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Hi Scotty I have a 2012 Nissan Murano vehicle was driving perfectly until one day it stop. no crank no start but the speedometer works, I saw the key symbol on the speedometer when it’s on somebody says it’s a security issue, I check the vehicle has no steering actuator, battery is good starter is good fuel pump works all fuses good . Any thoughts what the issue is?
My very first car was a 2006 Nissan Murano S FWD, bought it for $6000 as well with 110K miles, and made it up to 193K miles still running perfectly fine, and decided to buy a newer car. I got a 2019 Jeep Renegade 4x4 Sport, I never enjoyed driving that car so after a week I traded it for a 2017 Nissan Murano S AWD, and now I'm so happy I did that.
Being a backyard mechanic for more than 55 years I find your tips refreshing help for those of us that do not want to rely on the dealerships. THANK YOU SCOTTY.
What do you expect when the Government has been dominated by Republicans (even when Democrats have majorities) since 1980? We have had people who don't believe in government determining policy for the past 40 years. And don't believe Repug bullshyte about being concerned about deficits.
I have a 2007 Nissan Murano with over 210,000 miles and I drive it like a TrackHawk and 2 days ago I changed the CVT Fluid for the first time and it’s still running great in Chicago.
Had a 2012 Nissan Quest went 150k with no problems. Funny how he trashes Nissan until he gets one and shows it has 176,000 miles and then says how smooth it still it. LMAO
I bought an 09 Murano after owning a 2003 g35 that I absolutely loved and had 0 issues over the years. The Murano has a similar 3.5 engine with reduced power. The murano so far is doing great. Fingers cross CVT holds up. I didn't read about the 09 issues until after I bought it. However other 09s I was looking at where around 200,000 km and going strong. Bought mine with 118,000km.
@@Squatch76 still fine, power steering pump died and was a nightmare to change. Another issue I ran into is it likes to flood when it gets below 0c. I assume it's a leaky injector seal. But if you put the gas pedal to the floor while starting, it turns off the injectors and clears the flooded cylinder while cranking. Then starts up like normal. I wish I would have known that trick when it first started doing that.
Status update, alternator died and had to change it in -25c. It was a terrible job, these things are awful to work on. Ps pump was easy compared to alt. CVT seems still ok but now have fuel injector problems and I think timing chain tensioners are going.
The rattle is at 1800 rpm under light load, but tends to go away in higher rpm. Tensioners are apparently an issue with these Muranos. Don't slack on oil changes! Not as optimistic as I once was... 😢
I got an 08 murano it never failed keep up on your maintenance and fluid replacements and it’s just like any other “good” car just fine had it for 12 years 189k miles
I have one in the family. 2013 Murano AWD with 69000 miles. Bought it new in 2013 for 24k USD . Great vehicle, 11 years with zero problems. Stay on top of the maintenance and you are golden.
I traded mine in at 254000 miles, and they still gave me like $3500 for it. The only problem I ever had with it was the transfer case which was replaced at around 80,000 miles, under warranty. Very dependable vehicle.
I learned how to drive in a 2005 Murano with a CVT, front wheel drive. We bought it used and had it for about a decade. Never had any issues with the CVT, but everything else broke down.
My family had a 2003 AWD Murano (first model year). The CVT went out twice under warranty, both before 90k miles. We ended up finally dumping it this year after the engine started knocking consistently 🤣
Chill out. Government has its place. Not sure if you’re only driving on roads you paved yourself, but if you’re not, chill out. Also, being able to call 911 when my dad had a heart attack 2 weeks ago was nice, too.
@@stmikhailthat's the local government kid. Not the federal government. Of course they better have 911 working how it should be or they'd have anarchy. That's the only reason they care enough. I say enough because if something serious happened where emergency sky rocketed they wouldn't be able to keep up. So, you were able to get assistance because everything is fine in your city.
For the money the 09-11 Murano are a great value. As long as the previous owner did regular oil changes then the cam and crankshaft position sensor wont cause you any issues. The CVT is hit or miss. Ive purchase 2 Murano a 09 and 11 and the 09 had the most amount of problems but nothing major
Bought a 2014 Nissan Murano SL AWD with 20k from Carmax, with taxes and extended 3rd party warranty. Well, the "central brain" sh*t the bed and CVT needed to be replaced. Luckily bought the best warranty they had so $8k of repairs was entirely covered. Now im up above 103k miles and since the overhall at 40k ive had ony minor problems. AWD was a godsend when we had our snowpocalypse in central Texas where we have no snowplows or winter weather infrastructure. Love the handling of the vehicle, although sometimes it can be a little too responsive to the bumps of the road (by are meant to handle a little more sporty) Never had it out on sand but i think i will try it out this summer
I have a 2009 Nissan Murano SL. Had it 3 years now and only had oil changes and tires done on it. It has almost 180000 miles on it and still drives like new. I love it and will be driving it for a long time to come..Even is fully loaded with duel sunroof..
I just bought a 09 morano and I'm afraid the transmission is going I don't know what to do I come to a stop and sometimes it will not accelerate .. sometimes while picking up speed the rpms jump up and car barely accelerates and I have a burning smell. I'm fked.
