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What have you done to your Elgrand today?

Andyzz said:
Well there was nothing wrong with my old automatic transmission fluid it’s hardly any dirt in it at all but as it’s 14 years old I thought I would change it flashed it with 15L of EXOL DEXRON VI FULLY SYNTHETIC it was only £69.25 for 20L but eBay had an offer 15% off so it only cost £58.86 including delivery it is compatible with Nissan Matic J and S. I have used in my Nissan Cube 2004 and my son’s Nissan Skyline 350 2003.
The only thing I’ve noticed is that the gearbox now changes much quicker I’m lucky mine is completely smooth I do not feel it change at any speed unless of course I floor it and then it's only just noticeable. I dipped the original oil and put it on a white piece of paper and as you can see there’s hardly any difference between the new and the old so well happy now okay for another 30,000 miles.View attachment 8060
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Hi where do I find the place to fill the transmission fluid do you have any advice on how?
 
Iqbal_Ahmed_uk said:
I think that extra 'o' in your 'ooooooh' has done it for me, twin ovals it is then :laughing:
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What sort of rear bumper do you have? If you have cut outs both sides then I'd agree with twin ovals. If it's straight across( no cut outs) then I think I'd go quad pipes.
 
robert edwards said:
mines straight across could always cut ovals in it :scream: that would look nice :)
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You could. I'd be concerned that it might weaken it. Any one know if it would? When it comes down to it, go for the 1 you like the best. It's you that has to live with it day to day and they're both nice really.
 
Should have cleaned the outside as well but ran out of weekend, weather, light etc. But I gave inside a good clean and bought some new cheap winter mats to protect the HWS mats. Rubber backed and 3 quid each from home bargins
 

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Rob Whitton said:
Should have cleaned the outside as well but ran out of weekend, weather, light etc. But I gave inside a good clean and bought some new cheap winter mats to protect the HWS mats. Rubber backed and 3 quid each from home bargins
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I was thinking of doing something along the same lines. Did you have to cut them to fit
 
Hoobajoob said:
What sort of rear bumper do you have? If you have cut outs both sides then I'd agree with twin ovals. If it's straight across( no cut outs) then I think I'd go quad pipes.
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Mine's a Highway Star, its got no cut out but the edges hanging slightly lower.

Thanks everyone for their input, I might do a Pakistani style and put all of them on :joy:
 
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