2014-2020 Nissan Rogue Altima Transmission CVT fluid Flush - DIY How to Oil Change Video

[@thechet]

I do drain and fills once a year since new (2015 model) and just now changed both the filters at 125k. No debris at the bottom of the pan or magnets or in filter. Frequent fluid changes are the answer for the CVT. Thanks for the informative video!

[@ASAN..]

The best: 1_ Empty the liquid 2- Close the pot and pour 5 liters of new liquid 3- Unscrew one of the Transmission radiator hoses (the one coming out of the radiator), put it in a container, and start the car to push the new old fluid out. 4- When the fluid coming out of the hose is changed to the new one, the car is turned off, the hose is installed in its place, the oil coming out is calculated, and the fluid is increased to the required level. Finally, I am sorry, I do not speak English, and I used the translator, and I hope you got the idea correctly.

[@brassmule]

This is the right way to do it as well when you are swapping from the OE fluid to Amsoil CVT fluid. Use the trans pump to "flush" out the fluid. Sometimes it's best to only "push out" 1-2 liters at a time, shut the engine off, add in 1-2 more liters of new fluid, and repeat until only fresh-appearing fluid comes out.

[@kurtgood2914]

Very good video my friend and thanks for sharing this information

[@JDMJONIIELT4B]

Straight to the point 👍🏼

[@piolinmerida]

You didn't change the 2 transmission filters..???

[@javivilleda]

No filter change? Wonder since I own a 2020 model and I’m about to do the fluid change

[@JJCentral-DIY]

You do the filter change at 100k. Just flush few times during 60k service.

[@Maxwell1989]

​​@@JJCentral-DIYwant kind of CVT oil filter do I need same second generation rogue

[@JJCentral-DIY]

@@Maxwell1989 Here it is amzn.to/4gQPtTl

[@Maxwell1989]

@@JJCentral-DIY thank you but mine's a second generation regular rogue not rogue sport

[@JJCentral-DIY]

@@Maxwell1989 The product does fit 2014 to 2020 regular rogue. Check the fitment checker.

[@silvercommander]

So you do both drain and fills on a cold engine?

[@katlum7836]

Canada Dealer charged 600 bucks

[@wjm3018]

You underfilled. Your supposed to overfill and drain the excess fluid until it starts dripping or running thin. At 110 degrees ferenheit

[@mikebianco7854]

Dealer did mine they charged me over 300 bucks

[@JJCentral-DIY]

@@mikebianco7854 Actually that's not bad. I hear people getting charged upto 800 for the same service.

[@lenardbrown390]

Thank you.

[@Tacos_d_asada]

Just the info I needed🫡🫡🫡🫡🙌🏽