Problems with 2015 Nissan Altima POWER TRAIN

P17f1 cvt judder code...there are recalls on v6 nissan altimas from 2015, but it does not apply to the 4 cylinder models, yet the cars are having the same issues. most likely the transmission will need replaced. very costly for a 4 year old vehicle ($3500 from non-dealer, $4000 - $5000 dealer estimate). dealer charges $140 just to diagnose the issue. the vehicle hesitates when accelerating to get on the highway. transmission company i spoke with said this was the 4th altima he had seen this week with the same issue....typically happens between 100,000 - 120,000 miles. my vehicle has 111,000 miles.

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While driving on a city street and on a highway it appears that my transmission is jerking and slipping.

Bought my altima used with 60k miles. at 80k it started exhibiting a delayed acceleration from total stop after some warmup period. with 106k miles, after warmup, it now always has delayed acceleration from any complete stop. the accelerator pedal has no effect until 80% depressed then it starts like its in 3rd gear. scary if turning across traffic. dealer says its a faulty solenoid in the transmission. on line complaints across several models are prevalent.

My car starts to shudder and sound like it's in neutral. i was turning into a store and it stalled, but it then kicked into drive so i could move out of the way of oncoming traffic. i have had it checked by a reputable transmission person and was told to take it back to nissan because there have been some recalls or extended warranty. i called and long story short, i was told it has no warranty due to being over the mileage and there aren't recalls. i have checked and see some complaints filed back october of 2018. mine is doing the exact same thing. i see it was some of the models; however, if all of these cars are having the same transmission problem, the warranty should be extended so they can be repaired.

Have shuddering of the car when driving up to 40 mph. took to the dealership (where it has always been serviced) and diagnostics determined a "bad" transmission with identified "judder" code. however, the extended warranty issued by nissan to address to this issue does not currently extend to 6 cylinders, of which mine is. i have an issue with this, as my car is experiencing the same issues as stated in bulletin ntb16-085 and ntb15-015g.

Purchased the car in 2016 with 22,000 miles. at the 2nd oil change, nissan dealership said it needed the cvt reprogrammed. from that point until now, i have complained about juddering, shuddering, delayed acceleration, and just not going when the gas pedal was pressed. the last time it happened before being completely disabled, it left me stranded on an interstate ramp merging into highway traffic, the car just would no go. it acted like it was starting off in 3rd gear, which is very dangerous! when i took it to the local dealership, i was told that if something was wrong with the transmission, the check engine light would come on, but it would cost me $200 for a diagnosis since it was out of warranty. now, my car has 140k miles and is out of warranty, the transmission needs to be replaced and they still won't do anything about it. i have asked several times about the multiple tsb's associated with the 2015 nissan altima 4-cylinder cvt, which my car is, and they've told me that none of them apply to my car. something needs to be done about this issue affecting millions of customers!

Intermittent problem the dealer could not duplicate since 25k miles. the car revs and loses speed. sometimes i press the gas pedal and it will not go for 2-5 secomds. recently going up a hill the car rolled backwards while i was pressing the gas pedal. turning the car off can "cure" the symptom until it randomly has the same problem. it is difficult driving in traffic, or deciding to make left turns because i can not depend on acceleration

While waiting to turn left at an intersection for a break in oncoming traffic, the car will sometimes pause for 2-3 seconds when the accelerator is pressed, as if it were in neutral. this leaves me vulnerable to an accident when it finally kicks in and starts moving. when having to judge and make crucial decisions while driving is complicated by a car that doesn't move when it's supposed to i truly feel it's literally 'an accident waiting to happen.' i also don't know when it will happen because it's not every time, so i have no way to incorporate that into my decision making while driving. neither i want to be in an accident, nor do i want to put someone else at risk.

My nissan altima 2015 will not accelerate on a highway. it only has 30k on it. i took it to nissan 2 times for this problem and they told me that nothing was wrong. july 21, 2019, it was towed again while i was on the long trip. overall, it happened 10 times. car falls on its face. you are not able to accelerate. i hads to tow it 2 times already. the other times i had to wait 30 min or so. when on highway you go 65, it drops to 40, then 20; it sputters and then you have to stop. my nissan altima was moving when the acceleration gave up no matter how strong you push the pedal. the engine light comes on too. i was in logandale nevada. turned the car off. then waited. after 15 min, i was able to start the car and drive it barely at 20 min per hour on highway 15 coming from las vegas to moapa paiute travel plaza gas station. this is so dangerous because other card=s do not kjnow that you have acceleration failure and they drive behind you at 60-70 miles per hour and it can be very scary because you have to come to a complete stop as the acceleration does not work and car goers eventually to 0 miles per hour no matter how hard you push the acceleration pedal. car is still under warranty and nissan needs to address the issue.

