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ITGUY · 04-19-2019, 02:14 PM

I'd do all the fluids...especially brake.

Everything is six years old now..including the coolant. I know its good for "100,000 miles" but I'd dump it anyway.

Tranny oil, diff oil, and coolant are all easy, so is a brake flush but if you have a place to work and some know-how its not bad.

For a dealership to do the above, you'd probably be at $500.00 bare minimum and likely higher.

P.S. Excellent advice on the rubber.

EDIT: Nissan uses a crush washer on the drain plug (oil change). make sure you buy some from Amazon or whatever before you do oil change.

Despite reading otherwise, I found the washers on the tranny and diff fill plugs to be flat steel washers (2018 base) and re-used them with no leaks whatsoever.

04-19-2019, 02:14 PM	#4 (permalink)
ITGUY Base Member Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Ontario Posts: 28 Drives: 2018 370Z Coupe base Rep Power: 7	I'd do all the fluids...especially brake. Everything is six years old now..including the coolant. I know its good for "100,000 miles" but I'd dump it anyway. Tranny oil, diff oil, and coolant are all easy, so is a brake flush but if you have a place to work and some know-how its not bad. For a dealership to do the above, you'd probably be at $500.00 bare minimum and likely higher. P.S. Excellent advice on the rubber. EDIT: Nissan uses a crush washer on the drain plug (oil change). make sure you buy some from Amazon or whatever before you do oil change. Despite reading otherwise, I found the washers on the tranny and diff fill plugs to be flat steel washers (2018 base) and re-used them with no leaks whatsoever. __________________ Base MT Chicane Yellow Last edited by ITGUY; 04-19-2019 at 02:18 PM.