OK, so i have searched, it doesn't even tell me in my workshop manual. . . . . i need to know 2 simple things.
1: What is the fluid i am putting in my torque converter?
2: And how much?.
The converter is from a 2005 ZD30 patrol.
OK, so i have searched, it doesn't even tell me in my workshop manual. . . . . i need to know 2 simple things.
1: What is the fluid i am putting in my torque converter?
2: And how much?.
The converter is from a 2005 ZD30 patrol.
You could use the oil which is recommended for the 3.0 auto trans as it gets pumped from the tranny to the torque converter anyway.
Jacket_1985 (12th January 2013)
i found reference to that in my searches, some say fill it up half way, others say only 2quarts, its a bit weird for me. . . i dont like auto's.Originally Posted by nissannewby
As long as there is something in it before initial start you should be right just re check your oil after it has run for a short period.
x 2, had a quick look in the GU manual and can't find any info.
When I done my auto gearbox rebuild I don't recall putting in any set amount of gearbox fluid, I think the gu auto is the same box as my GQ
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Assuming that there is no difference in the newer autos, from memory it 11.8L dry, ie torque converter and sump, and about 5-6L for a change. Im guessing your doing a service? If so out back in what you take out, then check the level and adjust as required. I use Castrol Transmax Z oil, expensive but good.
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ok, cheers guys.
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