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kiwi370z · 11-23-2021, 02:21 AM

My 370z I just bought has done 135,000kms / 84,000 miles and to my knowledge the transmission fluid has never been changed.

When I had the car inspected by a dealer as part of my pre-purchase inspection, they said the fluid was dark and smelt burnt, so I'd like to replace it.

Do I need to stay with the stock fluid, or are aftermarket options ok?

I can't source the stock Nissan fluid easily in my country, but I do have these options:

Nulon ATF Multi Vehicle Automatic Transmission Fluid

Penrite ATF LV Automatic Transmission Fluid

Penrite ATF FS MultiVehicle Automatic Transmission Fluid

The alternative is I take it to my local mechanic who charges about $200 USD to do a full transmission flush or closer to $400 USD for a transmission flush AND filter replacement. Dear Americans - keep in mind the rest of the world ain't cheap lol.

What do you recommend?

11-23-2021, 02:21 AM	#1 (permalink)
kiwi370z Base Member Join Date: Nov 2021 Location: New Zealand Posts: 15 Drives: 2010 370z AT Rep Power: 6713	7AT Transmission Fluid Choices? My 370z I just bought has done 135,000kms / 84,000 miles and to my knowledge the transmission fluid has never been changed. When I had the car inspected by a dealer as part of my pre-purchase inspection, they said the fluid was dark and smelt burnt, so I'd like to replace it. Do I need to stay with the stock fluid, or are aftermarket options ok? I can't source the stock Nissan fluid easily in my country, but I do have these options: Nulon ATF Multi Vehicle Automatic Transmission Fluid Penrite ATF LV Automatic Transmission Fluid Penrite ATF FS MultiVehicle Automatic Transmission Fluid The alternative is I take it to my local mechanic who charges about $200 USD to do a full transmission flush or closer to $400 USD for a transmission flush AND filter replacement. Dear Americans - keep in mind the rest of the world ain't cheap lol. What do you recommend? Last edited by kiwi370z; 11-23-2021 at 02:25 AM.