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TBatt 06-28-2016 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Jsolo (Post 3506597)
50 should last you for like 200K miles!

I have three Nissans so this was very attractive to me!

TBatt 06-28-2016 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by barncobob (Post 3506628)
id hold off on buying the matching oil filters:bowrofl:

If I can find a deal on oil filters like I did for the crush washers I might just buy 50.The washers come out at $0.24 each, an equivalent deal on oil filters would be like $1.00 each.

unijabnx 07-23-2016 09:13 AM

How many parts in the motor are actually made with magnetic metals?

BoneZ 07-23-2016 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by unijabnx (Post 3522650)
How many parts in the motor are actually made with magnetic metals?

I would think lots of rotational parts.

LennyK 02-10-2017 09:03 AM

Oil Change Info
 
Great Instructions - THANKS:tiphat:

El Jale 03-17-2017 08:40 PM

Oil Cooler Gasket
 
At 33k miles, the car has developed a leak, where the oil cooler meets the block.. I would ned to drain the new oil and replace it all for a 4 dollar gasket. I'm thinking of putting in a new gasket at every oil change..any thoughts?

rhartlin 06-10-2017 02:25 PM

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GOBLUE 06-09-2018 03:46 PM

Very helpful, thanks AK.

onzedge 06-09-2018 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by LennyK (Post 3614077)
Great Instructions - THANKS:tiphat:

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Originally Posted by rhartlin (Post 3662856)
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Originally Posted by GOBLUE (Post 3763255)
Very helpful, thanks AK.

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BildoDabbins 02-01-2020 01:32 AM

I work at a quick lube place. I change oil on 370s and g37s all the time. You definitely don't need to take the whole skid plate off.

Great write up, but just take those four bolts off with a drill using a 10mm there's four of them and the skid plate has a fold in it. Just use some vice grips or a clamp to hold up the flap.

I'm not sure why ak said to take the whole thing off it's a nightmare to do so.

I've changed over a couple thousand cars' oil and have never seen a filter magnet... This is interesting.

I am debating whether or not to get Nissan genuine oil or redline. My shop will give me a hookup on redline but does anyone think I should be running Nissan genuine?

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vtec to vvel 02-02-2020 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by BildoDabbins (Post 3905540)
I work at a quick lube place. I change oil on 370s and g37s all the time. You definitely don't need to take the whole skid plate off.

Great write up, but just take those four bolts off with a drill using a 10mm there's four of them and the skid plate has a fold in it. Just use some vice grips or a clamp to hold up the flap.

I'm not sure why ak said to take the whole thing off it's a nightmare to do so.

I've changed over a couple thousand cars' oil and have never seen a filter magnet... This is interesting.

I am debating whether or not to get Nissan genuine oil or redline. My shop will give me a hookup on redline but does anyone think I should be running Nissan genuine?

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Are you referring to the undercarriage shroud? If so, it's 14 bolts to unscrew and will take you an extra 2 minutes to take off/put back on.

I personally like to see what the underside is looking like, given that I only change the oil twice a year.

bunk 02-02-2020 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by vtec to vvel (Post 3905744)
Are you referring to the undercarriage shroud? If so, it's 14 bolts to unscrew and will take you an extra 2 minutes to take off/put back on.

I personally like to see what the underside is looking like, given that I only change the oil twice a year.

Yeah, its not hard, just start the reinstall with the three push tabs to hold it in place. Hes talking about just undoing the bolts towards the rear of the shroud instead of taking the whole thing off. Its like a flap that you can fold down to access the drain plug and filter.

Brxce 06-15-2021 01:08 PM

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Changed my oil about a week ago and this thread certainly had a lot of helpful information. Redline seems to be the preferred oil and I see a lot of purolator one for the filter. The pepboys near me was going out of business (50% off everything) so I got the last purolator one and purolator boss filters. Anyone have experience with the purolator boss filters?


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