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan alitma. while driving various speeds, the vehicle hesitated and failed to accelerate without warning. the contact called all star nissan (27700 juban rd, building 3, denham springs, la 70726, (225) 272-9330) and informed them of the failure. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was not notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 85,031. *tr

I have a 2015 nissan altima with only 38,500 miles on it. i bought it at 31,000 miles. me and my girlfriend recently taken a trip to virginia.we were leaving the last day and we came up to the first light away from the place we were staying at. as i came up to the light my car had jerked really hard slowing down and the rpms went way up. i didn't really think that was weird as it has done that before on multiple times. when the light turned green i pressed the gas and nothing had happened for a solid 10 seconds it would only rev up to 2 and wouldn't go past 10 miles per hour. as this light was fast and it was turning yellow as soon as we were going through it the people were honking behind me as my car would not accelerate at all. i pulled over and cut my car off and waited about 5 minutes. i started out again and it had a hard time accelerating and i pulled over again. at this point no lights came on or anything. i thought my car just left us stranded in virginia. i turned it back on again and started out and it was driving normal. i find this unsafe because cars at the light could have started to come through my my car is just teetering along through the fast light

Takata recall, doesn't accelerate when petal is pressed but instead delays for 3-5 seconds. then it jerks and accelerates quickly

Around 92,000 pressed on gas and car would not move, had to press pedal all the way to floor until it caught then it drove. drove home, shut off, restarted in the morning with no issues. drove a few more days and it happened again; took to certified nissan dealership and was told it was my transmission checked out great and it was my "brake sensor" which was replaced, drove another two weeks and it happened again. took back in and was told i needed a transmission replacement; notes read transmission fluid smelled "burnt" and there were tiny metal particles throughout.

Car does not accelerate if it's been idling for a short period of time, such as the timing of a traffic light. this happens more often if the ac is running. had to mash down on the gas pedal and the car still lagged. the nissan dealership claimed to have fixed the problem but this is still a major issue.

Tl* the contact called on behalf of a family member who owns a 2015 nissan altima. while driving approximately 30 mph, the vehicle lunged forward and felt as if it struck a log. the vehicle made a clunking noise and shut down. there was no warning indicator illuminated. the vehicle was towed to nissan of lagrange (706-558-3196, located at 1050 lafayette pkwy, lagrange, ga 30241) where the driver was informed to contact the insurance company. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated that there was an unknown open recall on the vehicle. the contact was informed that the recall repair would depend on the insurance adjuster's recommendation. the vehicle was not repaired. the failure mileage was 32,594.

My car kept cutting off when i am driving. it gives no warning on when it going to turn off. very dangerous can get a person kill when driving on the highway.

With no mechanical warning of any type (warning lights or overall vehicle performance), my 2015 nissan altima had the cvt (transmission) fail. the car starting to sputter and act up while driving it, no warning indication of any issues still, and then the transmission failed. stopping all forward motion of the car. after restarting the car, the check engine light illuminated. i am finding that this is a known issue with the nissan 2.4l engines with cvt, no matter the model of vehicle. luckily i was not on a multiple lane highway going 70-80 mph at the time of failure as this is a serious safety concern! had i been driving in rush hour traffic, i could have been stranded in the middle of a high speed traffic lane, putting my life, along with my passengers lives, in danger. in speaking to my local dealership, they see this failure multiple times in a week. had my 16 year old, new driver, been driving this vehicle at the time of failure, we could be dealing with an entirely different situation. this is a defect of the transmission that nissan is knowingly installing in their vehicles even today. nissan did extend the powertrain warranty for multiple models from 2003-2010; however the problem with the cvt has not been resolved even by 2015.

