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Nissan Rogue
USB Charging PortsNissan Rogue
BlueConnect® Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone SystemNissan Rogue
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NISMO License PlateNissan Rogue
Nismo AdaptorNissan Rogue
Nismo Air FilterNissan Rogue
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Nismo Beverage HolderNissan Rogue
Nismo Bleeder HoseNissan Rogue
Nismo BoxNissan Rogue
Nismo Double StackNissan Rogue
Nismo EmblemNissan Rogue
Nismo ExhaustNissan Rogue
Nismo Fuel RegulatorNissan Rogue
Nismo Key ChainNissan Rogue
Nismo Merchandise
About Nissan Rogue
The first-generation Nissan Rogue (2007-2013) made its official debut at the 2007 North American International Auto Show on January 7. As a 5-door SUV, it was offered in three trim levels in United States: base S, SV and SL. But 360 Value, package, S Krom and Rogue Select were added later. Nissan Rogue then was powered by a 2.5 L QR25DE I4 mated to a CVT. Then the second-generation Nissan Rogue (2013-present) was unveiled at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show. It went on sale in United States on November 2013 as a 2014 model and retained the three trim levels from previous generation. And now, Nissan Rogue still gets power from a 2.5 L I4 engine coupled with a CVT.
Nissan Rogue Common Problems & Maintenance Tips
First, won't accelerate and stops while driving. This actually is an engine issue on Nissan Rogue complained most by drivers. For your reference, here we would tell you some other signs. According to Nissan Rogue owners, engine performance reduced as decrease in gas mileage, power and acceleration happened a lot. What's more, the rough running engine may create squealing noises, overheat or suffer starting problems. If your Check Engine Light is illuminated, please make sure if the Rogue air filter, oil filter, spark plug, serpentine belt and drive belt are in good condition.
Second, (CVT) transmission failure. This is also a common problem based on data from car repair statistics site CarComplaints.com. Many Nissan Rogue owners said that when the vehicle reached at approximately 100,000 miles, there were leaking grease onto the inside of the wheel, vibrations from the CV axle, or hear clicking noises while turning. Sometimes, it would become harder to handle because of loose and shaky steering wheel. Once these symptoms happen on your Nissan Rogue, please get the Rogue CV boot, sway bar bushing, tie rod end and sway bar link checked as early as possible.
However, in order to create a comfortable and safe driving environment, you have to spare more efforts on your Nissan Rogue. Cabin air filter could filter contaminations and vent fresh air into the compartment, but it would get clogged and may put occupants with respiratory diseases in life danger. So, remember to clean it frequently. Emblem may fall off, seat belt may break, headlight and fog light may be dim or flicker and wiper blade could be faulty due to overexposure to heat and other harsh weather conditions. So, for your safe and comfortable driving experience, please maintain them on a regular basis.
The most important step to lengthen your Nissan Rogue's lifespan is to choose OEM Nissan Rogue auto parts replacement for it. As when it comes to precise fitment and optimum performance, genuine Nissan Rogue parts are unbeatable. What's more, Nissanpartsdeal.com offers all manufacturer warrantied OEM Rogue parts at the lowest price online. Hassle-free return policy and fastest delivery service are also available for them, so shop now!
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