2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

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2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by ginger colin » Sat Jun 21, 2014 7:22 am

Hi. I dropped the sump for a service last year, i stuggled to find the gearox filter as its not in the front right position. I did ring round a few places and they didnt have a clue.There is a metal mesh behind a plate, to remove it looks like a ring of bolts... Has anyone done this without springs flying everywhere
Pic here, plate in the middle, mesh in square cut out

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Re: 2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by wonkanoby » Sat Jun 21, 2014 7:56 am

looks like the filter on my 2.5td,unbolt and wash out is all ive ever done
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Re: 2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by rita » Sat Jun 21, 2014 12:33 pm

Does the filter casing have 9 holes ?

Does the box have any numbers, letters on it, these old bangers use Nissan auto boxes, it looks similar to the B-130 Nissan filter.
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Re: 2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by ginger colin » Wed Jun 25, 2014 5:31 pm

Hi... its UM100 box. the filter was the meshed part with the square hole. From other descriptions I though it was up near the cooler pipes. It was about 12 bolts of 2 different lenghts.
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Re: 2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by rita » Wed Jun 25, 2014 6:43 pm

Does this look like it, if not your local Nissan Dealer should be able to help ..

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/sku/R ... 13901.html
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Re: 2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by Simon Jones » Wed Jun 25, 2014 7:13 pm

If its like my V6 with an Atco 'box, undo a stack of bolts (noting where they go as there are 3 different types), wash it out with petrol and refit it.

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Re: 2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by rita » Wed Jun 25, 2014 7:18 pm

Simon Jones wrote:If its like my V6 with an Atco 'box, undo a stack of bolts (noting where they go as there are 3 different types), wash it out with petrol and refit it.

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It looks promising.
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Re: 2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by ginger colin » Fri Jun 27, 2014 3:12 pm

Hi. Cheers for the help. It's had a good filter clear out tank blown through and new oil. It was a bit smoother but a couple of roundabouts it hesitated. I'm suspecting cavitation so I added half a litre. It's now about half an inch over the hot running (in park) mark. It is so much better now. Smoother and no hesitation. I'm suspecting the wrong dipstick.

If you have a um100 box (ali metal tag near catalytic convertor) can you measure your stick from wet end to the 3 notched marks and wet end to the start of the rubber bung.With the sump off the length looks correct but the wrong stick could have the notches in the wrong place.
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Re: 2 litre 2 wheel drive gearbox filter location

Post by dandywarhol » Fri Jun 27, 2014 5:26 pm

Good one Colin - pleased you're sorted. Did you find out what the HOLD light codes were?
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