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My mother in law purchased a 2021 murano. Around 6 months later the seatbelts started to have serious complications hooking. Not to mention it stuttered and completely shut off when starting to cross a rural bridge like it was in shock (I guess it had to get its bearings to cross it because I couldn't start it up for a good minute.) I'm thinking it wasn't programmed for that situation because Google maps didn't know the location very well(?). Also, it will brake unnecessarily sometimes, especially if someone in the lane next to you turns on their signal light to turn opposite of you. On top of that, when my dog lays his head down close to the shifter, it moves it from drive, usually into 2nd gear, while I'm driving (I drive it the most since my mother in law is up in age, yet she just had to have a new car. She had a great one, old, but low miles she sold cheap to someone in the family for their daughter, well, the daughter checked the oil about as good as my husband does so the low mileage engine didn't make it.) I could probably go on. I personally would've done something by now but, you'd have to know my husband and mother in law 😳😂
I have a 2007 Nissan Murano SL AWD with 150k miles. I bought it 1 year ago for $5k and I’ve already put $4k into it in repairs (car drove amazing when I first bought it). It’s in the shop right now for the 2nd time within 2 weeks for the transmission. I find out in a few days if the transmission is done for good or not. ANYWAY, for close to a year, I’ve been hearing this strange almost grinding noise where my left front wheel area is. Specifically when I’m going slow and or turning into a parking spot/drive through. I was told by multiple shops there’s nothing wrong with it with the car. The grinding and crazy noises have been getting worse, and happening at all times when I was driving. the worst was today and sounded like the car was about to fall apart so I took it in right away. Well, this whole time I’ve been thinking it’s the wheel area but it’s actually the transmission making these crazy sounds, mimicking noises that was almost similar to a bad wheel bearing or something similar in that area. Definitely wasn’t expecting them to say it’s the transmission at all. Just putting that out there for anyone that may be experiencing this and not getting answers/being told the car is fine. Because all this time, the transmission has gotten worse for a year straight when it could’ve been fixed before it got this bad. I hope maybe this will help someone since I’m now in a bad situation with the car
06 Murano with 165K, trans was replaced at 116-118K under the wire by Nissan. I've heard a few knowledgeable folks advising to do trans fluid/screen changes at 35K if you want to give them a better than average chance of going a decent interval before failing. Cheap insurance for a 4-5k repair.
How fast are you pulling out in traffic? If your spinning tires your beating up your vehicle. Not going to last as long as possible..when i pull out with my v8 pickup i almost never have to accelerate quickly. Thats why it is 20 years old and still lasting..beating up on a vehicle and jack rabbit starts will definately not last that long.
Paid 3k for an 07 murano fully loaded 170k on it and no cosmetic issues in or out.it's got 190k on it now.the cvt is still working great. haven't had to do anything to it yet except oil changes.it's all about maintenance.
I bought a 2009 Murano new in 2009. My wife and I both love the vehicle. Our CVT had to be replaced after 11 years and 140,000 miles. I didn't think that was too bad. I have had other new vehicles in the past and on some of them the transmission didn't last 100K miles.
This is comforting to hear. I drive a 2012 Murano that I bought new. It has 57,000 miles and I’m planning to change the CVT fluid and both filters. It has been extremely reliable the last 11 years.
Scotty, you might think about possibly partnering with someone and writing a quality book on the use of your ‘fancy’ diagnostic scan tool. Or writing one yourself. With your 50+ years of experience and your communication skills, you might be able to make a go of it. I’ve looked around and can’t seem to find one, so maybe the field is open. You could contact a publisher and test the waters. They might be able to suggest an experienced writer to assist. After it is written, you could tell everyone about it and really get a jump on everyone else.
I just bought a 09 Murano and didn't know anything about this until i accidentally stumbled upon this video! The car performs great (236,000) miles currently and i don't know if the previous owner ever changed the transmission fluid before. Should i leave it alone? Or drain and replace? Thanks
I wouldn't even take a gamble buying that. I told my friend to go back to Nissan and tell them he knows about all the problems they have with their CVT transmissions cause they were trying to charge him a fortune to replace his. They agreed to do it for 3000 dollars so he got it replaced. He got it back from the dealership and then it sounds like it has a exhaust manifold leak.
Scotty I really like this video, but 90% of those codes are likely set because the battery died at some point. Clear codes and see what comes back, also Fluid Pressure Low code in the TCM means the CVT is about to take a dump. If you go into Data Monitor for the TCM and monitor CVT-A and CVT-B it should always be 0, CVT-A/B is NOT 0 then there has been either overheated fluid or internal damage to the CVT.
I love Nissan. Only vehicle I own. I never had any problems with the ones I own. I currently own 5. 3 from the 1980's & 2 that are 2020 (Versa and Altima).
I have an 07 Murano with ~175k miles and it has been an "OK" car... not great.. just OK. I had to put a new power steering hose on recently (common problem with certain years), change the oil cooler gasket (another common problem but easy fix), change a couple of those fluid filled motor mounts (a royal pain), replace a couple of ignition coils, and repeatedly snake out my sunroof drains to prevent it from leaking inside the car (PITA to access exit side of drain). The plugs are also a bear since you have to take off the intake manifold to access the back 3 in the transverse V6 but only have to change every 100k-ish. I have also had a couple of drain and fills on the CVT since I got it used ~2012. It survived a regular 75-90 minute commute (one way) for several years in the bay area without stranding me. Fortunately, I have been able to complete the repair/maintenance work myself. If it makes it to 200k with the CVT intact I will be satisfied. I have always been paranoid about the crappy CVT so I am gentle on the accelerator. It is a FWD and I did notice it was made in Japan so maybe that helps? I am not sure where the newer ones are made/assembled. Like Scotty said, just don't pay too much.
