Had to break hard to avoid debris in the road. The car then started “shuttering”. When I tried to accelerate, car would barely go. The engine was running fine after this but when I placed it in gear, car wouldn’t go and rolled backwards while in oncoming traffic. Engine light did come on. Car was towed to a transmission repair shop.
2014 Nissan Murano transmission complaints
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Cvt transmission failed with no warning during traffic on a bridge in New York 150 miles away. I was almost hit. Car would not go. Car had to be brought back by trailer. Cvt transmission had to be replaced. The CVT transmissions are a known problem and Nissan is doing nothing to fix it.
CVT transmission failure.
The contact owns a 2014 Nissan Murano. The contact stated that there was a delay in response while the vehicle was shifting gears. The check engine warning light was illuminated indicating that the engine was overheating. The contact stated that whenever the accelerator pedal was depressed, the vehicle would fail to respond. The failure would occur after driving the vehicle for approximately an hour. The contact had taken the vehicle to the dealer who diagnosed that the transmission failed. The mechanic replaced the battery. There was no repair performed on the transmission. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 55,000.
I just bought this car from a dealer in Michigan who gave me a 7-day drivetrain warranty. But as luck would have it, the CVT transmission went out on me in less than 1000 miles and a month later.
Transmission failing while driving. Hesitated while driving then wouldn't go
My CVT transmission is shaking, shuddering,vibrating.. I brought to wallace nissan with 103k on it and was told it was not part of the recall..there is currently a big recall on nissan CVT transmissions and they extended to 10yrs 120k. I contacted niassan case # 42026948 and they say its not part of recall..this has been going on over a month
Tl* the contact owns a 2014 nissan murano. The contact stated that the vehicle was at stand still at a traffic light, when dressing the accelerator pedal but the vehicle failed to repsond. The contact stated no warning light was illuminated. The vehicle was not drivable. The vehicle was towed to independent mechanic and was informed needing transmission to be replaced. The vehicle was towed to unknown local dealer where he had the transmission repaired. The contact stated on august 6, 2020 while driving 65 MPH, when he heard an abnormal noise and the RPM rose rapidly. The contact stated the check engine warning light was illuminated. The contact stated he continued driving to a nearby gas station. The contact stated he was able to restart the vehicle and when he shifted to reverse, the RPM was not functioning. The contact stated he then shifted to drive and the vehicle began to work properly. The contact stated he drove to his residence. The contact called the local dealer nissan of dearborn located at 24501 michigan ave, dearborn, mi 48124, (313) 749-3200, and were made aware of the failure. The vehicle had been diagnosed and transmission replaced with new one. The manufacturer had not been informed of failure. The failure mileage was approximately 85,000.*dt
Aug 2019 at 61k miles CVT transmission went out. Fought with nissan to repair of which they replaced. Now, aug 2020 at 69k, car feels like it goes over 'rumble strips' when coming out of a tight turn (I.e. Backing out of driveway or parking spot). Nissan north cannot find or fix issue. No idea what to do but feel safety can be compromised due to vehicle history. Independent mechanic did state I have a transmission fluid leak. He is further investigating issue but no repair has been made
The stepper motor keeps going when your driving
When driving on a long trip, with the cruise-control set, the car suddenly lurched and lost power. The speed reduced and it came out of cruise. I had just started up an incline, so I didn't know if that was the problem. A short time after that the check engine light came on. The transmission started to have issues. It would not go into overdrive and would over rev. We were able to make it to our destination and we took it to a mechanic to have the check engine light checked. The mechanic said it was the transmission and that they could not repair it. We called a transmission shop and they said that they could not repair it either. They had not had any training on how to repair it and that the transmission would have to be replaced. They also said that they had other nissan muranos come in with the same issue. This could be a serious safety issue that could if this happened on a highway with heavy traffic. We made it to the second part of the trip but we had to baby the car. The car would not make it home with the car and we had to have it shipped back. I checked and there is not a recall for this issue.
