Want to drain/flush ECVT
I have a 2009 altima Hybrid just went out with 135 dollars worth of nissan matic w atf.Found the drain plug for ecvt but absolutely cannot find the fill tube.dealership up here in Washington State have never drain/flushed any hybrids so i am compelled to do it myself.I hope it can be done without hooking it to a drain/flush pump machine.Any idea where it is if any THX
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What I thought was the drain plug turns out to be a coolant plug but I did find the transmission fill plug.Now no drain plug .I think they dont expect you to service the ECVT,even though warranty requires it.All the transmission shops I spoke to wanted to know why I want to drain/flush.They said the ones they service dont usually need it.So I guess I will just go get a refund for the atf I bought.Open to info if anyone knows how to get it done:confused:
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The eCVT does use a special rated trans fluid , I just got mine straight from Dealer. The fill and drain plugs are about at 9 o'clock and 6 o'clock respectively. I think if you are down there you will see what I mean. I also ran across the coolant plug and finally checked the factory service manual. I highly recommend getting one if you plan t do work on this car as it helps you avoid the "extras" :confused: from the hybrid systems.:lightbulb
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Thanks for the reply so is the 9 O,clock one near the drive axle? 6 O,clock one is the one you see looking back at you after splash shield is removed?
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If i recall correctly, the perspective was using the drive shaft axle point as the center and going 9 and 6 oclock. I went looking for a pic but cant find one. I DO have a pdf of the HEV service if you need it... not sure if the site allows uploads though probably not with copyrights and all eh? I guess if you need it you can drop me a private message and I can find a way to shoot you over a diagram.
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YU888 I dropped my Email in a PM to you thx alot for the help
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https://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a...D550/ry%3D400/
https://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a...D550/ry%3D400/ https://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a...D550/ry%3D400/ These are pictures from my 2008 Nissan Altima Hybrid, I want to drain the fluid. Can someone tell me which Torx Bolt do I have to loosen to drain the fluid, and which bolt do I unscrew to add the Matic W Fluid. Can I purchase this Toyota WS ATF, since Toyota Makes the Altima eCVT, and WS ATF is compatible with the Prius and Camry Hybrid. |
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1- eCVT Transfluid fill plug
2- eCVT Transfluid DRAIN plug 3- eCVT Coolant drain Hope this helps! Happy holidays! |
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Thank you, Replaced the fluid, at 80k Miles, it was still Blackish Red, personally thought the fluid could've of lasted another 30k miles. Replaced 4.25 quarts of Matic W (60$ Total (5qts)). Rigged this contraption with a garden hose. When I was adding the Matic W ATF, it was dripping a little bit from the fill hole, so you have to go really slow. Nonetheless I took my time pouring the fluid in the funnel, it still dripped a little bit. So after pouring 4.5 quarts I had .25 quarts drip in the drain pain from fill hole that I placed underneath the car. https://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a...D550/ry%3D400/
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Re: Want to drain/flush ECVT
Originally Posted by Kevvy2k
(Post 243425)
What I thought was the drain plug turns out to be a coolant plug but I did find the transmission fill plug.Now no drain plug .I think they dont expect you to service the ECVT,even though warranty requires it.All the transmission shops I spoke to wanted to know why I want to drain/flush.They said the ones they service dont usually need it.So I guess I will just go get a refund for the atf I bought.Open to info if anyone knows how to get it done:confused:
Can you please help tell me where the drain and fill hole is on transmission for ecvt? I'm trying to change mine as well.. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.gre...6da769745a.jpg Where is the drain and fill screws? |
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