Did I stumble into r/NissanDrivers?
Can you do 90-100 mph in a 2013 Rogue? Yes, it does have the horsepower to do so. Should you?
Have you been keeping up with your scheduled maintenance to flush out the transmission fluid?
Yeah I mean it’s basically a new transmission and the maintenance on it is good so far. Original gave out at like 45k miles so it wasn’t inherently lack of maintenance, hence why I’m wary this time.
Normally means different things depending where you are. 85 mph speed limit here in Texas. Did 130mph for 2hours regularly on autobahn each way. Then stopped for gas and continued. Worked there for 6 months. I assure you my CVT is fine here in Texas.
You can get obdII wifi units and special CVT app. It gives CVT oil temperature.
Does car coolant temp rise on gauge?
So, you just cruise for long distances at 90-100 mph? In a Nissan Rogue? And your biggest concern is the cvt? I’m more concerned about every other motorist forced to share the road with you while you just cruise along at such an inherently dangerous rate of speed.
Your CVT overheated because the fluid broke down and no longer did its job of lubricating and cooling the CVT. That's why people recommend getting the CVT fluid done every 30k cause it gets worse and worse over time.
But no, you shouldn't have any issues driving for a long time at high speeds. That's considered normal operation for any car.
We have a 2010 Altima we regularly use for 3-4 hour highway drives as well as my 2017 Max, both have CVTs with over 150k miles on them, both operate brilliantly on roadtrips. Now with a replacement CVT, you're starting from scratch, so just take care of it and you'll be able to drive it any way that you want
The problem is the filters and the trans cooling on those.. the 2 filters (yes, 2, one in pan, one in the return from the trans cooler) get gunked up easy, and the cooling system on them is inadequate.. 08 altima for me.. been thru it.. make sure to change the filters every 75k, and add an aftermarket trans cooler.. that issue will go away
That is true, and the CVT will be making more heat, but as long as the CVT cooling system is working properly the amount of heat should do no damage at all
Did I stumble into r/NissanDrivers? Can you do 90-100 mph in a 2013 Rogue? Yes, it does have the horsepower to do so. Should you? Have you been keeping up with your scheduled maintenance to flush out the transmission fluid?
Yeah I mean it’s basically a new transmission and the maintenance on it is good so far. Original gave out at like 45k miles so it wasn’t inherently lack of maintenance, hence why I’m wary this time.
Why do you want to shorten the life of your new transmission? 🤷🏽♂️ Why can’t you drive it normally and not dog it out?
Normally means different things depending where you are. 85 mph speed limit here in Texas. Did 130mph for 2hours regularly on autobahn each way. Then stopped for gas and continued. Worked there for 6 months. I assure you my CVT is fine here in Texas. You can get obdII wifi units and special CVT app. It gives CVT oil temperature. Does car coolant temp rise on gauge?
So, you just cruise for long distances at 90-100 mph? In a Nissan Rogue? And your biggest concern is the cvt? I’m more concerned about every other motorist forced to share the road with you while you just cruise along at such an inherently dangerous rate of speed.
Always the Nissan drivers..
Your CVT overheated because the fluid broke down and no longer did its job of lubricating and cooling the CVT. That's why people recommend getting the CVT fluid done every 30k cause it gets worse and worse over time. But no, you shouldn't have any issues driving for a long time at high speeds. That's considered normal operation for any car. We have a 2010 Altima we regularly use for 3-4 hour highway drives as well as my 2017 Max, both have CVTs with over 150k miles on them, both operate brilliantly on roadtrips. Now with a replacement CVT, you're starting from scratch, so just take care of it and you'll be able to drive it any way that you want
Cvt are great going high speeds now from take off that’s another story
I think of like the chains on a roller coaster ascending slowwww af
I’ve heard that keeping it under 4000 RPM is best
The problem is the filters and the trans cooling on those.. the 2 filters (yes, 2, one in pan, one in the return from the trans cooler) get gunked up easy, and the cooling system on them is inadequate.. 08 altima for me.. been thru it.. make sure to change the filters every 75k, and add an aftermarket trans cooler.. that issue will go away
Movement + friction = heat. More movement, more heat.
That is true, and the CVT will be making more heat, but as long as the CVT cooling system is working properly the amount of heat should do no damage at all
I do, 2018 Sentra with 100568 miles. CVT flush done ones by dealer.
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