I bought a 09 murano SL in 2014 and have had no major issues... actually been a pretty good car and even today when ppl get in they say this is nice and I reply with this an 09 lol...think it's mostly about taking care of your vehicles and having them checked out often enough
@@GodkuRockwell1294 , no kidding. I immigrated here legally to seek for freedom and left behind the communism but painfully watching America turning into something I despised.
Nissan were so bad they were on the verge of closing, they tried Ford for help who said no. Renault took them over in 1999 so if Nissan were not helped out then they would probably would not even be around. Renault did not make Nissan cars worse it is the management at high level. I have been buying Renault cars for 24 ish years now and no problems with them. I own a 2005 Megane,2010 Megane, 2012 Megane and a 2019 Megane and my father has a 2014 Captur. I fix cars for a living and thats one of the reasons why i buy them because i know i wont get any problems.
@@alexgrant1979 Ford wanted but then said no. Mercedes also but then no cuz that would be too expensive for them - the risk. And Renault also wants the tech - but later more... We all know that Nissan wouldn't be around. 😉 But the cost of it. Sure the management. Ghosn sometimes even said that the cost cutting were not good but they had to at the beginning. The quality went bad there is no argue in that as Scotty always says. 😉 But Renault also went better after 2000. All these platforms were led by Nissan! The EV tech all Nissan. The problem with this alliance is that they make the competition themselves. Look what Nissan had over the years in Europe. And look now. Renault is big here in the EU. Nissan isn't allowed to offer much here. The German and European management is really bad too, yes... I am glad that they offer fewer models in general now. Better quality than quantity. I don't care about the how biggest company they are. I want reliability back! More like Toyota not like VW. Plus they have good engineers. Motorsport, sportscars, luxury cars in Japan (miss the 80s...) and more. One of the few Japanese manufacturers with a big tuning history. The 2nd biggest after AMG as far as I remember.
I have a 07 nissan fx35 and always going to the local shop. I always see on the display what cars are in and I asked the guy, I see a lot of nissans in here for repair and he said BINGO!
CVT WARRANTY EXTENDED .. In Dec 2021, I bought a fully loaded 2018 Rogue SL (manufactured in Japan) with 22,000 miles. Now 7,000 miles put on it and no reliability issues. The original drive train warranty is 5 years/60,000 miles which of course includes the CVT. However in Feb 2023, Nissan sent me a letter that the CVT warranty was extended to 7 years/84,000 miles to "… address concerns … expressed by plaintiffs in class action litigation". Now I feel much better about the purchase.
The coolest thing about this vid is the picture of the Who 8n the background, it's the members of the band walking away from a wall after taking a pee ie the name WHO'S NEXT 😂😂😂
They put cvt transmission in almost everything now and they put that start stop switch in almost everything as well . But I’ve have cars with the cvt transmissions and never had a problem with them .
I been fixing and maintaining my inlaws nissan Murrano 2009 everytime we fixed problem there is always new things to fixed , From Steering system, shocks and struts Calipers, power steering, Starter, Alternator, Pressure hose, Returning hose dangs now Radiator all in one year of ownership 😂
Dealing with our 2005 Murano AWD SL model, the A/C doesn't work, rust on the rear wheel wells, oil leaks with these VQ35DE engines, and I had to drill several holes in the back to get some nuts to hold the striker in place for the rear door. Oh, and the exhaust pipe assembly is completely separated from the rest of the pipe in the back so it needs a whole new exhaust system with new catalytic converters. (The cats are notorious for getting plugged up)
I have a 2012 Nissan Murano with 225,000 miles and have had it since buying it with 40,000. I keep the oil changed and tires rotated religiously. So far, it's been reliable. Other than regular maintenance like changing breaks, the only problems I've had have been door actuators. I did have to change the cv-joint axels; both at over 170,000 miles. I had the transmission fluid replaced once and thought for a while that it ruined it, but has since settled back down; wont do it again. Anyway, I hope the year is one of the better ones, but not sure. I drive a 100 mies a day round trip to work, but don't drive it rough. Normally, cruise control at 70 mph or less since gas is higher. What are your thoughts? Did I just bet lucky or do I have a decent year vehicle?
How many miles did you have when you changed the transmission fluid? Did you do a flush or a drain and fill? I'm debating this too, on my 2012 with 127k miles.
You should religiously replace your transmission fluid around every 30k miles with a CVT transmission! The fact you've gone *that* many miles only ever maintaining it a single time, is why it reacted that way with new fluid. CVT transmissions should be maintained frequently, not every couple hundred thousand miles.
@@RetroSpectiveMoto Actually, the founding fathers agree. We are supposed to have ELECTED people in office, not SELECTED like what just happened. At the end of the day, it's the duty of the people who are to ultimately defend the Constitution.
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Hey Scotty what do you think about the 2010 Ram 2500 diesel truck?
Scotty I wish you do the full review on Acura MDX 2017 advance or above . Please
Who tried to shut you down?
Hi Scotty I have a 2012 Nissan Murano vehicle was driving perfectly until one day it stop. no crank no start but the speedometer works, I saw the key symbol on the speedometer when it’s on somebody says it’s a security issue, I check the vehicle has no steering actuator, battery is good starter is good fuel pump works all fuses good . Any thoughts what the issue is?
