Crixie:

There is a "qualitative difference" between Toyota n lexus or Honda n Acura?

Literally, yes? Are a Camry and an ES the same car, or are just trying to be obtuse on purpose?

CityNGR:

Tautology.

Convenient.

Story story

HeavenlyBang:


Literally, yes? Are a Camry and an ES the same car, or are just trying to be obtuse on purpose?
Convenient.

"Core" parts that make up those two cars are not different...same engine , mostly the same suspensions...mostly the same everything.Aesthetics n some bells n whistles are the main difference

Costee:
Nice reference, though I have the updated version NTB14-002a. As you have rightly mentioned it refers to some CVT failures. The TSB, in fact, refers to Rogue specifically (S35:2008-2012). I have a list of all Nissan CVT models and I have tried to track down the problematic ones. These are: RE0F10A, RE0F10D, and RE010E. Here you'll see Rogue, Altima, and Pathfinder for varying model years. I can't explain why, but maybe ideas from that TSB might be applied to resolve the issues. RE0F09A was used in the Murano before 2007, but the was updated to RE0F09B and has been used on the Murano and the Maxima since 2007 with little complaints. So if we're to use extra coolers on the CVT we should be selective.

Nice thread..... Following keenly

Crixie:

"Core" parts that make up those two cars are not different...same engine , mostly the same suspensions...mostly the same everything.Aesthetics n some bells n whistles are the main difference

That's good, then, because the only Nissan my car shares parts with is the Nissan 370z. A legendary sports car.

HeavenlyBang:


That's good, then, because the only Nissan my car shares parts with is the Nissan 370z. A legendary sports car.

Not entirely correct bro....shares some parts with some other nissan/infiniti vehicles

Crixie:

Not entirely correct bro....shares some parts with some other nissan/infiniti vehicles

Correct me, then. Apart from the GTR and 370z/350z, any other Nissan that uses the same platform is rebadged as an Infiniti in certain markets.

Nissan Fuga is Infiniti M/Q70.
Nissan Skyline is Infiniti G/Q.

HeavenlyBang:


That's good, then, because the only Nissan my car shares parts with is the Nissan 370z. A legendary sports car.

Wow! Rather sweeping. The camshaft sensor (to cite a minute example) used in the 2007 G35 is the same as that in the Sentra, Altima, and Maxima of same model years. Yes in the 350z also but not in 370z.

Costee:

Wow! Rather sweeping. The camshaft sensor (to cite a minute example) used in the 2007 G35 is the same as that in the Sentra, Altima, and Maxima of same model years. Yes in the 350z also but not in 370z.

You appear to be correct, but that doesn't invalidate my point. Most of those cars use VQ engines of some sort, and Nissan probably shares cam technology across its different engine configurations.

HeavenlyBang:

You appear to be correct, but that doesn't invalidate my point. Most of those cars use VQ engines of some sort, and Nissan probably shares cam technology across its different engine configurations.

Come on!

Costee:

Wow! Rather sweeping. The camshaft sensor (to cite a minute example) used in the 2007 G35 is the same as that in the Sentra, Altima, and Maxima of same model years. Yes in the 350z also but not in 370z.

Back brake pads ...same as murano
Front brake pads depending on the year of manufacture would probably be the same as nissan maxima
Brake disc too
G35s are wonderful cars as are most infinitis ...but nissan=infiniti
Infiniti=nissan

Crixie:

Back brake pads ...same as murano
Front brake pads depending on the year of manufacture would probably be the same as nissan maxima
Brake disc too
G35s are wonderful cars as are most infinitis ...but nissan=infiniti
Infiniti=nissan

Back brake discs are definitely not the same as the Murano. Very similar, but not the same. I'd know, I tried buying discs last week.

HeavenlyBang:


Back brake discs are definitely not the same as the Murano. Very similar, but not the same. I'd know, I tried buying discs last week.

The brake pads nko?

oblo:
I can say this with pride. Having driven a 1998 Nissan Primera, 2001 almera, and 2005 altima... We Nissan owners are just too comfy enjoying our rides. My current 2005 Nissan murano aka the workhorse has never given me any headache. Still on same gear and engine. Still travels Enugu to Lagos. Still starts at a go, never dropped me on the road, and I began to wonder how unrelated I hear the stories online. If you ask me I would buy another murano at the drop of a hat! Infact I would buy a Nissan any day anytime. Las Las na our maintenance culture be the ish. Take care of your ride and it would do same.

I have seen someone pour in manual gear oil into his engine because he was advised to do so as engine was smoking.. But Not gear oil ke.

Well let me go back to my hood before awon oni Toyota show face dey make noise.

Bro Nissan is a very goid car no doubt about it.Despite having Toyota car I also have Nissan Pathfinder 2010 and my Murano just came in last week bro Nisan is a car lets forget story.

Bro sometime I don't like driving the Toyota because it's like Nigeria is Toyota Zombie region and it make me sick sometime.

jrusky:


Bro Nissan is a very goid car no doubt about it.Despite having Toyota car I also have Nissan Pathfinder 2010 and my Murano just came in last week bro Nisan is a car lets forget story.

Bro sometime I don't like driving the Toyota because it's like Nigeria is Toyota Zombie region and it make me sick sometime.

