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Nissan Maxima Transmission
The Nissan Maxima transmission primarily features the Xtronic CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission), designed for smooth acceleration, improved fuel efficiency, and responsive performance. This advanced transmission system uses steel belt-driven variable ratios, electronic control modules, and adaptive shift logic to deliver seamless power delivery without traditional gear steps. Earlier Maxima models also used conventional automatic transmissions for durability and performance. Engineered by Nissan, the Maxima transmission is optimized for sporty sedan dynamics while maintaining comfort and efficiency for daily driving.
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$699.00 – $10,000.00Price range: $699.00 through $10,000.00
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SKU: NSN-MXM
Category: Used Transmission
Tags: CVT transmission Nissan, Maxima automatic transmission, Maxima CVT transmission, Maxima drivetrain, Maxima gearbox replacement, Nissan Maxima transmission, Nissan sedan transmission, Nissan Transmission for Sale, Nissan Xtronic CVT, used Maxima transmission
Brand: Nissan
Additional Information
| Brand | Nissan |
|---|---|
| Conditions | Remanufactured, Used |
| Miles | 70000-130000 |
| Year Compatibility | 1995-2016 |
| Verified | Tried & Tested |
| Warranty | Up to 3 Months |
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Specifications
The 2014 Nissan Maxima transmission is equipped with an Xtronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT), which is designed to provide a smooth and efficient driving experience. This transmission is paired with a 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces around 290 horsepower, delivering strong and responsive performance. Unlike traditional automatic transmissions that use fixed gears, the CVT operates with a continuously variable gear ratio system, allowing it to adjust seamlessly based on driving conditions. This results in smoother acceleration and improved fuel efficiency.
The transmission also includes a manual shift mode with simulated gear steps, giving drivers a more engaging and controlled driving feel when desired. Power is delivered to the front wheels through a front-wheel-drive (FWD) system. In terms of specifications, the CVT has a gear ratio range of approximately 2.37 to 0.44, a reverse ratio of about 1.77, and a final drive ratio close to 5.17. Overall, the 2014 Maxima’s transmission is built to balance performance and comfort, offering quick acceleration while maintaining a refined and steady ride quality compared to conventional automatic gearboxes.
Compatible Vehicle
2005 Nissan Maxima
The 2005 Maxima is equipped with the 3.5L VQ35DE V6 engine producing around 265 hp, paired with a CVT that was still relatively new at the time. This transmission focuses on smooth, gearless acceleration and improved fuel economy compared to traditional automatics. However, early CVT units in this generation are known for requiring careful maintenance, especially regular fluid changes using Nissan NS-2 fluid. When considering compatibility or replacement, the transmission must match not just the engine but also the control module, wiring harness, and mounting points. Direct swaps are typically limited to close model years within the same generation, and even then, reprogramming or minor modifications may be necessary.
2007 Nissan Altima
The 2007 Altima (especially the 3.5 SE) also features the VQ35DE 3.5L V6, delivering similar performance, paired with an updated Xtronic CVT. This version benefits from refinements over earlier CVTs, including better response and durability. While it shares engine architecture with the Maxima, the CVT system differs in terms of internal calibration, TCM programming, and sometimes axle ratios. As a result, even though parts may look similar, direct interchangeability with a Maxima transmission is not guaranteed. Successful swaps usually require matching part numbers and may involve ECU/TCM syncing to ensure proper operation and avoid drivability issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of transmission does the Nissan Maxima use?
Most modern Maxima models use the Xtronic CVT transmission, while older versions used traditional automatic gearboxes.
Is the Nissan Maxima CVT reliable?
It can be reliable with proper maintenance, especially regular fluid changes and avoiding excessive stress.
What are common issues with Nissan Maxima transmissions?
Some Nissan Maxima transmission units may experience overheating, slipping, or delayed response if not properly maintained.
Can the Nissan Maxima transmission be repaired or rebuilt?
Yes, depending on the issue, CVT transmissions can be repaired or replaced with remanufactured units.
How long does a Nissan Maxima transmission last?
With proper care, it can last around 150,000 miles or more.
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