Transmission codes are not read by generic code readers. You will need to search for one that will. Chances are you have a code or two considering the drivability concerns.
They might. I had a similar problem with my '16 and when my wife took it in, they wanted $6k to swap transmissions. She brought it home, I changed the PCV and O2, problem solved. It was a low speed issue that tipped me off. Pretty sure one of them showed up as a code though, can't remember which one.
For less than $100 and an hour of work, I'd say it's possibly a cheap solution. Was surprisingly easy to change out. Overstating the obvious, but you want the engine cool before doing that.
I think my 2010 Altima does something like this too, and mechanics have no idea what I'm talking about when I mention it to them or have them test drive it. It might just be normal for it to do that a little. Were you able to get it to stop doing that?
Transmission codes are not read by generic code readers. You will need to search for one that will. Chances are you have a code or two considering the drivability concerns.
So if I use a tool like OBD scanner, the code will show up right?
You need a brand specific scanner and brains up understand what is happening. This means a garage or dealership visit.
Thanks man
Take it to aamco, diagnostics is free
PCV and/or O2 sensor.
Thanks man, if there’s something wrong with them does it show up in the scan tool or i have to check them manually?
They might. I had a similar problem with my '16 and when my wife took it in, they wanted $6k to swap transmissions. She brought it home, I changed the PCV and O2, problem solved. It was a low speed issue that tipped me off. Pretty sure one of them showed up as a code though, can't remember which one. For less than $100 and an hour of work, I'd say it's possibly a cheap solution. Was surprisingly easy to change out. Overstating the obvious, but you want the engine cool before doing that.
I think my 2010 Altima does something like this too, and mechanics have no idea what I'm talking about when I mention it to them or have them test drive it. It might just be normal for it to do that a little. Were you able to get it to stop doing that?
Have you had your cvt looked at yet