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Tools:
- 10mm hexagon wrench
- 14mm hexagon wrench
- Syringe
- Capacity with a capacity of at least 3 liters
Parts and consumables:
- Gear oil 75W-80
Note:
Wash down the API GL-4 grade oil with SAE 75W-80 viscosity into the manual transmission. The oil volume in the manual transmission is 3 liters.
According to the manufacturer's recommendation, the oil level in the gearbox must be checked every 20 thousand kilometers. In severe operating conditions of the car, it is necessary to change the oil every 80 thousand km or 4 years (whichever comes first).
Checking the oil level in a manual transmission Nissan Almera Classic
1. To check the oil level, unscrew the transmission filler plug located on the front of the transmission case cover in the direction of travel. The oil level should be at the edge of the filler hole or slightly below (you can reach the surface of the oil with your finger).
2. If the oil level is too low (you cannot control it with your finger), add oil with a syringe to the edge of the filler hole.
3. Replace the filler plug.
Changing the oil in a manual transmission Nissan Almera Classic
1. To change the oil, loosen the oil drain plug (located on the gearbox housing near the left front wheel drive inner joint).
2. Unscrew the plug carefully.
3. Drain the oil into a prepared container.
Note:
It is recommended to drain the oil within 15 minutes after the ride, until it has cooled down and has good fluidity.
4. Replace the drain plug.
Note:
Tapered fill and drain plugs do not have sealing washers.
5. Fill the transmission with clean oil. The work to be carried out is similar to the operations described above for checking the level and adding oil.
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