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Originally Posted by darli328 Doesn't 75w90 void your warranty? I wouldn't want any grief from a dealer when I bring in my own fluids... As long as it meets specs
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03-29-2013, 01:54 PM
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Same with all other lubes/fluids/tires/&c - if it meets Nissan's specs (for lubes, this is usually an API or other standards organization rating), they can't void the warranty.
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