G37 6mt MANUAL TRANSMISSION FLUID DRAIN CHANGE:
PRETTY SIMPLE STEPS:
Required Tools & Supplies:
1.) 3/8 Ratchet & 3inch extension
2.) 10mm Hex Bit/Allen socket [$4.99 auto parts store]
3.) Fluid Pump ($5.99-$14.99)-[any auto parts store]
4.) 80w-90 or 75w-90 Gear Oil = 4 QTS (GL-4 ONLY!) ($6.49-$8.99)-[any auto parts store]
5.) ramps or vehicle lifts/jacks so you can crawl under the car.
6.) oil/fluid catch pan
this is the 10mm Hex Socket that i have.
this is the pump i use:
[TIP] ALWAYS UNSCREW THE TOP BOLTS FIRST. YOU DONT WANT TO DRAIN THE FLUID OUT, AND THEN FIND OUT THE FILL BOLT IS STUCK AND YOUR UNABLE TO REMOVE IT, THUS UNABLE TO REFILL WHAT YOU JUST DRAINED [TIP]
REPLACE AND TIGHTEN YOUR DRAIN PLUG TO 35 FT/LBS
Install the pump hose in the TOP fill hole. The fill capacity is roughly 3.4 qts oz or 2.93 liters. Once you get close to the fill amount the fluid starts to leak from the hole, as a sign it's full.
Replace fill plug. Tighten fill and drain plugs to 35ft/lbs. Be sure to clean off any drips or spills.
WHEN YOUR DONE, GO OUT AND DO A COUPLE EASY NEIGHBORHOOD PASSES TO WORK THE FLUID, AND LISTEN FOR ANY CHATTER, ROUGH SHIFTING, OR ANYTHING ODD. IF NONE EXIST = YOUR DONE.
I NOTICED INSTANTLY THAT MY SHIFTING BECAME MUCH SMOOTHER, AND EASIER WITH THE NEW FRESHER FLUID.