@scotty-What do you think about a 2010 Murano sport..it has a new engine with 105,000 miles and they want $3,000 for it
My very first car was a 2006 Nissan Murano S FWD, bought it for $6000 as well with 110K miles, and made it up to 193K miles still running perfectly fine, and decided to buy a newer car. I got a 2019 Jeep Renegade 4x4 Sport, I never enjoyed driving that car so after a week I traded it for a 2017 Nissan Murano S AWD, and now I'm so happy I did that.
Being a backyard mechanic for more than 55 years I find your tips refreshing help for those of us that do not want to rely on the dealerships.
THANK YOU SCOTTY.
wow never expected scotty to have anything good to say about a modern Nissan
Me neither... all problems aside, the Murano is a beautiful vehicle!
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName my favorite 2 cars are the 1998 Toyota Camry's and 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis
He should run for Congress with a flip flop like that.
@@BA-gn3qb how about CEO of GM so he can get them to make good cars again
Must be the air in Tennessee!
Scotty: "The government is an endless money pit."
LOL! Our government is more like a money black hole!
Trump gave a few billions to churches to buy votes
@@justayoutuber1906 he cansay he actually paid his taxes, $750 ha haha. Haha ha on behalf of i bet 85% of the population
What do you expect when the Government has been dominated by Republicans (even when Democrats have majorities) since 1980? We have had people who don't believe in government determining policy for the past 40 years. And don't believe Repug bullshyte about being concerned about deficits.
The government has been captured.
Can't wait to see your street in the Spring once all the trees fill in.
I have a 2007 Nissan Murano with over 210,000 miles and I drive it like a TrackHawk and 2 days ago I changed the CVT Fluid for the first time and it’s still running great in Chicago.
If you maintain your transmission, it will last. Most people never change their fluid.
I see you comment on every Murano video. You should probably see my comments as well lol
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName Fse because people talk so bad about Nissians and it can keep up with a lot of cars in the street 😭
Had a 2012 Nissan Quest went 150k with no problems. Funny how he trashes Nissan until he gets one and shows it has 176,000 miles and then says how smooth it still it. LMAO
@@Noah-ui1iu Right
I bought an 09 Murano after owning a 2003 g35 that I absolutely loved and had 0 issues over the years. The Murano has a similar 3.5 engine with reduced power. The murano so far is doing great. Fingers cross CVT holds up. I didn't read about the 09 issues until after I bought it. However other 09s I was looking at where around 200,000 km and going strong. Bought mine with 118,000km.
Yeah I have an 09 Murano with 123,000 miles. No real issues and I drive it like a old lady. How is yours doing these days?
@@Squatch76 still fine, power steering pump died and was a nightmare to change. Another issue I ran into is it likes to flood when it gets below 0c. I assume it's a leaky injector seal. But if you put the gas pedal to the floor while starting, it turns off the injectors and clears the flooded cylinder while cranking. Then starts up like normal. I wish I would have known that trick when it first started doing that.
Status update, alternator died and had to change it in -25c. It was a terrible job, these things are awful to work on. Ps pump was easy compared to alt. CVT seems still ok but now have fuel injector problems and I think timing chain tensioners are going.
The rattle is at 1800 rpm under light load, but tends to go away in higher rpm. Tensioners are apparently an issue with these Muranos. Don't slack on oil changes! Not as optimistic as I once was... 😢
@@jordan4220If you keep hoping on issues like that, it’ll go for another decade.
These thumbnails have been cracking me up lately 🤣
Same. Scotty is truly a comedic treasure on top of his auto expertise.
More like laugh-crying while pouring another rum and Coke for me.
I got an 08 murano it never failed keep up on your maintenance and fluid replacements and it’s just like any other “good” car just fine had it for 12 years 189k miles
I have one in the family. 2013 Murano AWD with 69000 miles. Bought it new in 2013 for 24k USD . Great vehicle, 11 years with zero problems. Stay on top of the maintenance and you are golden.
a Bicycle with no seat is more reliable than the government but you get the same feeling if you forget theres no seat....
The same here in the Netherlands
Now that's funny!
Never did i think Scotty was going to compliment a Nissan 😂
I've seen multiple high mile Muranos. Great vehicles.
My wife has a 2009 all-wheel drive CVT transmission Murano with 248000 miles on it I keep telling her she found a unicorn
It's probably garaged and she drives conservatively.
@@GO-cz7cl Or it's properly maintained 🤷🏽♂️
@@ssjMaximum22Goku bingo lol they're not that bad.
I traded mine in at 254000 miles, and they still gave me like $3500 for it. The only problem I ever had with it was the transfer case which was replaced at around 80,000 miles, under warranty. Very dependable vehicle.
@@markcemo Exactly, they're decent vehicles.
I learned how to drive in a 2005 Murano with a CVT, front wheel drive. We bought it used and had it for about a decade. Never had any issues with the CVT, but everything else broke down.
My family had a 2003 AWD Murano (first model year). The CVT went out twice under warranty, both before 90k miles. We ended up finally dumping it this year after the engine started knocking consistently 🤣
I wouldn’t rely on our government for a damn thing at this point in time..