You can say that again.. Like it or not.. All cars and models have their fans and believe me
. There is enough space for all...please Note nissan is not the only car model I have driven so throwing the "my papa farm na the best until I go another farm" no go hold water here....


To be very very honest.... Like I said earlier... I would buy a murano again


Bless us with pics of your new whip na @ jrusky

HeavenlyBang:


I don't drive a Nissan, mate. I drive an Infiniti. There's a qualitative difference.

Quit wailing oga Nissan driver

dumo1:
Since they took the CVT route and their unholy alliance with Renault. Everything went sideways for them.
These were the truly indestructible Nissan of the yonder years and what i see in my head when I hear the name Nissan.

True bro...
This even makes me emotional

That Pathfinder was even a status symbol that year

CityNGR:

Tautology.

It seems you choose to ignore the word 'qualitative'

oblo:



You can say that again.. Like it or not.. All cars and models have their fans and believe me
. There is enough space for all...please Note nissan is not the only car model I have driven so throwing the "my papa farm na the best until I go another farm" no go hold water here....


To be very very honest.... Like I said earlier... I would buy a murano again


Bless us with pics of your new whip na @ jrusky

I totally agree on this one!

Even the Land-rover Freelander 1st generation have enthusiasts

CityNGR:


Quit wailing oga Nissan driver

You really want to make the word Nissan sound like an automotive disease

that's just semantics

Inception:


It seems you choose to ignore the word 'qualitative'

I Bought my 2007 Nissan pathy since 2010,other than change oil and hub the SUV has served me loyally. The 4wd is next to none. At the time the road leading to my house was being constructed I was the only one who drove his car home,the SUV was pushing through the muddy and sandy road as if it was tarred

jodeci:
I Bought my 2007 Nissan pathy since 2010,other than change oil and hub the SUV has served me loyally. The 4wd is next to none. At the time the road leading to my house was being constructed I was the only one who drove his car home,the SUV was pushing through the muddy and sandy road as if it was tarred

Nice. How did you finally fix the P0011 code?

oblo:
I can say this with pride. Having driven a 1998 Nissan Primera, 2001 almera, and 2005 altima... We Nissan owners are just too comfy enjoying our rides. My current 2005 Nissan murano aka the workhorse has never given me any headache. Still on same gear and engine. Still travels Enugu to Lagos. Still starts at a go, never dropped me on the road, and I began to wonder how unrelated I hear the stories online. If you ask me I would buy another murano at the drop of a hat! Infact I would buy a Nissan any day anytime. Las Las na our maintenance culture be the ish. Take care of your ride and it would do same.

I have seen someone pour in manual gear oil into his engine because he was advised to do so as engine was smoking.. But Not gear oil ke.

Well let me go back to my hood before awon oni Toyota show face dey make noise.

Please will you recommend murano for someone with all sincerity ,I love the mode of the car but I have doubt for its performance and maintenance.. Thanks

Charly68:
Please will you recommend murano for someone with all sincerity ,I love the mode of the car but I have doubt for its performance and maintenance.. Thanks

Question wasn't directed at me, but no, I wouldn't recommend. The Murano is just not a great car, anecdotal evidence stating otherwise notwithstanding.

HeavenlyBang:

Question wasn't directed at me, but no, I wouldn't recommend. The Murano is just not a great car, anecdotal evidence stating otherwise notwithstanding.

Thanks sir

Pls I am seein murano Online clean ones . What’s the fault associated with it (if it’s something I can cope it I will go for it) kindly advice in layman’s terms guys

Costee:

Nice. How did you finally fix the P0011 code?

Replaced the intake timing control solenoid.

Im thinking of getting the maxima 11 model or altima
But i dey fear copart
All the mechanics and pabel beaters af met
Confirmed to me that nissan nor be motor
Say u sef go hail

Everything lies down to copart and how its been taken care of

jodeci:
I Bought my 2007 Nissan pathy since 2010,other than change oil and hub the SUV has served me loyally. The 4wd is next to none. At the time the road leading to my house was being constructed I was the only one who drove his car home,the SUV was pushing through the muddy and sandy road as if it was tarred

how much did u get it sir

I think the problem especially in Nigeria, is that people just follow the crowd.

There is this fear that some mechanics, and some previous Nissan owners have put in the minds of those wanting to own a Nissan brand in the future.

They talk about some of their transmissions systems, and even electronics/electrical problems with Nissan brands.

In my opinion, its somehow when these vehicles comes to Nigeria, that these problems begins to occur.

Some are as a result of the lackadaisical attitudes of some car owners to maintenance, and all that.

I currently own a M45 Infiniti V8.
Nice car, and durable.


Regards,
Joseph
DW Nig Ltd
Isolo, Lagos

TRYGO:
I think the problem especially in Nigeria, is that people just follow the crowd.

There is this fear that some mechanics, and some previous Nissan owners have put in the minds of those wanting to own a Nissan brand in the future.

They talk about some of their transmissions systems, and even electronics/electrical problems with Nissan brands.

In my opinion, its somehow when these vehicles comes to Nigeria, that these problems begins to occur.

Some are as a result of the lackadaisical attitudes of some car owners to maintenance, and all that.

I currently own a M45 Infiniti V8.
Nice car, and durable.


Regards,
Joseph
DW Nig Ltd
Isolo, Lagos

It always amazes me when people talk about Infiniti's and transmission issues. Like, wtf, those cars have some of the most resilient transmissions out there.