even though the Sentra 2024 look very similar to the previous models from 2020-2023, but the transmission pan and drain plug are different in 2024 model.
What about the rest of old fluid in the radiator and torque converter?
in Sentra 2024, you can drain out 7 quarts by removing the drain plug. The total volume should be 7.4 quarts. Probably the new transmission design makes it more efficient to drain out 95% of fluid. The drain plug and fluid pan in Sentra 2024 is also different.
Any reason why this part wasn't changed? Transmission Oil Filter 31728-28X0A
The filter was changed, I believe you’re talking about the strainer (as Nissan calls it). At the time of the service we were told it needed to be ordered. The owner decided to proceed with the service. When we do the next service on the transmission I’ll make sure it’s ordered before hand.
How to check fluid level plz ?!
There’s 2 ways.First way is to pour the fluid you removed into a container that has the measurements on it, like an empty 5 quart oil container. Once you see the measurement on the container, that’s how much up put back in. The second way is to get an aftermarket dipstick to check the level, as you would if it wasn’t a sealed system. There’s a link in the description for one.
How many miles hace the car when you change the trasmision fluid, because Nissan recomended change until 60.000 miles or 100.000 km, thank you
The dealership told my customer she needed to have it done every 30k miles and have been trying to get to have her do it at that mileage. She asked me to do it instead of them
I did mine going I hope I added the right amount of transmission fluid was shocked they're want any way to check the oil or valve.
It’s so you have to go to them to get it done. But I finally found on Amazon a dip stick that would work. How much did you put in?
@@Ghost_Automotive_DIY please share the amazon link for this dipstick
@@juliomoreno2788 the link is in the description
Everything is good but you forgot to do the flush
The owner had limited time but the next time I do this service it’ll be a complete flush
Nice if you ever do a 2019 Nissan Sentra complete flush please let me know with details
you just taught me a lot about my car, bro
And now when I use this knowledge, it is because of you thank you 🫡🎯✌️🏿👑
My pleasure, I’m happy it helps!
How can I check the fluid level?
When you drain the fluid, pour it into a container with the measurements. Like an empty 5 quart oil container. Then just read how much fluid came out and put that amount of new fluid in the transmission
In the description there is also a list for a dip stick I found that works with this transmission
My question is if I can measure the correct level with that dipstick? taking into account the marks on it.
The issue is that I don't know if my vehicle currently has the correct level.
@@juliomoreno2788 yes, that dipstick is made for this transmission. Each time I’ve done this job about 3.5 or 3.8 quarts come out of the transmission.
@@Ghost_Automotive_DIY thank you very much, I will get this dipstick