Nissan Cars Suck

[@dogfrog9543]

Nissan selling the dipsticks? What a POS

[@TheTyGuy0309]

There is a plug, near the bell housing next to the pan, it’s a 14mm, that’s your fill check. Fill the trans, start it, pull the plug and cap it at 104 degrees fluid temp. Don’t need to use a dipstick

[@RKmndo]

Check your fluids at least every month. Drain and re-fill the trans fluid at least every 30K miles or so. More often if you tow, haul, ford, race, etc. Belt-driven JATCO CVTs aren't the best quality, but preventive maintenance can make even them last longer. Subaru used to specify their chain-driven CVTs' fluid as "lifetime". Now they say 60K miles. Drain and refill it every 30K miles or so, under normal circumstances. A chain-driven CVT can outlast steel bodypanels in a rust-belt locale.

[@nickwilliams2415]

Nissans are good cars, I'm not complaining about them The caption: Nissan cars suck 😂

[@lostwizardcat9910]

thats because Nissans do suck. Kias are nice cars but they wont live. Jeeps are...well you know what Jeeps are. Ford and Chevy are both just barely ok, but still overpriced trucks. GMC cant make a vehicle that looks good to save their fuckin lives. About the only good car companies anymore in my experience are Cadillac and Toyota

[@nickwilliams2415]

@@lostwizardcat9910 I agree. For about 20 or so years, cars have steadily been going downhill. I drive a 2004 Subaru 😂 I was just laughing about how he said Nissans are good cars, but contradicted it in the caption

[@viralbull8085]

@lostwizardcat9910 Cadillacs are part of general motors division company

[@mackmane6529]

My 08 frontier has 230k original trans

[@humanmonsters]

Wow

[@viralbull8085]

All they're doing is opening a gate for Chinese auto makers to barge right in, I'll buy any half decent car that doesn't have a reputation of breaking down after 5 years or 70k miles. Make that car and you'll be the new king of automobile cus even Honda and Toyota are starting to hop on the disposable isht car trend and no I refuse to buy I car that I don't own or have to pay subscriptions