*ENDLESS MONEY PIT*
Chill out. Government has its place. Not sure if you’re only driving on roads you paved yourself, but if you’re not, chill out. Also, being able to call 911 when my dad had a heart attack 2 weeks ago was nice, too.
@@stmikhail it was a joke to go along with Scotty’s I think your the one who needs to chill and learn how to take a joke
Lmao me either. I wouldn't put my money on most things the government does these days
@@stmikhailthat's the local government kid. Not the federal government. Of course they better have 911 working how it should be or they'd have anarchy. That's the only reason they care enough. I say enough because if something serious happened where emergency sky rocketed they wouldn't be able to keep up. So, you were able to get assistance because everything is fine in your city.
The French used Renault designed CVT transmissions in some of their tanks with no problems, so CVT transmissions can be made strong.
Although I heard that they wine a little 🍷👈😂
Señor gracias for the info never knew that very interesting indeed
For the money the 09-11 Murano are a great value. As long as the previous owner did regular oil changes then the cam and crankshaft position sensor wont cause you any issues. The CVT is hit or miss. Ive purchase 2 Murano a 09 and 11 and the 09 had the most amount of problems but nothing major
Evening Scotty! Thank you for your informing videos during these crazy times
evening!
Bought a 2014 Nissan Murano SL AWD with 20k from Carmax, with taxes and extended 3rd party warranty. Well, the "central brain" sh*t the bed and CVT needed to be replaced. Luckily bought the best warranty they had so $8k of repairs was entirely covered. Now im up above 103k miles and since the overhall at 40k ive had ony minor problems. AWD was a godsend when we had our snowpocalypse in central Texas where we have no snowplows or winter weather infrastructure. Love the handling of the vehicle, although sometimes it can be a little too responsive to the bumps of the road (by are meant to handle a little more sporty)
Never had it out on sand but i think i will try it out this summer
I have a 2009 Nissan Murano SL. Had it 3 years now and only had oil changes and tires done on it. It has almost 180000 miles on it and still drives like new. I love it and will be driving it for a long time to come..Even is fully loaded with duel sunroof..
Would you like to buy another 09 with 145k on it?
@@anigah Thanks but I like mine just fine.
I just bought a 09 morano and I'm afraid the transmission is going I don't know what to do I come to a stop and sometimes it will not accelerate .. sometimes while picking up speed the rpms jump up and car barely accelerates and I have a burning smell. I'm fked.
@@patrickstroup9347 I hear that the transmission usually has trouble with these vehicles. But the one I bought seemed to be taken care of.
Señor what type of oil u used synthetic or regular
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Last time I was this early Nissans were reliable
Lol
Can't say that about the government
Last time I was this early they were called Datsuns in the U.S.
Didn't know u tube existed in 90s
“Last time I was this early, they were called Datsuns.”
Everything on my 2011 Nissan Murano mechanically still works. Accept for the trans I had to replace
I noticed after Scotty moved he must have found his old clean shirts and wearing them. Looks really nice.
You can't cheat on Toyota like that! 🧐
Toyota has nothing to worry about
Hey, just because he bought his dinner doesn't mean he can't still look at the menu!
😄
My buddy got’s a Nissan Murano with 245,000 miles with original engine and Transmission no problem.
AMC gremlins are far more reliable than Congress 😂
And there’s more nuts in the Senate than a Skippy factory...
A 1989 yugo is more reliable then are future government
Damn right
@@803speedstreet3 You know the election is over, Biden won, the nuts are leaving and being arrested. Sleep well.
@@thirstbuster78 arrested by who the pigs in the blanket you went in a body bag
Scotty always trashing Nissan's until he gets one and shows it has 176,000 miles and then says how smooth it still it. LMAO
Scotty is featuring many different types of vehicles compared to Houston years
I have this same generation Murano, I feel like Scotty is calling me out lol
I own a 2010 Murano. Not gonna lie, I started sweating LOL
@@Capt.LeviThePup How are you liking your 2010 Murano?
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName I own a 2012 Murano sl. It’s so smooth. It has 56,000 miles.
@@bradleyscarreviews I just got a 2012 murano too.
At 189k miles.
Is it good for you and do you still have it? No problems?
@@Miguel21ification I still have it, no problems, still powerful.
The Yugo was more reliable than the government.
100 %
That's a bit of a stretch...but not all that far.
A used Yugo with 100k miles.
@Dale Williams At least it'll get great gas mileage!
🤣
My mother in law purchased a 2021 murano. Around 6 months later the seatbelts started to have serious complications hooking. Not to mention it stuttered and completely shut off when starting to cross a rural bridge like it was in shock (I guess it had to get its bearings to cross it because I couldn't start it up for a good minute.) I'm thinking it wasn't programmed for that situation because Google maps didn't know the location very well(?). Also, it will brake unnecessarily sometimes, especially if someone in the lane next to you turns on their signal light to turn opposite of you. On top of that, when my dog lays his head down close to the shifter, it moves it from drive, usually into 2nd gear, while I'm driving (I drive it the most since my mother in law is up in age, yet she just had to have a new car. She had a great one, old, but low miles she sold cheap to someone in the family for their daughter, well, the daughter checked the oil about as good as my husband does so the low mileage engine didn't make it.) I could probably go on. I personally would've done something by now but, you'd have to know my husband and mother in law 😳😂
I drove my 2002 kia spectra from Nevada to NC, with no breakdown. She still rolling.
