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NISSAN CVT TRANSMISSION CLASS ACTION SUIT

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Erica Brittian
8 years ago

my cvt transmission failed without warning

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Casey O'Laughlin
8 years ago

2012 Altima, 166,000 kms, total transmission failure (CVT)

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Kelli Etienne
8 years ago

My 09 Altima needs a new transmission at 150k miles.... Nissan extended the powertrain warranty to 10 years and 120,000 miles, but of course they won't fix mine because even though it's still within the 10 years it's just over the 120,000 miles. This is ridiculous!

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Leslie Holmes
8 years ago

2014 Nissan Versa Note. Bought as certified pre-owned with just under 10k miles. Transmission failed at 40k and replacement was covered by Nissan under warranty. Now this past weekend, not quite 3 years later at 114k mostly highway miles the replacement transmission has failed, and it will be $4100 to replace it. I haven't decided what to do yet. I opened a case with Nissan North America, but they aren't offering much help. This last time was quite scary because my daughter and I were driving on the highway at night, and the car lost power going up hills even though the accelerator was pushed all the way down. A couple times I had to put on the hazard lights and pull over to the side and drive for fear of getting hit. RPMs are all over the place, and the car jerks slightly when changing gears. Fortunately we managed to make it home.

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Margaret Smith
8 years ago

2014 Nissan sentra CVT replaced twice!! Just broke down AGAIN!

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Tasey Graves
8 years ago

I had a 2010 and a 2014 same dealership never revealed issues to get my 2014 car blew just out of the 75,000 mile warranty when they were supposedly giving me the 100,000 now they wanna charge me to repair

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Kelly McGinnis
8 years ago

Dealing with it now

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MICHELLE M SCHUTTA
8 years ago

2008 altima. First time this happened I brought to Nissan when under warrantee. They said someone overfilled tran fluid. Second time I brought to my mechanic who replaced tran fluid. Happening again only when hot. Now have 157k miles.

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Karen Sexton
8 years ago

2012 Nissan rogue... transmission bad and no help from Nissan because it's exceeded their 5yr warranty.

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Hana Daniels
8 years ago

My 2013 Nissan Sentra"s transmission suddenly died. Has 88K, no more warranty, of course. Contacted Nissan, $5,000 to fix..we need to start a class action law suit. I'm in BC Canada. Please contact me I have a lawyer who might be willing to take this on pro-bono

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Dontorius Swanson
8 years ago

2014 Nissan Sentra CVT failed. Turns on and drives then dies at any stop.

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Carlos Guerra
8 years ago

MY nissan sentra 2013 cvt transmission with only 63000 miles is breaking up due the cvt transmission. I can only drive the car on the street, at very low speed because the car jumps.

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jaime solorio
8 years ago

Does this applies only to the first owners?

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Kristy Kruschel
8 years ago

My 2008 Nissan Rogue with 105,000kms has an internal transmission error and they are recommending a replacement at $4500. I am 6 months past the 10 yr warranty and Nissan won't do anything to stand behind their product. Worst car company ever!

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Greg Taylor
8 years ago

Expererience same issues in 2012 Nissan Sentra SR. Technical Bulletin SB-10056188-9507 specifically for 2012 Nissan Sentra and other years and models came out in 2014 well within my warranty period.

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MichelleLynette Hughes
8 years ago

2009 Nissan Murano in eminent transmission failure

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Nicole Gordon
8 years ago

My daughter travels back and forth from Tampa to Tallahassee for college (FSU) and this vehicle is very unsafe as it automatically drops in speed on the interstate. I have had to pull over on the side of the road to let the vehicle cool in order to make it. This is dangerous as there is very little lighting on I10 and SR44 with a lot of wildlife.

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Lori Blackley
8 years ago

This is dangerous to my family and everyone else on the road! You cannot lose acceleration while driving down the highway!

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Badie Dixon
8 years ago

I'm experiencing the same problem with my CVT with my 2014 Nissian Sentra

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Kristin K Day
8 years ago

My 2013 Nissan Sentra just died and came to an abrupt halt while I was driving during rush hour. Nissan replaced the transmission and all I had to pay was a $100 deductible but now less than a month later it's starting to show signs of transmission issues again like shuttering , vibrations, and acceleration issues. Im scrared to continue driving it.