[PlushBear]

Hi folks,

I am a 2012 GTR BE owner in Boston Area.

Since my GTR is a daily, I was thinking about frequent fluid changes. Should I???

What intervals do you guys recommend?

What fluids to use? Are stock fluids good enough for daily/spirited street driving? (do I need thinner fluids for cold/snowing weather?)
I've read about Willall lights? meant for cold weather but wasn't so sure about HOW cold.
Is it like Alaska/Canada cold? and will Boston weather be too warm for it? or is it meant for general cold (snowing) weather?

Also, will using non-OEM fluids cause warranty denial or other problems with dealer services?

 

[Storm]

Hi folks,

I am a 2012 GTR BE owner in Boston Area.

Since my GTR is a daily, I was thinking about frequent fluid changes. Should I???

What intervals do you guys recommend?

What fluids to use? Are stock fluids good enough for daily/spirited street driving? (do I need thinner fluids for cold/snowing weather?)
I've read about Willall lights? meant for cold weather but wasn't so sure about HOW cold.
Is it like Alaska/Canada cold? and will Boston weather be too warm for it? or is it meant for general cold (snowing) weather?

Also, will using non-OEM fluids cause warranty denial or other problems with dealer services?

For cold weather (5 degrees C and below) use I would stick with OEM fluids ... no question.

 

[shawnhayes]

For cold weather (5 degrees C and below) use I would stick with OEM fluids ... no question.

+1. For two extensive WillAll users to give you this opinion, I'd take that under consideration.

Shawn

 

[PlushBear]

ah ha.... alright, stock it is!

Thanks for your inputs. Really appreciate it.