I have a Nissan Murano 06 with 161,238 so far no cvt transmission problems. I do maintain the car and it runs smoothly.
Just bought a 2011 Nissan Murano with over 200thousand miles and it runs good 😊
Is still doing good I have a 09 sl murano with 180 k
Same but mine has a delay when I shift the gears does this mean my transmission is going bad? Have you experienced that too?
I have a 2007 Nissan Murano SL AWD with 150k miles. I bought it 1 year ago for $5k and I’ve already put $4k into it in repairs (car drove amazing when I first bought it). It’s in the shop right now for the 2nd time within 2 weeks for the transmission. I find out in a few days if the transmission is done for good or not. ANYWAY, for close to a year, I’ve been hearing this strange almost grinding noise where my left front wheel area is. Specifically when I’m going slow and or turning into a parking spot/drive through. I was told by multiple shops there’s nothing wrong with it with the car. The grinding and crazy noises have been getting worse, and happening at all times when I was driving. the worst was today and sounded like the car was about to fall apart so I took it in right away. Well, this whole time I’ve been thinking it’s the wheel area but it’s actually the transmission making these crazy sounds, mimicking noises that was almost similar to a bad wheel bearing or something similar in that area. Definitely wasn’t expecting them to say it’s the transmission at all. Just putting that out there for anyone that may be experiencing this and not getting answers/being told the car is fine. Because all this time, the transmission has gotten worse for a year straight when it could’ve been fixed before it got this bad. I hope maybe this will help someone since I’m now in a bad situation with the car
Damn
That's good information though hopefully you have better luck with your next vehicle
I’m confused. We have a 2014 Altima with 144k miles and still drives with no problems. Depends on how you drive and maintenance.
"But I'm Going to Keep Telling the Truth"
And that's why we love your channel.
06 Murano with 165K, trans was replaced at 116-118K under the wire by Nissan.
I've heard a few knowledgeable folks advising to do trans fluid/screen changes at 35K if you want to give them a better than average chance of going a decent interval before failing. Cheap insurance for a 4-5k repair.
LOL. A Simca 1000 would be more reliable than the government.
My dad used to own one, your very close to Yugo territory now. :)
1000 x 0 = 0
Okay, that's enough liquor for awhile; you've had way too much.
Our 09 Murano must be lucky as the car has just under 300K miles and no transmission issues with no codes.
2012 Toyota Highlanders with 175000 miles are still going for over $10k.
Goes to show how much less Nissans are worth on the market, new or used.
But Toyota are the cheapest feeling tin cans .......btw Nissan never murdered people with out of control cars with stuck pedals.
every time I scan a Nissan.. it always has a ton of errors!!
How about Toyota and Hondas
Love the AWD on my Rouge because the wheels almost never spin when pulling into traffic, and even if they do, the car tracks straight.
How fast are you pulling out in traffic? If your spinning tires your beating up your vehicle. Not going to last as long as possible..when i pull out with my v8 pickup i almost never have to accelerate quickly. Thats why it is 20 years old and still lasting..beating up on a vehicle and jack rabbit starts will definately not last that long.
@@ronaldarchibald2506 If you live in medium size city, from time to time you will have to accelerate to get into traffic.
Paid 3k for an 07 murano fully loaded 170k on it and no cosmetic issues in or out.it's got 190k on it now.the cvt is still working great. haven't had to do anything to it yet except oil changes.it's all about maintenance.
I got an 09 Venza for $6 grand 6 months ago. I changed all fluids . runs great at 180 thousand miles. Runs like a ⏰ clock. Great investment
I bought a 2009 Murano new in 2009. My wife and I both love the vehicle. Our CVT had to be replaced after 11 years and 140,000 miles. I didn't think that was too bad. I have had other new vehicles in the past and on some of them the transmission didn't last 100K miles.
So you were okay with over $5000 for a new CVT?
Cvt transmission...oil change always every 30 k ... don't flush it...
I found 2012 and 2013 were the best for the cvt. My 2012 has 210,000 kms and drive perfectly fine.
This is comforting to hear. I drive a 2012 Murano that I bought new. It has 57,000 miles and I’m planning to change the CVT fluid and both filters. It has been extremely reliable the last 11 years.
My 2012 has 260,000 kms and drives great. although I learned today the transfer case can by a problem for these vehicles.
Scotty, you might think about possibly partnering with someone and writing a quality book on the use of your ‘fancy’ diagnostic scan tool. Or writing one yourself. With your 50+ years of experience and your communication skills, you might be able to make a go of it. I’ve looked around and can’t seem to find one, so maybe the field is open. You could contact a publisher and test the waters. They might be able to suggest an experienced writer to assist. After it is written, you could tell everyone about it and really get a jump on everyone else.
Scotty is wearing his Canadian Tuxedo, now he's in cold Tennessee.
(Hoodie with a jean jacket)
That’s the new version. The old one was with a cut off lumberjacket in place of the hoodie. LOL!
The whole country is in a political turmoil but that’s not stopping Scotty from uploading 4 videos a day on TH-cam. I love you Scotty. ❤️
Happy Friday Scotty! Man is that ever true lol! 🏁
Happy Friday!
Hi Scotty! You have saved me so much money huge props to you!
hello and thanks glad to hear!
