Noises During Shifting Problems of Nissan Frontier

Recently my 2006 Nissan Frontier transmission started to make a grinding noise at speeds when shifting to a lower gear. I checked the computer about possible problems; that is when I found out about the transmission lines failing inside of the radiator. The water was leaking into my transmission. Nissan and the dealership that I was getting my truck serviced knew of the problem for many years. When I asked the service adviser about the problem, he told me my Frontier had 7,000 over 100,000 miles and that was the cutoff for Nissan to help. What made me mad was that I had my 90,000 mile service done at the dealership on 01/28/2014 , paid $523. 38 and nothing was told to me so I could take action to save my transmission!!! I should had been told of the defective transmission lines before it ruined my trans. Now I am out $3,228. 78 for a rebuilt transmission. They knew I had the Frontier, why didn't they tell me of the defective transmission lines. . . I don't understand. . .

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Took vehicle to local Nissan dealership for noise that appeared to be coming from transmission with a slight rowing sound when transmission shifted between 40 mph and 45 mph. Shop manager informed me truck needed a new timing chain and fuel tank sending unit. After making repairs to the timing chain which the shop manager specifically indicated that the problem was with the timing chain, my truck still has the same exact problem. These repairs were made at my expense. Now the dealership want me to pay for additional repairs that may not be the problem when they specifically assured me that the timing chain was the problem. I feel that the real problem with my vehicle is the radiator and transmission, which is a nation-wide problem with Nissan Frontier truck transmission and other Nissan vehicles. Nissan is responsible for a re-call on these vehicle. (will seek Nissan corp. & bbb assist to resolve this issue).

The contact owns a 2006 Nissan Frontier. While driving approximately 40 mph, the transmission gears stopped shifting and the engine revved and made a loud noise. The contact drive the vehicle in first gear to an independent mechanic who diagnosed that the transmission needed to be replaced. The contact did not notify the manufacturer. The approximate failure mileage was 95,000.

2005 Nissan Frontier. Transmission failure. . Vehicle shutters around 40 mph and some loud clunking noises when the tranny shifts. Dealer tried to blame my brakes. Took to transmision shop and was told it would be $5000 to replace tranny because coolant contaminated the transmision.

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While driving, the driver heard a loud knocking noise coming from the back. While shifting the gears the transmission would hesitate while engaging into gears. The driver was able to drive it to the dealer for inspection. The mechanic informed the driver that they need more time to look at the problem. Please fill in additional information. After 7 trips to the service department the consumers vehicle still had problems. After getting no results at the service department the consumer and general manager got into an arguement where the manager threatened the consumer. The consumer on his way out saw another consumer with the same vehicle and same problem the general manager made the consumer leave the store or promised to call the police.

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While driving vehicle shook uncontrollably. Also, when shifting a loud noise was heard from the front. Consumer drove the vehicle to the dealer for inspection, and mechanic replaced a transmission switch due to a worn out part.