How to Check the Transmission Fluid Level in a Sylphy?

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SawyerAnn
07/29/25 5:54pm
Nissan Sylphy CVT transmission fluid level inspection method: Use a hexagon tool to remove the fluid level screw deep inside the drain port, and fluid will flow out. The Nissan Sylphy transmission requires 3 to 4 liters of fluid, and the transmission fluid must not be misused or mixed with automatic transmission fluid. Below is extended information about transmission fluid: 1. Over time, transmission fluid viscosity becomes thinner, leading to decreased lubrication performance, reduced sealing capability, increased resistance and wear, resulting in unstable pressure and affecting hydraulic system operation accuracy. 2. Transmission control precision decreases, shift accuracy reduces, affecting smoothness and response speed. Deteriorated fluid has reduced cooling and anti-oxidation performance, causing issues like excessive oil temperature, creating a vicious cycle that further shortens fluid and transmission component lifespan. 3. Automatic transmission fluid should be replaced every 60,000-80,000 km or 2-3 years. Failure to replace the automatic transmission fluid promptly directly impacts vehicle performance, fuel consumption, and even the automatic transmission's service life.
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