@@scottykilmer Thank you Scotty, last year I didn't know anything about cars now I know more then the average people
I just bought a 09 Murano and didn't know anything about this until i accidentally stumbled upon this video! The car performs great (236,000) miles currently and i don't know if the previous owner ever changed the transmission fluid before. Should i leave it alone? Or drain and replace? Thanks
Scotty for Secretary of Transportation!
I wouldn't even take a gamble buying that. I told my friend to go back to Nissan and tell them he knows about all the problems they have with their CVT transmissions cause they were trying to charge him a fortune to replace his. They agreed to do it for 3000 dollars so he got it replaced. He got it back from the dealership and then it sounds like it has a exhaust manifold leak.
Scotty I really like this video, but 90% of those codes are likely set because the battery died at some point. Clear codes and see what comes back, also Fluid Pressure Low code in the TCM means the CVT is about to take a dump. If you go into Data Monitor for the TCM and monitor CVT-A and CVT-B it should always be 0, CVT-A/B is NOT 0 then there has been either overheated fluid or internal damage to the CVT.
I love Nissan. Only vehicle I own. I never had any problems with the ones I own. I currently own 5. 3 from the 1980's & 2 that are 2020 (Versa and Altima).
Scotty, Tennessee has given you more energy. I can’t keep up with your posts. Thanks for the videos and educational information. 😊
I have an 07 Murano with ~175k miles and it has been an "OK" car... not great.. just OK. I had to put a new power steering hose on recently (common problem with certain years), change the oil cooler gasket (another common problem but easy fix), change a couple of those fluid filled motor mounts (a royal pain), replace a couple of ignition coils, and repeatedly snake out my sunroof drains to prevent it from leaking inside the car (PITA to access exit side of drain). The plugs are also a bear since you have to take off the intake manifold to access the back 3 in the transverse V6 but only have to change every 100k-ish. I have also had a couple of drain and fills on the CVT since I got it used ~2012. It survived a regular 75-90 minute commute (one way) for several years in the bay area without stranding me. Fortunately, I have been able to complete the repair/maintenance work myself. If it makes it to 200k with the CVT intact I will be satisfied. I have always been paranoid about the crappy CVT so I am gentle on the accelerator. It is a FWD and I did notice it was made in Japan so maybe that helps? I am not sure where the newer ones are made/assembled. Like Scotty said, just don't pay too much.
That’s not ok. Way too much crap to deal with
You don’t have to baby it. The maintenance schedule has to be on time. Over 200k and led foot.
"let's say you don't trust anybody..."
[picture of 'Pope' Francis with children]
... spicy.
My parents have a 2010 Nissan Murano SL 2 years, and still runs like we just bought it yesterday.
That’s good to hear
I bought a 09 murano SL in 2014 and have had no major issues... actually been a pretty good car and even today when ppl get in they say this is nice and I reply with this an 09 lol...think it's mostly about taking care of your vehicles and having them checked out often enough
i have a 04 Murano 160,000 miles trans works great had it for years no issues
Now that's outstanding low for our government to be compared to a Nissan
Third world countries government are probably better than our government now. Smh
@@cuongandmari ouch...
@@GodkuRockwell1294 , no kidding. I immigrated here legally to seek for freedom and left behind the communism but painfully watching America turning into something I despised.
Nancy Pelosi 🤡 even has a lower rating. 🤮
Good day Scotty!
hello!
Nissan makes pretty vehicles
Reliability however is a different story
Chrysler makes ugly vehicles (other than the Pacifica of course)
@Joskj j just like bmw!
@@jah451 The 3 series, 4 series, 5 series, 7 series, 8 series and m2 are the only good looking modern bmws out there, every other bmw is ugly
My 2014 Nissan versa 2 years ago for $6000, with 25000 miles. Manual trans, window and door locks. Not bad IMHO
I owned a 1995 200SX ser for 20 years. It gave me zero problems. Hope my current vehicles hold up to that.
Scotty, what should I buy? A Honda Crv 2018 or a Toyota Rav4 2018?..
My family had one that was 2010 and we loved it. Never had a problem until it was in a small accident and kept having problems after.
Nissan used to be very reliable before partnership with the french Auto Maker Renault
Good thing they’re getting rid of them
@@RossMKF1 Never sadly.
Nissan were so bad they were on the verge of closing, they tried Ford for help who said no. Renault took them over in 1999 so if Nissan were not helped out then they would probably would not even be around. Renault did not make Nissan cars worse it is the management at high level. I have been buying Renault cars for 24 ish years now and no problems with them. I own a 2005 Megane,2010 Megane, 2012 Megane and a 2019 Megane and my father has a 2014 Captur. I fix cars for a living and thats one of the reasons why i buy them because i know i wont get any problems.
@@alexgrant1979 Ford wanted but then said no. Mercedes also but then no cuz that would be too expensive for them - the risk. And Renault also wants the tech - but later more...
We all know that Nissan wouldn't be around. 😉 But the cost of it. Sure the management. Ghosn sometimes even said that the cost cutting were not good but they had to at the beginning. The quality went bad there is no argue in that as Scotty always says. 😉
But Renault also went better after 2000. All these platforms were led by Nissan! The EV tech all Nissan.
The problem with this alliance is that they make the competition themselves. Look what Nissan had over the years in Europe. And look now. Renault is big here in the EU. Nissan isn't allowed to offer much here. The German and European management is really bad too, yes...
I am glad that they offer fewer models in general now. Better quality than quantity. I don't care about the how biggest company they are.
