Nissan Transmission Repair & Rebuild - Eagle Transmission & Auto Repair

Nissan CVT Transmission Repair & Rebuild in Mesquite, TX

Does your Nissan have a CVT transmission problem?

At Eagle Transmission in Mesquite we specializes at repair and rebuilding cvt transmissions. Our rebuilders are experts at rebuilding CVT and troubleshooting cvt transmissions. We offer a Free initial check out and Free towing with major Repair. We are the Dealer Alternative to CVT Transmission Repairs / Replacement.

How do I know if I have a issue with my CVT Transmission?

The most common problems occur because of fluid maintenance. These issues include:

Dirty or Low Transmission Fluid - Transmission fluid utilized beyond the recommended maintenance interval.

Incorrect Fluid Employed - Only go to a Service provider that knows the needs and requirements of your CVT transmission.

Overheating Transmission - Due to clogged coolers or older fluid.

Valve Body wear - Because of lack of fluid maintenance.

The above lubrication issues may trigger a Warning Light or Check Engine Light -- this could be a transmission problem.

Tips for maintaining a CVT

The most important thing you can do to maintain the health of a CVT is to service the transmission. We recommend following your vehicle manufacturer's recommendation regarding how often to do so.

What's a CVT TRANSMISSION?

A Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) provides easy, efficient energy delivery generating better fuel economy than conventional transmissions. With CVT, shifting is eloquent -- the vehicle performs like it's a changeable gear for every driving situation, and you won't feel any change shock. It uses a steel belt or string and a pulley system to move up and down the gear ratio in always smooth movement, providing smooth, more powerful acceleration and enhanced fuel economy.

CVT VS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION

The actual difference between a continuously variable transmission (CVT) and an automatic transmission (AT) is that while the two are automatic transmissions and do not need the driver to use a clutch to manually change gears, a standard automatic transmission has fixed gears -typically ranging from five to nine in number. Nissan's XTRONIC CVT and all CVTs do not have any standard fixed gear ratios in any respect.

Here is a list of some of the Nissans we work on

Altima Transmission Shop

Nissan Rogue Transmission Shop

Versa

Sentra

Maxima Transmission Shop

Nissan Juke

Murano Transmission Repair

Pathfinder Transmission Shop

Armada Transmission Shop

Nissan Titan

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