If you want to do it yourself, go to this site. It has step by step information on how to change your Transmission Fluid if you have an automatic transmission without a dipstick.
http://www.j-body.org/forums/read.php?f=11&i=88582&t=88570#88582
If you are not comfortable with changing your fluid yourself, go to a dealership
You should use only Honda genuine transmission fluid. You can get a gallon of it at your local Honda dealer and change it yourself.
go to the Chevrolet dealer and buy only syncromesh transmission fluid. do not add anything else it will ruin your transmission.
Right side of the engine, next to the battery department. It has a little cap, can't change it yourself have to take it to the dealer to have it changed...
I don't think you can change it. I have a 1999 catera and my transmission fluid has to be changed at the dealer.
In fact I would advise against it on a high mileage transmission.
It is a special tool that only the dealer has. You can not check the fluid yourself.
cherck with the dealer i think that need syncromesh gear oil will blow the tranny
It should be under the dash between the radio and accelerator. You can change it yourself, but it will have to be programmed by a dealer or mechanic.
The transmission fluid is called synchromesh its a special fluid was only available at a dealer now penzoil makes their own. The gm part number is #12345876 I believe.
Take to your local Nissan dealer
Yes...I checked with the dealer parts depatment and it come up as the same part number. But you should compare the old with the new to see for yourself that they match. Good luck with your repair.
At the dealer: $500 to $700. If you do it yourself: $100 to $200, (plus oxygen sensor if needed) assuming that you take it to a transmission shop for the transmission service.