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mokhan996 09-27-2021 11:22 AM

Fluid Exchange Advice
 
Hey, I have a 2013 370Z MANUAL with roughly about 35k miles. It’s been parked and hasn’t moved for nearly a year. However I have started it maybe twice within that time for about 10 minutes. I’m definitely changing the oil however should I need to change any other fluid? I’ve changed my diff fluid 2 years ago when it was around 25k miles when I did my diff bushings. Car isn’t driven a lot as you can see. I just don’t know if I need to change my diff fluid again or my trans. Let me know thank you!

viiv 09-27-2021 11:51 AM

Seems like everything needs to be changed except the differential oil since it only has 10k on it.

Priority actually to change clutch and brake fluid as they are both soaking wet with water and you are now asking for a CSC failure. Motul Rbf600 for both.

Changing the transmission oil for some fresh Redline MT85 is a very good idea.

Probably time to swap the power steering fluid for full synthetic as well. Motul ATF VI is my recommendation for that.

mokhan996 09-27-2021 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by viiv (Post 4010090)
Seems like everything needs to be changed except the differential oil since it only has 10k on it.

Priority actually to change clutch and brake fluid as they are both soaking wet with water and you are now asking for a CSC failure. Motul Rbf600 for both.

Changing the transmission oil for some fresh Redline MT85 is a very good idea.

Probably time to swap the power steering fluid for full synthetic as well. Motul ATF VI is my recommendation for that.

What do you mean by “both soaking wet with water”? I changed my power steering rack as well at 19k miles not sure if I should flush out the power steering. Does coolant also need to be changed or that’s fine for now.

viiv 09-27-2021 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by mokhan996 (Post 4010093)
What do you mean by “both soaking wet with water”? I changed my power steering rack as well at 19k miles not sure if I should flush out the power steering. Does coolant also need to be changed or that’s fine for now.

Brake and clutch fluid absorb moisture from the surrounding air, even if the car is just sitting. Both are now a mix of fluid and water (bad).

If you have never changed the coolant since 2013, yes.

Tractionless 10-01-2021 09:00 PM

Get coolant test strips and a brake fluid moisture tester. When each reads out of spec change fluids. Anything else is a waste. I simply drain and refill my PS reservoir with each oil change using a large syringe through the top fill. This keeps it fresh without all the bs of bleeding the rack.


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