Hope it's no bother, but how did it go? Considering doing my friends 2017. Was it front or all wheel drive? And did you have to program or reset anything in the TCM?
@@Heat0ne pretty straight forward, I followed this video series and everything worked. I seem to remember running some diags on my scan tool. But the best news is we traded her out of that Rouge and into a Subaru Crosstrek last weekend. It was all wheel drive. It's doable with a lot of help from this video series. Good luck.
Maybe, then again, you’ll have to disconnect the fuel line, more harnesses, remove the rest of the engine mounts, coolant lines, vacuum lines. The way I like to do it. If I’m removing the engine, I’ll just take the transmission off as well (because the engine is much heavier, trying align it with the transmission, and the transmission do not have that much wirings and hose to disconnect). And if I’m taking the transmission off, I’ll leave the engine alone, and it also depends on the type of the cars.
@@fixchanics9969 considering doing this by myself now because the quotes are crazy. Would you recommend any places to get a trans if just to sale it when it's done
@@ryumerk9939 the concern I have with the transmission belt has rubber in it. Overtime, it will be stretched out. I was able to purchase the rebuilt kit from Nissan dealership. I'm sorry, I do not have a place to recommend you to at this moment.
i pretty sure you can do it, it takes about about 6 hours. Maybe spend a day to remove the air filter, battery and electrical. and another day for the subframe, exhaust and a last day to take the transmission off completely. I'm pretty sure and confident you can do it.
The tranny on my 2016 rogue just got the shudders and it's only got 60k on the clock. Now I've got a $5k bill to rebuild it. I'll never buy another cvt vehicle.
so sorry to hear that, did you change your transmission fluid as recommended per the manual? Honestly, I think even you change the transmission oil at the right the correct intervals, it will still go bad. Because, the CVT has a rubber+metal that replaces the old gears.
Thanks for this! I have to replace the trans on my daughter's 2017 tomorrow. This answered a lot of questions I had. Appreciate it.
We thank you too. Muck, and please let us know how it goes.
Hope it's no bother, but how did it go? Considering doing my friends 2017. Was it front or all wheel drive? And did you have to program or reset anything in the TCM?
@@Heat0ne pretty straight forward, I followed this video series and everything worked. I seem to remember running some diags on my scan tool. But the best news is we traded her out of that Rouge and into a Subaru Crosstrek last weekend. It was all wheel drive. It's doable with a lot of help from this video series. Good luck.
@@sbirddesmo That's great to hear!! Thanks for the quick response and good luck with the new car!
Great teardown! Super Mechanic!!!Thanks! for the tips on the removal!
Thank you so much
You guys are amazing. So much patience!
Thank you
Would it not be easier to remove the entire engine with transmission attached still?
Maybe, then again, you’ll have to disconnect the fuel line, more harnesses, remove the rest of the engine mounts, coolant lines, vacuum lines.
The way I like to do it. If I’m removing the engine, I’ll just take the transmission off as well (because the engine is much heavier, trying align it with the transmission, and the transmission do not have that much wirings and hose to disconnect). And if I’m taking the transmission off, I’ll leave the engine alone, and it also depends on the type of the cars.
Thanks man looking forward to the one.
Thank you
What’s that sensor at 10:16?
@@desr924 one of the speed sensors
Did you replace the whole transmission, or did you refurbished ?. And what was wrong with it?.
I REPLACED SOLENOID SL1
MASTER MECHANIC BACKYARD SPECIALIST (LOAD STANDING APPLAUSE..... Because it looks like he's doing this in his garage)
Thank you thank you
Having issues with 2015 Rogue at highway speeds it revs up and loses power and has transmission codes. Only 120k miles.
@@LL-fb8wz drain and refill the transmission oil, it might be too worn out and cannot keep the transmission cool
is it the same for nissan rogue 2017 sv?
very similar, only a few minor details
Great video!
Thank you Sir
How long did it take
4 hours
@@fixchanics9969 4hrs I'm getting 12 hrs quotes from most shops sheesh
@@ryumerk9939 really@ whoa, it took us 4 hours to remove it from the engine.
@@fixchanics9969 considering doing this by myself now because the quotes are crazy. Would you recommend any places to get a trans if just to sale it when it's done
@@ryumerk9939 the concern I have with the transmission belt has rubber in it. Overtime, it will be stretched out. I was able to purchase the rebuilt kit from Nissan dealership. I'm sorry, I do not have a place to recommend you to at this moment.
Is this a 4x4 or a 4x2?
front wheel drive
Howdy, do you know if there’s a lot of differences between the fwd and the awd?
@@96_sn95gt the awe has atransfer case and propeller shaft the produce power to the rear
well, you convinced me i don't want to do it.
i pretty sure you can do it, it takes about about 6 hours. Maybe spend a day to remove the air filter, battery and electrical. and another day for the subframe, exhaust and a last day to take the transmission off completely. I'm pretty sure and confident you can do it.
The tranny on my 2016 rogue just got the shudders and it's only got 60k on the clock. Now I've got a $5k bill to rebuild it. I'll never buy another cvt vehicle.
so sorry to hear that, did you change your transmission fluid as recommended per the manual? Honestly, I think even you change the transmission oil at the right the correct intervals, it will still go bad. Because, the CVT has a rubber+metal that replaces the old gears.
Thanks!!!!
You’re most welcome
I just go buy a new car before changing out that tranny in the driveway. Doing it on a lift is bad enough
Indeed
Ala madre es un pedote !!!😱
Simon, pero entre dos y con unas chelas. De volada. Y Ya que acabes te vas de vacaciones con lo que te ahorraste.
@@lnstaKarma how much is it to replace it at a mechanic shop with a new one?