
The transmission fluid for the Mistra should be changed every two years or 40,000 kilometers. Since the Mistra does not have a dipstick, when draining the fluid, loosen the screw at the bottom of the transmission. For refilling, there is a plastic screw marked '22' on the top housing of the transmission—removing it reveals the filling port, and a funnel will be needed. Disassembling the intake pipe makes it easy to locate. More details about the Mistra's transmission are as follows: 1. The Mistra requires 4.7 liters of transmission fluid. Transmission fluid is an oil product that keeps the gear system clean, providing lubrication to extend the lifespan of the transmission components. It offers effective lubrication even at low temperatures and reduces oil loss under severe operating conditions. 2. Under normal driving conditions, the transmission fluid temperature typically stays below 135°C. However, excessive use of the vehicle, such as towing heavy loads or driving in four-wheel-drive mode set for snow or off-road conditions, may cause the transmission fluid temperature to reach 135°C due to excessive torque converter slippage.

I remember that the transmission fluid for the Mingtu is generally recommended to be changed every 60,000 kilometers or so, or after 4 years, depending on how you use the car. If you drive a lot or frequently go on long trips, the fluid wears out faster. Frequent acceleration and deceleration in city traffic can also accelerate its degradation. Transmission fluid is like the blood that lubricates the entire drivetrain system. Regular changes can prevent issues like rough shifting and increased fuel consumption. I always check the owner’s manual for specific guidance, as different models may vary. Keeping up with scheduled maintenance can extend the car’s lifespan, saving both money and hassle.

I think the transmission fluid replacement interval for the Mingtu is approximately between 40,000 to 60,000 kilometers, but it should be adjusted based on actual driving conditions. In the southern regions with hotter climates, the fluid is more prone to high-temperature degradation, so replacement should be slightly more frequent. In colder northern areas, the time interval is also crucial—don't delay it for too long. Checking the fluid level and color is a simple method: if it's clean and clear, there's no urgency, but if it's cloudy or black, it should be replaced immediately. As someone who often helps out, I've seen many cars suffer from gear wear or even costly major repairs due to expired transmission fluid. Regular checks and preventive maintenance are the right way to go.

How often should the Mistra transmission fluid be changed? I'm not very experienced since I just bought the car, but I checked some information suggesting it's usually around every 4 years or 60,000 kilometers. Over time, the lubrication effect of the fluid decreases, which might cause jerking or strange noises. For beginners, it's best to regularly go to the 4S shop for maintenance. They can help inspect and advise whether it needs changing—simple and hassle-free. Don't wait until problems arise to deal with it, as that could be more troublesome.

For the Hyundai Mistra, it's generally recommended to change the transmission fluid every 60,000 kilometers or 4 years, but the cost shouldn't be overlooked. Getting it done at a 4S dealership might cost around 700-800 RMB, while finding a reliable independent repair shop could save you half. I prefer changing it based on actual conditions - doing it too early wastes money, while delaying it harms the transmission. First check if the fluid smells bad or has changed color, or look for signs of leaks. Only change it when truly necessary - this approach is both economical and sufficient.


