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Nissan Transmission Problems Continue To Plague Drivers

November 20, 2017
By: Robert Silverman

Nissan has been featured in the Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) for over a decade. The CVT aims to increase fuel efficiency and improve the driving experience. However, for some reason, 1 800 LEMON LAW receives multiple claims from consumers struggling with Nissan transmission problems. We have handled claims across the brand, including the Cube, the Juke, the Murano, the Pathfinder, the Rogue, the Sentra, and the Z, as well as one of the company’s most iconic models, the Altima.

According to a recent Car Complaints posting, many consumers have complained of Nissan transmission problems due to overheating issues. Once the CVT overheats due to an inoperable cooling system, the vehicle will fall into a safe mode to protect it from any other damage. Afterward, consumers can experience vibrations, shaking, and shuddering, and the transmission could fail.

Our firm has driven down this road many times—we have even written about Nissan transmission problems in the past. According to a Cars.com report, Nissan has doubled its car warranties for certain vehicles.

If you are a consumer experiencing these Nissan transmission problems with the CVT, take your car back to the nearest Nissan dealer immediately for a repair with a service adviser. Make sure to highlight all issues you are experiencing, and if necessary, offer to take the adviser on a test drive. After every repair visit, even if they say the car is operating to specifications, make sure you obtain an invoice. This will help build a claim against Nissan, which will help you receive fair treatment as a consumer.

If you’ve had repetitive visits to the dealer addressing your Nissan transmission problems, and/or your vehicle has been in the shop for an extended period of time, please email or call us at 1 800 LEMON LAW (1 800 536 6652). You could be entitled to a repurchase, new vehicle, or significant monetary compensation under State or Federal law. And best of all, help is 100% cost-free.