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How often should the CVT transmission fluid be changed for a 2016 Nissan Sylphy?

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Calvin
09/04/25 3:01am
Nissan Sylphy generally requires transmission fluid replacement every 60,000 kilometers. Transmission fluid replacement intervals: Different vehicle models have different replacement cycles. Manual transmission fluid is typically recommended for replacement every three years or approximately 100,000 kilometers; automatic transmission fluid is generally advised for replacement every two years or around 40,000 kilometers; continuously variable transmission (CVT) fluid is usually suggested for replacement every two years or about 60,000 kilometers. Transmission fluid replacement methods: 1. Drain the fluid by loosening the drain plug at the bottom of the transmission, then refill. 2. Remove the transmission oil pan directly for draining and refilling - this method achieves more thorough replacement by removing impurities accumulated at the pan bottom. 3. Use an intelligent circulation machine for dynamic fluid exchange, which can filter and clean sludge and impurities inside the automatic transmission through circulation.
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