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Where do you add automatic transmission fluid in a 2002 Nissan Xterra?
"I don't know" - Branson Maynard
How do you add transmission fluid to a Nissan Altima with standard transmission?
How do you add transmission fluid to a Nissan Altima with standard transmission?
How do you add transmission fluid to a 96 Nissan 200SX?
You add fluid at the same place you check it.
You do not see where to install the transmission fluid in your 2001 Nissan maxima?
To add fluid you add it through the dipstick tube
How do you add transmission fluid to a Nissan Altima with automatic transmission?
Through the dipstick tube--Do Not overfill
Where do you add coolant in a Nissan Xterra?
Radiator
Where is the refill for the transmission fluid on your 2001 Nissan maxima?
The refill is also the same access to check the fluid level.Use a funnel to add transmission fluid as needed.Use recommended fluid.
How do you add transmission fluid in a 2003 Nissan Pathfinder automatic transmission?
Usually through the dipstick tube - Do Not Overfill
Where do you add transmission fluid in a 1990 Nissan Primera?
At the back of the engine there is a container you pour it into.
Where do you add the transmission fluid on a 1990 Nissan 300 zx five speed?
Transmission fluid can be added through the transmission dipstick tube. You will need to use a funnel to limit spilling the fluid.
How much automatic transmission fluid to add 2004 Nissan Sentra 1.8?
7 L
Where do you add Transmission fluid on a 1992 Nissan Sentra?
For a Nissan Sentra with a manual transmission, the transmission has two plugs . One is a filler plug, which is on its side near the front driver-side tire and clutch cable, and the other is a drain plug, which is at the bottom of the transmission. To add fluid, take off the filler plug and add fluid (most likely 4-GL). REMINDER: if you plan to replace the old transmission fluid, make sure you can remove the filler plug before you drain the transmission.
