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7.2
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $4,000
- Average Mileage:
- 59,700 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 8 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- replace transmission (5 reports)
- not sure (2 reports)
- replace or repair transmission (1 reports)
transmission problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
That issue happened in April 2019, and I sent an email to Nissan Middle East but it look like they didn't give attention to the customer complaint as up to date they are not give me any satisfied solution and even they didn't give me any official reply, below my email to them.
Dear Nissan Team,
On 23rd September 2013, I purchased a motor vehicle (Juke, Model 2013, VIN: JN1BF5MEXDT150277) from Nissan dealership in Kuwait ABDULMOHSEN ABDULAZIZ AL BABTAIN. From day one, I did all the regular maintenance as per Nissan Service Center schedule. The vehicle is under Warranty for 5 years inclusive of Engine, CVT & Electricity parts. During the warranty period I complained about the vehicle CVT as the vehicle shakes while it’s starting to move and weak while climbing bridges or elevated roads. As usual the service center finding was that the issue has been resolved. I therefore request you to investigate the Nissan Service Center action about that complaint.
On 20th April 2019, the engine warning sign appeared. So I visited Nissan Service Center to report and then they requested me to leave the vehicle for inspection. After three days, I was informed about their findings; that is, the CVT has to be changed due to “found metal particle inside CVT” as per Inv. Dated 23 Apr 2019, as attached. Surprisingly, the estimated amount given to us is KD/=2,447.650 which is more than the present market value of a good running condition car at that time which is of KD/=1,700.000.
In my desire to find more about Juke “CVT issue” I explore and found out that in U.S.A. Nissan has extended the warranty to ten (10) years due to the same problem. I am providing you the below link for your reference. Having said that I believe my warranty period should also be extended to ten (10) years.
https://nissanassist.com
Altima, Sentra, Versa and Juke CVT Warranty Extension Reinstatement Requ...
My Comments:
· The vehicle runs only 61556 KM on the date it was reported to Nissan service center.
· All the needed services & spare parts were done by Nissan Service Center as scheduled.
· I believe if service center checked the CVT when I complained during warranty period the same way they did after the warranty expired there is no doubt they will discover the CVT problem.
Your reply is much appreciated,
Mamdouh Farrag
Mobile: +965 97278401
- Mamdouh F., Salmiya, Kuwait