My nissan murano's CVT transmission suddenly failed while driving in the passing lane on interstate highway 84. This placed me and my physically disabled wife in an extremely dangerous situation.
Was driving on vacation from connecticut to south carolina on 8/3/18. Just as we arrived there, the car began jerking at random times while driving and eventually just slowed down to a crawl. We managed to get it to a local nissan dealership and they informed us the transmission failed (we had 62k miles on the car - 2k miles past the warranty). The dealer told us that it likely failed due to the high temperatures the transmission experienced from such a long drive. We paid to have it replaced. Then on 7/26/19, the car experienced the same thing at 76,000 miles. While driving, it began to not accelerate correctly and eventually just started to crawl at a slow pace. We managed to get the car off the side of the road and took it to a nissan dealership. They told us that the transmission had failed.. The replacement transmission we put in the year prior came with a 1 year/12k mile warranty. While it failed within a year, we were 2k miles over the warranty limit. We are now paying to have it replaced again. Two failures withing a year period costing over 8500. I know nissan has had CVT transmission issues with other vehicles, I believe there is also a problem with the ones in the murano...
Driving home on hwy in motion and transmission quit working, had it towed. It works for 5 minutes cold, stops when warmed up.
Transmission slipping and dropping gears at 30,000 miles. I want to make a complaint so they have to replace these
Cvt transmission. Vehicle decelerates and accelerates without warning (check engine light is on). Mainly at stop lights. It is slow to start. When trying to accelerate, vehicle stalls, jumps, or slips with RPM accelerating above 4 rpmx1000, while speed remains at 10 MPH for 2-3 minutes. Loud humming noise when vehicle is trying to accelerate. Vehicle makes no noise in the morning. Symptoms worsen when vehicle or outside temperature is hot (e.g. Above 85 f). Cannot drive above 45 MPH or on highway. Vehicle is only 4 years old with 112k miles. Has been serviced on-time by dealer. Vehicle is unsafe to drive, especially when crossing intersections.
Driving mountain terrain on hwy 87 north in the desert heat near phoenix the vehicle lost power and would not accelerate properly. When taken to the dealership we were told that it was something that they see frequently when driving long distances, up mountains or in extreme heat. Also told by nissan consumer affairs rep that she was working on several similar cases, but a resolve is made on a case by case basis. Upon doing research nissan has had many problems with the CVT transmissions. We feel that the transmission not working properly is a huge safety concern, as you cannot accelerate properly if need be, driving on these mountain terrains is dangerous enough when you can accelerate properly. Nissan consumer affairs has yet to say whether they can provide a resolution.
Cvt transmission loss acceleration and low power mode city driving. Fault light came up on dash. Our auto tech determined it's the transmission
Tl* the contact owns a 2014 nissan murano. While driving 70 MPH, the transmission went into limp mode and the vehicle stalled. In addition, the check engine indicator illuminated. The vehicle was taken to crown nissan (300 e cypress ave, redding, ca 96002) where it was diagnosed that the transmission failed. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 92,000. The VIN was not available.
Transmission slipping. Rpm goes up and down when accelerating. The engine light came on while driving. We took to mechanic and were told selenoid b on transmission was out. Also both window visors fall when driving impairing vision.
First and foremost the vehicle has a automatic transmission. When driving the vehicle and you stop at a traffic signal if the road has a slight incline ( the car ignition on and the shift in drive), the vehicle will proceed to roll backward into the car behind you. Moreover, . If the vehicle is on a slight decline( the car ignition on and shift in reverse) the car will proceed to roll forward into car in front. More importantly, the car was taken to the dealership service department and the situation was explained in detail to the tech. ,the service tech reported, " this particular transmission, does not prevent this kind of occurrence" in short, this is a safety problem that should be immediately investigated, and the vehicle should be recalled to address this safety hazard.
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