gear fluid change
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No. All you need is a 1/2 rachet to unscrew the fill hole. Here is a link coutesy of StygianMax
http://maxima.cardomain.com/member_p...=200625&page=7
http://maxima.cardomain.com/member_p...=200625&page=7
Originally posted by MaxaholicNY
No. All you need is a 1/2 rachet to unscrew the fill hole. Here is a link coutesy of StygianMax
http://maxima.cardomain.com/member_p...625&page=7
No. All you need is a 1/2 rachet to unscrew the fill hole. Here is a link coutesy of StygianMax
http://maxima.cardomain.com/member_p...625&page=7
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Originally posted by MaxaholicNY
No. All you need is a 1/2 rachet to unscrew the fill hole. Here is a link coutesy of StygianMax
http://maxima.cardomain.com/member_p...625&page=7
No. All you need is a 1/2 rachet to unscrew the fill hole. Here is a link coutesy of StygianMax
http://maxima.cardomain.com/member_p...625&page=7
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StygianMax,
Good job with the instructions and pictures of the tranny fluid change, but I seemed to have cracked my shifter sensor. Any idea where I can get a new one. Does anyone have the part #? The sensor is cracked a little around the edge and slowly drips fluid. Thanks.
Good job with the instructions and pictures of the tranny fluid change, but I seemed to have cracked my shifter sensor. Any idea where I can get a new one. Does anyone have the part #? The sensor is cracked a little around the edge and slowly drips fluid. Thanks.
Originally posted by NismoVQ
StygianMax,
Good job with the instructions and pictures of the tranny fluid change, but I seemed to have cracked my shifter sensor. Any idea where I can get a new one. Does anyone have the part #? The sensor is cracked a little around the edge and slowly drips fluid. Thanks.
StygianMax,
Good job with the instructions and pictures of the tranny fluid change, but I seemed to have cracked my shifter sensor. Any idea where I can get a new one. Does anyone have the part #? The sensor is cracked a little around the edge and slowly drips fluid. Thanks.
Just my little attempt at trying to return something to the Maxima community after I had benefitted so much from it. As for the sensor, what I might suggest is you try a "cheap" fix before you really have to lay out the dough for a new sensor. Because I can't see where from the sensor the leak is from, I'm just taking a stab in the dark here. Is some type of high temperature "caulking" or sealant for cars that's not going to permanently bond your sensor in place? That might form a decent seal on the outside surface of the sensor. It's not the ideal approach but it might just work (& without you having to remove the sensor only to dump out your whole load of tranny fluid). FYI, there's a rubbery O-ring on the sensor if you haven't already seen it.
Sorry, I don't know what the part number is. Good luck & let us know if you find a good fix for the problem!
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I went down to the dealership earlier today and got the sensor for $25. I took out the old sensor and caught all the fluid in a container. Everything seemed to be going fine, but when I screwed the new sensor in, the head of the bolt broke off. I tried drilling a hole in the stud and used ez out, but I can't seem to get it out. Anyone have any suggestions? Problem after problem I tell ya.
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Originally posted by 91maximaNS
do you know if theres a web page like that for a 91 becuase i took a look at my tranny and the look is alittle different
do you know if theres a web page like that for a 91 becuase i took a look at my tranny and the look is alittle different
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