The transmission went out with less than 75000 miles motor mounts bad and air bags does not work. the vehicle was in motion on city street

When driving in hot weather or a long distance (60+miles) on streets and/or highway, the vehicle will not accelerate after coming to a complete stop. stopping in bumper to bumper traffic, stop sign, stop light or even after having to do an emergency brake. the vehicle will not accelerate until 5-10 seconds have passed with the acceleration pedal pressed. this issue has caused numerous close rear end accidents just to myself. a normal day of driving turns into a guessing game if i will be rear ended due to this transmission issue. many 2013+ nissan owners have this issue and nissan of america refuses to recall their transmissions. after the vehicle finally starts accelerating, rather hard due to having to hold the acceleration pedal to max for it to move, it loses power when it shifts to the next gear. rpm falls under the optimal rpm for the given speed and feels like you go from 1st gear to 4th gear.

I purchased a 2015 nissan altima 2015 sv in november 2, from queens auto mall in queens, ny. 3 weeks later the car would not go even if i pressed the gas pedal all the way down to the ground. the dealership fixed it and had me pay for the new spark plugs. here i am 3 months later and i had to fix the tpms. the. driving the car a few times long distance. this is what started happening: stopped at a traffic light or stop sign, i would push the gas pedal and nothing would happen for about 5 seconds then it would kick in and accelerate. i went to accelerate after a stop sign and the car wouldn't go pass 10 miles an hour with the pedal to the floor. the rpm was racing between 1.5-3 rpm. this would stop once i pressed the brakes. it started making a racing noise with no gas power, then it would kick in again. i pulled over, shut off the car, and re-started. the car was "normal" again. i let it sit for three hours before driving home. and it started making the noise as if it was going to stall. the next day i took it to a mechanic and they told it was going to cost me $2,000 dollars. he also said that his shop has been fixing this issues on many nissan and that what was going on with nissan. also advised me to take it to nissan and see what they say and do. i have an appointment, but looking up and reading carcomplaints.com i see this issue is huge and nissan should do a recall. not everyone has thousands of dollars to keep paying for the same issue month after month.

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. while driving 65 mph, the vehicle would not accelerate past 25 mph without warning. the vehicle was taken to sansone nissan (90-100 us-1, avenel, nj 07001, (888) 437-1763) where it was diagnosed that the transmission failed and needed to be replaced. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure and offered to pay 90% of the repair cost. the failure recurred. the failure mileage was 71,000.

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. while driving 35-65 mph, an abnormal noise was heard under the hood. the vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic and the contact was informed to call the manufacturer. the vehicle was not taken to a dealer for diagnostic testing or repairs. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure and provided a case number. the manufacturer stated that the vehicle was not included in manufacturer technical service bulletin: 15-102. the failure mileage was 65,000.

When i step on gas pedal the car has no power, seems like it is stuck in low gear, sometimes when driving on highway and i attempt to accelerate the car stalls. very dangerous, only works correctly after the car is stopped and engine turned off. approx 77,000 miles...

A few weeks ago my nissan altima 2015 would not accelerate when i came to a stop and pressed on the gas. i had to almost floor it for it to even go and then it would accelerate slowly. i got it looked at and it drove fine after i turned the car off and it was fine for a few weeks. then a few days ago it did the exact same thing again, every stop i made it would not accelerate until i pressed on the gas hard then it slowly started moving, only this time the rpm went crazy and it started shutting down and wouldn't go at all, it completely stalled. i thought my car was not able to drive it so called the tow truck. once the tow truck got it to the dealership it started and worked fine again. they ran a diagnostic test and said it may be internal transmission which will cost 1500$ if that is all it is if they go in and it doesn't correct the problem then i will need a whole new transmission. they said my warranty should cover it but may not cover all of it. my car is only 3 years old it should not need a new transmission. i hope this does not happen again. when i felt the car doing the same thing i took the back roads instead of the freeway. imagine if my car stalled in middle of freeway or if someone was behind me and hit me because it just stopped working. no engine light and no warning of any kind came on.

Took my nissan to jeff wyler kings nissan in cincinnati, ohio on october 16th after i was made aware of a service bulletin to reprogram cvt transmission. picked up car that afternoon drove it rest of day and the next day my check engine light came on. took it back to the dealer and they ran a diagnostic test and said i needed a new transmission at a cost of $4200. my car is almost 4 yrs old with 84,000 miles on it. the tech said the reason for the reprogramming was to pick up on the issues in the transmission and tech told me that this problem could have been there for months and even a year or so and the computer not throw the engine code because of either faulty transmission or transmission program. i just feel its extremely fishy that after they reprogrammed the transmission the very next day engine light comes on and need a new transmission. i have called nissan and have a case # or ca # of 33093284 and am asking nissan to cover the transmission under warranty.