I want reliability back! More like Toyota not like VW.
Plus they have good engineers. Motorsport, sportscars, luxury cars in Japan (miss the 80s...) and more.
One of the few Japanese manufacturers with a big tuning history. The 2nd biggest after AMG as far as I remember.
Renault owns over 87% of Nissan under Carlos…..Wtf is a RENAULT!?
the first Gen Nissan Murano is the first vehicle I've seen that had a dash board that looked like a kitchen table😳
You think so?
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName yea, the first gen
2:48 missed a opportunity to put up that terminator pic
I have a 07 nissan fx35 and always going to the local shop. I always see on the display what cars are in and I asked the guy, I see a lot of nissans in here for repair and he said BINGO!
Thank you Scotty for actually talking good about Nissan!
CVT WARRANTY EXTENDED .. In Dec 2021, I bought a fully loaded 2018 Rogue SL (manufactured in Japan) with 22,000 miles. Now 7,000 miles put on it and no reliability issues. The original drive train warranty is 5 years/60,000 miles which of course includes the CVT. However in Feb 2023, Nissan sent me a letter that the CVT warranty was extended to 7 years/84,000 miles to "… address concerns … expressed by plaintiffs in class action litigation". Now I feel much better about the purchase.
good evening for the uk . hope everyone is ok ?
👍🇺🇸🇺🇸 Same to you mate..
@@randyjackson347 Cheers buddy
@@seanguedry and you
The coolest thing about this vid is the picture of the Who 8n the background, it's the members of the band walking away from a wall after taking a pee ie the name WHO'S NEXT 😂😂😂
Stick with "a guy like me"! ☝🏾😎
They put cvt transmission in almost everything now and they put that start stop switch in almost everything as well . But I’ve have cars with the cvt transmissions and never had a problem with them .
Scotty answers questions people ask in many of his videos in the end. Where should i contact him if i have a question?
Scotty, you have the best captions 😭😂👍🙏💀💀
A 1975 vega is more reliable than our givernment
I been fixing and maintaining my inlaws nissan Murrano 2009 everytime we fixed problem there is always new things to fixed , From Steering system, shocks and struts Calipers, power steering, Starter, Alternator, Pressure hose, Returning hose dangs now Radiator all in one year of ownership 😂
Dealing with our 2005 Murano AWD SL model, the A/C doesn't work, rust on the rear wheel wells, oil leaks with these VQ35DE engines, and I had to drill several holes in the back to get some nuts to hold the striker in place for the rear door. Oh, and the exhaust pipe assembly is completely separated from the rest of the pipe in the back so it needs a whole new exhaust system with new catalytic converters. (The cats are notorious for getting plugged up)
I have a 2012 Nissan Murano with 225,000 miles and have had it since buying it with 40,000. I keep the oil changed and tires rotated religiously. So far, it's been reliable. Other than regular maintenance like changing breaks, the only problems I've had have been door actuators. I did have to change the cv-joint axels; both at over 170,000 miles. I had the transmission fluid replaced once and thought for a while that it ruined it, but has since settled back down; wont do it again. Anyway, I hope the year is one of the better ones, but not sure. I drive a 100 mies a day round trip to work, but don't drive it rough. Normally, cruise control at 70 mph or less since gas is higher. What are your thoughts? Did I just bet lucky or do I have a decent year vehicle?
How many miles did you have when you changed the transmission fluid? Did you do a flush or a drain and fill? I'm debating this too, on my 2012 with 127k miles.
Never flush! always just drain and fill
You should religiously replace your transmission fluid around every 30k miles with a CVT transmission! The fact you've gone *that* many miles only ever maintaining it a single time, is why it reacted that way with new fluid. CVT transmissions should be maintained frequently, not every couple hundred thousand miles.
New fluid acts like a detergent...It was in no danger. You have to flush it out and change the filters on time.
Afternoon Scotty awesome video!
hello and thanks!
I've got a 2006 Toyota Highlander with over 200,000 miles and is still going strong. What are some things i can do to make it last as long as possible
You took the first step....You bought a Toyota 👍
@@mcc7762 ok
I own CVTs vehicles since 2007 195,000 miles never had issues with the transmission
1776 was a good year
Too bad our government forgot about that.
@@medmuscle then its time to remind them, in my opinion
Just go back to 1776 mate no nobody is holding you up
@@RetroSpectiveMoto Actually, the founding fathers agree. We are supposed to have ELECTED people in office, not SELECTED like what just happened. At the end of the day, it's the duty of the people who are to ultimately defend the Constitution.
@@RetroSpectiveMoto ....by obstructing a constitutional process? Ok.
U just wanted flex that big boy scan tool scottie.
Lol
just finished paying off a 2014 Pathfinder with CVT transmission last week.The car haven't worked in 8 months. I really learned a lesson,,smh
If Scotty says it's good it's gotta be good. I just bought a '13 Murano Platnium edition with 44k original miles.
Who's Next, one of the greatest albums of all time..
I’m new to this channel. My friend bought a retired police car that is a 2012 Dodge Charger with a 5.7L. Can you make a video of common “problems/issues” and perhaps include what are the best performance mods? If there’s already a video, can someone tag me in it?
Love the album in the background......The Who's .....Who's next? "Won't get fooled again" must be your theme song!
Since my father passed Scotty is who I go to about cars!!!