CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2004-2006 Nissan Maxima has widespread transmission problems. It starts with the vehicle jerking when shifting, & progresses to full-blown transmission failure.
Maxima owners report spending $3,000 to replace the transmission, typically around when the odometer hits 100,000 miles.
There's a class action lawsuit filed in late 2011, & it is still in the "discovery" stage. Apparently, these things take time ... far too much time.
It was the first of two cam position sensors to break. They are easy enough to change. The front one is easy, the back on needs long skinny fingers and patience.
THIS IS BS I HAVE HAD TO REPLACE MY CAM POSITION SENORS 3 TIMES THIS WILL BE MY FOURTH. THEY LAST ABOUT A YEAR SAME AS THE WACC WARRANTY THEY OFFER. THE CAR WONT RUN ON AFTER MARKET SENSORS SO OEM IT HAS TO BE. BUT THEY ONLY LAST A YEAR. THIS BOGUS NISSAN IS BOGUS. MY CAR HAS STALLED ON THE FREEWAY WITH MY KIDS IN THE CAR. THIS IS A DANGEROUS ISSUE THAT NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED. CARS ARE TOO DAMN EXPENSIVE TO BE STRANDED ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD BECAUSE OF A LITTLE PIECE OF PLASTIC FU NISSAN !!!
- Bluvirgo80 ..,
North Las Vegas, NV, US
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It was the first of two cam position sensors to break. They are easy enough to change. The front one is easy, the back on needs long skinny fingers and patience.
- S F., Dover, US