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9.5
really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- $4,200
- Average Mileage:
- 101,000 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 4 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- replace transmission (3 reports)
- replace radiator/flush transmission (1 reports)
transmission problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Replaced radiator several years ago due to the coolant line failure. The transmission fluid was milky pink in color. I also had the radiator flushed at a local Nissan Dealer as a precaution. The flush occurred after the radiator replacement. The transmission had been shifting rough and I was hoping that a flush from a dealer would help.
I was told that they would never be able to get all of the old fluid/contamination out. The transmission has progressively gotten worse at shuddering when downshifting or while in overdrive and in lockup. The truck will shudder violently at times. I have since installed a remote transmission cooler, completely bypassing the one in the radiator. I have been told that the shudder is occurring due to the water contamination.
I am now learning that this has been a huge problem certain Nissan automobiles with one of them being the Titan. I'm am facing a transmission replacement on a truck with approximately 96,000 miles on it. This is terrible. All because of a factory defect. Nissan should have recalled all vehicles with this known defect. They should have fixed the problem instead of just extending the warranty. The damage can occur slowly.
My truck only has approximately 96,000 miles on it for a 2005. Obviously, it hasn't been driven a lot. There is no way that a transmission should have to be replaced at 96,000 miles. The truck is in very good condition. There is no rust and is extremely clean. My truck has never been abused. Nissan should have to fix all of the affected vehicles with this fault. This is what they should've done to begin with.
- gmtmsm, Tipp City, US