You can use any good quality Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF), preferably from a manufacturer backed by a large oil company. The spares outlet will be able to advise you as well.
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check gear box means check the gear box for operation not just the oil level
take it to an accredited service center and have the fault codes read to find out the exact reason for the notification
Chec fluid level and condition. Old fluid becomes thic n slow. Make sure trans.cooling lines are not cloggd...heat kills an automatic. Car may just need seals rebuilt .....junkyard or jaspar if replacin
In the United States we don't use Kilograms as a measure of oil we use Quarts. Your country uses Litres wherever you are! THe MUrano uses 5 quarts of oil...you convert it to litres and you get .95 litres = one quart. Just use 5 quarts and all will be OK.
hello. with a new filter, add 4 1/4 quarts of oil, US measure. The type is any good quality oil, API grade SG/SH. Go to page 249 in your owner manual for more details, here is the manual in case you do not have one http://www.courtesyparts.com/pdf/2004-Nissan-Murano.pdf
please mark my answer as very helpful. thanks. Joe
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