Question about 1996 Nissan Maxima
Yes but only by dropping the transmission pan and screen. Newer technologies actually suction the fluid out through the filler tube which most definitely will damage the transmission. I'd also avoid the transmission "flush" that is also widely used. Dropping the pan and changing the filter is the only safe way especially since any debris would not be recirculated through the system.
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