[tmayes10]

I recently bought a 2014 Nissan Versa back in December while doing the first service at 4900 miles I noticed that the transmission was leaking it was leaking in between the engine the bell housing where they meet so I assumed it was torque converter seal. Nissan is currently installing a new transmission because apparently the parts are unavailable to fix this problem has anybody else heard of or have this problem?

 

[jswilson1987]

erm didnt you get the 1 year free maintenance with purchase of the new car? If not complain to nissan corporate they should get you one. And complain to nissan about this say its unreliable and your worried about your investment you should get free stuff !

 

[tmayes10]

They did give that to me, I just don't have the time to take my car to the dealer every month and a half for service. Maybe I could get some all season floor mats out of them.

 

[robj80]

somebody else just had this problem and it turned out to be the axle seal. But damn these things should NOT be happening on these new cars. So sad.

 

[tmayes10]

Well I think its a quality control problem with the seals. Got the car back today, on the invoice it shows installation of a new transmission, and 2 new axle seals on the NEW transmission. But the main problem was my torque converter seal was leaking, kind of curious to see if it starts leaking in another 5k.

 

[Josef Suk]

Nissan has released pricing details for the 2014 Versa Sedan which begins from 11,990 USD without the 790 USD destination fee.

 

[07Versa6MT]

You'd be surprised how common axle seal leaks or tranny leaks in general are on new cars.

 

[jswilson1987]

You'd be surprised how common axle seal leaks or tranny leaks in general are on new cars.

youd be surprised how fast oil can leak. especially if something is assembled on a warm day and gos to a colder climate

 

[jswilson1987]

seal probably got nicked putting in the TC