Are Nissan CVT still bad?
According to Top Class Actions, a multitude of CVT-related problems have been reported to the NHTSA affecting several 2013-2020 Nissan models aside from the Rogue. The Altima, Maxima, Murano, Sentra, Versa, and Pathfinder, along with some Infiniti models, also have notoriously problematic CVTs.
Can Nissan CVT be repaired?
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How do you diagnose a bad CVT transmission?
Many CVT transmissions that go bad are accompanied by a burning smell. That being said, like car vibrations, you can’t pinpoint burning smells solely to transmission issues. For this reason, it’s advised to watch out for burning accompanied by the above symptoms, and get your car looked at immediately.
Are there any problems with the Nissan Versa CVT?
The problems with the CVT trans is why I bought a 5sp manual with my 2016 Versa S sedan. Plus it’s fun to drive. But really good news for those of you with the CVT. I got the notice today, but I am out of luck. I have 110k miles on my 2014 Note SL. It now needs another transmission making this the third one for this vehicle.
Why does my Nissan Versa not turn the wheels?
Drivetrain No Longer Connected to Wheels If you’ve broken a drive/axle shaft, your Nissan Versa’s transmission has no way to turn the wheels anymore. If this were the case, there would not be any movement whatsoever from the vehicle. You also wouldn’t feel the slight jerk your Versa as you put it into gear.
When to replace the valve body on a Nissan Versa?
Nissan replaced the valve body under warrant as 55K miles. Under the 60K mile power train warranty. Just had the Valve Body in the CVT replaced on my 2014 Note.
Is there a warranty on a Nissan Versa?
Nissan extended their CVT warranty to 120k miles on the 2000-2010 I believe but nothing after which is unfair because these transmissions seem to keep messing up. Is anyone else having this same problem?