Smooth Transitions: Addressing Gear Problems in Nissan Cars with Professional Solutions

One of the most common issues that the Nissan cars are the transmission issues. This is unfortunate for most of the Nissan users, but still most of them trust these cars for the other essential features that these cars have as the investment done by those people by buying the Nissan cars, it will be better if they would get knowledge on the handling and fixing such issues that they commonly face in these cars. So here you will know about the different gear problems that is common in the Nissan cars and they are to be solved.

The transmission in Nissan cars

In the Nissan cars you will get basically three types of transmissions. The common types known to many people are the manual and the automatic transmission type. In the manual transmission you would have to change the gears manually by the help of the clutch pedal and the shifter lever. You can shift to any gear would want to bring a change in the power and speed of the car. In case of the manual transmission, you would not have to shift gears manually. Just by shifting from park to drive you would find that the gears will be changing automatically by the action of the engine and transmission control unit and the solenoid of the transmission.

There is another type of transmission which is called as the CVT transmission. The CVT transmission which improves the fuel economy and make the car run much efficiently than the other transmission. The gear changed becomes seamless making it unnoticed to the drivers. But these types of transmissions have many cons too. When they develop some faults, then it led to many such issues which cannot be ignored by most of the drivers. Because it creates various problems for the drivers and the other passengers too. Therefore, the transmission service becomes very much important for these cars. But the good thing is that such transmissions get a huge warranty period of 10 years or 120000 miles.

The different transmission services for the Nissan cars

The warranty to the transmission gives a huge benefit to the users but still the issues disturb the users. You should know about some transmission services or some tips for the troubleshooting of the problem. First of all, before the beginning of the repair, you have to know about all the signs of the faulty transmission. Here are some common signs-

l Strange noises from transmission

l Delay in the gear change

l Transmission fluid leak

l Burning smell

l A feel like grinding in the transmission

l Transmission warning light or check engine light

For the diagnosis, the steps are to be followed

l The gear box fluid is checked first. In this inspection the gear fluid level is observed, then its color, its quality is observed. A good fluid would appear transparent with a bright red or similar color. But if it is dark and opaque, then it is a sign of bad fluid. A bad fluid can create problems in the shifting, it has to be replaced and the transmission should get flushed. Then new fluid is topped up.

l Then the clutch system is checked well. Any wearing of the parts of the clutch system can lead to shifting problems, therefore it has to be replaced.

l The shift linkage is checked well, the faulty one can led to hard shifting or delay in shifts. The damaged one is to be replaced.

l The bearing and the bolts in the gear box are checked. The worn bearing or bolts are replaced. The loose bolts are tightened well.

l The synchronizer rings are checked well and the damaged ones are replaced.

l The gears are checked. If there is damage like broken teeth or similar ones which can create problem, then it has to be replaced.

Conclusion

The service should be done at the authorized Nissan service centers only for maintaining the safety of the gear box and other parts of the car.

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