Transmission and radiator failure making it unsafe to drive, nissan company is well aware of these issues and refuse to do a recall and refuse to let their customers to be aware of the issue. As for me I am pre-med and I need my vehicle to get to school and work I as caregiver for an elderly man and woman so not a very much of an income so I depend on my car about a month ago I was driving on the highway when I heard a noise at the back end shuddered as if I was driving over rumble strips I took it in on my next oil change.
2007 Nissan Xterra transmission complaints
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2007 nissan xterra power train/timing chain problem. The vehicle was purchased new and was regularly maintained. The repair is a major cost from $1600 to $2500 to repair it was slightly over the maintenance when problem discovered by nissan on a regular service visit. A claim with nissan corp. Was made and initially denied after several months of not being able to drive the vehicle worried that the engine would go. I continued to fight the denial and comply with all their request to obtain records on all maintenance done to vehicle. They finally responded and only paid a portion of the repair. The repair cost was still an economic burden. The parts were replaced to my knowledge. I am very displeased with the outcome especially being a loyal customer for many years. I am truly disappointed with how nissan treats their customers and will never purchase a nissan vehicle again!
Ok the dealer replaced the clutch and flywheel and all the other clutch parts with new oem parts so we will see how many miles I get this time before it brakes down again. It is mid april and car is still rolling. I have 2 more yrs before the powertrain warranty expires and dealer manager said that it will be cover and replaced if it brakes down before that. Hope I won't have to prove with the edmunds xterra forum print outs that I am not the only one with this problem in my car. My gas sensor was also replaced while they work on my car....so so far I am glad with anchorage, alaska nissan dealership.
Noticed that the vehicle was shifting hard especially in overdrive. Soon after the vehicle overheated on 4/4/11. Added coolant to get to garage. Upon inspection found that there was coolant in the transmission. Had it towed to the dealer and they confirmed that there was a crack in the transmission cooler and it put coolant into the transmission. The radiator and transmission needed to be replaced at a cost of $7400. I called the dealer I purchased the vehicle from and they told me there was nothing they could do for me it was a nissan issue. Called nissan customer support filed a complaint. After reviewing my complaint they told me there was nothing they could do for me. Searched on line and found that there are many nissan's from 2005 -2007 with this failure. Nissan is ignoring the issue. Contacted the attorney general's office and they are investigating. The vehicle is currently at a nissan dealership and has been since 4/5/11. We feel that the vehicle is unsafe to drive.
Battery died. After replacing the battery something happened to the transmission. The vehicle was "stuck" in 4th gear. Had to have the valve body replaced. The vehicle is 31/2 years old and the valve body was corroded. Had to be put on a waiting list for the part from the dealership. There has to be many of these cars having the same problem if there is a waiting list for the part.
I drive a 2007 nissan xterra at 41000 miles the clutch in my standard transmission started to slip. I took it in to the dealer (I purchased a 60,000 mile power train warranty) they charged me 135$ to remove one easily accessible bolt and tell me my clutch was bad (I told them this before I handed them the keys) and not covered by warranty as it is a ?ware part?. As the clutch is part of the power train it should have been covered. I was able to drive the car 40+ miles to my garage but had to buy an aftermarket clutch after researching and finding the factory part is defective and many have had it go bad after 10,000 miles or less.
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 nissan xterra. While driving 40 MPH and shifting gears, the clutch failed. The vehicle was taken to a repair shop where the clutch was replaced. The failure recurred immediately after the contact drove eighteen miles. The vehicle was taken back to the mechanic that previously repaired the vehicle and replaced the clutch again. The contact also stated that the heater and air conditioner fuses became inoperable. When he consulted an authorized dealer, he was informed that the fan blower was defective and needed to be replaced. The fuse failed again and the dealer replaced the blower motor twice. The dealer also suspected that an electrical harness may have caused the failure to occur but the parts would not be available until the end of june 2010. The contact called the manufacturer who confirmed that his warranty had expired; therefore, he would be responsible for the repair expenses. The failure mileage was approximately 60,000. The current mileage was approximately 67,000.
2007 nissan xterra radiator failed mixed anti-freeze with transmission fluid, transmission stopped working in middle of dangerous intersection no warning! $5000.00 to repair. Nissan and dealer say that there is nothing being done by nissan to fix problem.
My xterra could only go up to 40 MPH. The clutch felt funny like it was loose. Took it to the dealer that I bought if from and they said the clutch has to be replaced. It has just over 28,000 miles and I bought the 2007 xterra brand new. A clutch should last longer than 3 years! I paid over $1,600.00 for the repair.
Transmission coolant line corrodes and ruins the transmission.
Bought 2007 nissan xterra in september of 2007; sept of 2008 had to replace the clutch,with 23,000 miles on it. I've drove a standard car for 12 years before I ever replaced the clutch. I called the dealer and they would not replace it. I was stuck with replacing it. Bad clutch!
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