Help locating Automatic Transmission drain plug
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Help locating Automatic Transmission drain plug
I have a 2005 automatic transmission 350z enthusiast and need to drain and add new transmission fluid. I have the recommended S transmission fluid and transfer pump. My only question is where is the drain and fill bolts located on a automatic 350z? I looked at some videos for draining MT 350z but haven't seen anything on a Automatic 350z transmission.
Please help I'm ready to get this project started! Also I read you can use the same fluid for the transmission as the rear Diff?
Please help I'm ready to get this project started! Also I read you can use the same fluid for the transmission as the rear Diff?
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Full is right behind the plenum tube coming up with a black cap near the firewall and the drain is black pan with a octagon flat looking bolt the pan is is squared.. You don't need a transfer pump I just filled it with a funnel and poured into the tube you need a skinny funnel though and the bolt holding down the black cap is 10mm.
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Thank you johndoesdamage I'm in mountains Edge, South west part of Vegas.
I easily located the drain and removed about 3.75 liters from it. still looking for the fill though. A picture would be very helpful johndoesdamage.
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Actually I think I just found it. Black circle cap being held down with a bolt. Says use Only J on it.
Thank you you have been a huge help!
I easily located the drain and removed about 3.75 liters from it. still looking for the fill though. A picture would be very helpful johndoesdamage.
Edit:
Actually I think I just found it. Black circle cap being held down with a bolt. Says use Only J on it.
Thank you you have been a huge help!
Last edited by LVZ; 04-27-2014 at 01:57 PM.
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