2016 -2017 nissan sentra transmission fluid

[@5164john]

Very informative. I now know how to open a bottle and pour it into a funnel. Thanks.

[@marcospadilla1793]

You didn't check the transmission fluid, and also you didn't put the camera from where the transmission fluid is going so it's not really good explanation

[@marcuspolo9106]

Do u have to take the front apart to add fluid

[@ozstargarage]

why would you put up a video of something you clearly have no idea how to do properly?

[@davidsewell7837]

He didn’t check the fluid level

[@ck6045]

How are you supposed to do that

[@brandon53323]

That's the whole reason I came here, thanks for saving me 4 mins of my life

[@juanhigareda3810]

They have an allen bolts a couple inches above the pan to check it

[@jbaty3002]

This is no help , your camera work was not good , couldn’t see anything you were doing , so frustrating

[@jamesdean1598]

How many miles on your Sentra?

[@musicway3323]

just 54k mil

[@marcuspolo9106]

101000

[@concretejunglesnakes3389]

That transmission only is supposed to use ns2 transmission fluid...or your car will be ruined eventually

[@bluntedvegas702]

cvt transmission fluid on a 2017 sentra is MS-3 read that manual

[@concretejunglesnakes3389]

@@bluntedvegas702 bottom line its not the oem fluid...was my point. I have a 2018 no need to read that manual but i do know for the nissan sentra transmissions from 2013 to 2019 it has to be oem fluid. All those years are the same model car engine and transmission why would it be different...asking

[@concretejunglesnakes3389]

@@bluntedvegas702 yeah ns3 what i ment to put🤷 like i said basically oem fluid...u put ms3 which is not correct either if you wanna get technical🤣

[@condor5635]

Totally wrong in my experience. Used Castrol CVT fluid with frequent maintenance - changing fluids - and going strong after 150k miles. I personally don’t buy into you HAVE TO use OEM fluids dialogue and have never had any problems

[@markt.7377]

My 2015 calls for ns3 per the manual.