How much does a CVT transmission cost on a Nissan Rogue?

Many early Rogue owners also reported their transmissions failing completely at around the 125,000-mile mark, thus forcing them to pay almost $3,200 on average to repair or replace their CVT transmissions.

What was the problem with my Nissan Rogue Transmission?

Grinding/Chain dragging on ground sound when driving at low speeds. CVT Transmission was replaced, due to inherant manufacturer defect. The new replacement part was an upgraded, newly designed CVT transmission. Front passenger-side CV Joint boot was torn, grease found to have leaked out.

Why did my Nissan Rogue stop accelerating after 86, 000 miles?

The initial 2008 Nissan Rogue, for example, would sometimes stop accelerating or stop driving completely for some people due to Nissan CVT transmission problems at around the 86,000-mile mark. It cost almost $3,000 to fix the issues that caused this to take place.

Are there any recalls on the Nissan Rogue?

Chart based on 396 repairs. See TSBs and recalls for the 2008 Nissan Rogue. Worried about potential repair costs? An extended warranty can provide peace of mind. Chart based on 72 repair trips. The repair cost chart excludes repairs made under warranty, do-it-yourself repairs, and repair trips that include maintenance.

When was the first time a Nissan Rogue CVT failed?

The first time it occurred was May 2009 (exactly 60 days from the date of purchase) and the CVT was replaced by Nissan. The car had issues shifting (rough, grinding, halting) and experienced high RPMs that were out of line with the actual shifting of the vehicle.

What’s the warranty on a 2008 Nissan Rogue?

We bought our 2008 Nissan Rogue SL new at the dealership and the transmission failed at 50K miles. It was replaced under warranty. Since then, our warranty has expired (130K miles now). Now, the new CVT has also failed and we have to pay out of pocket to fix it.

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