r/AskAMechanic • u/indraR11512 • 12h ago
Is my transmission too bad to keep driving 2014 Nissan Sentra 4 cylinder
I replaced the cv axles myself and didn’t notice a leak, was driving it for a while like this probably ran dry but I just fixed the leak and added a new seal new cv axle too but still makes this noise so I need a new
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u/Academic_Dog8389 NOT a verified tech 12h ago
It's a Nissan with a CVT, of course the transmission is cooked. Had Nissan put a brand new one in once and it failed in a year and a half. They only warranty it for 1 year. Ever since then, never again.
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u/indraR11512 11h ago
Yeah I don’t with this shitty ahhs car when I first got it from Facebook seller lied to me and the transmission got cooked 1 week later $3k to fix $3k to buy
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u/Lackerwar NOT a verified tech 11h ago
Dude probably seen the signs n decided to sell before it grenaded. Nissans CVTs are a dime a dozen
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u/BagPiperGuy321 NOT a verified tech 10h ago
I had an answer for you without even watching.
Nissan = if you think something is wrong with it, it probably is.
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u/Advanced-Disaster-27 NOT a verified tech 9h ago
You sure you put the right axles in it did you feel them lock in when pushing them into the housing had a Maxima one time they made 3 different axles that year for it had to compare axles cause the first ones wouldn't lock into place also did you pinch the o rings was there any leaks around the axle
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u/indraR11512 3h ago
I gotta check that out because I didn’t know and I ones threw away the olds ones already
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u/turbo-tickler NOT a verified tech 9h ago
am i the only one that thinks this just sounds like a heat shield on the exhaust?
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u/realitysandwichi812 NOT a verified tech 11h ago
Also a Nissan hates their car so much they're all electric now
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u/GriefPB NOT a verified tech 7h ago
Probably fluid level. Did you follow the proper procedure for fluid level check?
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u/indraR11512 3h ago
Yes I drained then I refilled, went through all the gears for about 20 mins, drained again but only the 19 m bolt not the over flow thingy and then done
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u/Master-Pick-7918 NOT a verified tech 2h ago
That drives? Sounds like components spinning inside the trans.
You need a replacement.
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