Where is the Nissan transmission filter located?

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MacHeidi
07/30/25 4:49am
Nissan transmission filter is installed in front of the fuel tank at the bottom of the vehicle body, fixed with disposable clips at both ends. Filter replacement cycle: The replacement cycle is generally 10,000 km, with a mandatory replacement cycle of 30,000 km. If the fuel contains a large amount of impurities, the driving distance should be shortened accordingly. Removal method: When removing, use pliers to cut off the clips. There is usually an arrow on the fuel filter indicating the direction of fuel flow. During installation, ensure the arrow points toward the fuel inlet direction. If there are no original disposable clips at both ends of the filter, you can use hose clips of the same diameter as a substitute, but they must be tightened securely. Never use wire for fixation.
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