I was driving down the highway when my rpm gauge raced overv7000 then dropped to 0 and i lost all ability to control the transmission. engine light came on afterwards. called nissan and had it checked out and was told it was the cvt transmission and that it is common for this to happen with no warning.?nice hazard as i was almost rear ended on the highway when it happened and nissan said since it had 115k miles nothing they would do about it

While driving at approximately 50 mph on a state highway, when i encounter a hill or attempt to accelerate to maintain speed the vehicle does not respond but instead hesitates and starts to slow. only with a second or third application of pressure to the gas pedal does the vehicle start to accelerate. this has occurred several times within the last month. also, while attempting to enter the interstate from a shopping center that i frequent i have to cross two lanes of high speed traffic to enter the third lane highway entrance. from a standing full stop i apply pressure to the gas pedal, the vehicle advances two or three feet and then comes to a complete stop. additional pressure to the gas pedal produces no forward movement. the engine is running, the gearshift lever is in drive but the car does not move. approaching high speed traffic is now swerving to avoid my stopped vehicle. this life threatening situation has occurred twice in the last month. on both occasions i have brought the vehicle to a nissan dealership for resolution of this problem. on the last occasion the vehicle was left for four days and i gave permission to the technician to operate the car at will to determine the problem. no problem could be detected. the vehicle has 34,000 on it. i believe operating this car in the present condition puts me at great risk. it is apparent to me that the transmission is defective and should be replaced or repaired while it still under warrenty.

I own 2015 nissan altima, i want nhtsa to be aware of serious problem with cvt transmission issue. i was on 95 south in washington dc when my vehicle hesitated for several seconds as i pushed my gas pedal all the way to the floor my car would slightly move forward. when i was trying to move to the far right shoulder, i was almost hit by mack truck. my car was barely moves. the almost caused serious accident and possible my life. this happened again today 8/23/2018 on my way to work. i was at stop light i push the accelerator and my vehicle barely moved. i was told by the nissan dealer that it cvt transmission. the dealer said they are getting a dozen 2015 nissan a week with this same issue. this is ridiculous my car is only 3 years old. this is too expensive for me to fix.

Car shudders at low rpm acceleration and sometimes stalls when turning on to a busy street. told by dealer transmission needs to be replaced. car has 46000 miles and a branded title. car restored to perfect condition after minor accident. nissan refuses to acknowledge any further warranty due to the branded title. the reason for complaint is that there is a high percentage of these vehicles with this same transmission issue. under normal circumstances the warranty would cover the powertrain for up to 60,000 miles regardless of the extended powertrain warranty that nissan has granted to other altima owners with this problem.

Transmission failed to go in gear briefly when starting in traffic....felt like the vehicle revved up, but no power. after a few seconds, it went in gear.

Every once in a while no matter how far put my foot down on the pedal it will not accelerate. this is extreamly dangerous as it has happened when crossing intersection in very busy traffic situations. i would say i probably would have been hit at least 5 times in this situation, but the drivers coming the other way saw i was having. a problem and slowed down so they would not hit me.

I was driving around a little while and when i came to a stop at a stop light i pushed my gas pedal to accelerate forward and my car did not move, as i pushed my gas pedal all the way to the floor my car would very lightly move. finally after moving barely forward my car would go , i had cars almost hit me and people getting enraged i am not moving, this is an ongoing problem now, it happens often and sometimes causing a very serious and dangerous situation. after doing my research many of owners of this year make and model are having the same issue but yet nothing to come out from nissan for recall. i read if you turn your car off and back on it will reset and then the car goes just fine till the next time and that does work but that is dangerous as well. i bought this car as i thought it would be a safe car for my children and myself. this has been a dangerous issue . when we drive it in the heat it happens worst and then will be on the freeway and it will rev the engine really high and not switch down. please nissan tell me you are going to do something for your loyal customers this is the third nissan i have owned. and i have the airbag issue . it wont pick up my son sitting there and he is 160 lbs

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. while driving 50 mph, the accelerator pedal was depressed, but the vehicle failed to accelerate. the vehicle stalled and the transmission warning indicator illuminated. additionally, the vehicle made an abnormal revving noise. the vehicle was towed to younger nissan of frederick (7418 grove rd, frederick, md 21704, (301) 804-6166) where it was diagnosed that the transmission needed to be repaired. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was not notified. the failure mileage was 102,000. the vin was not available.

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. the contact stated that the vehicle stalled. the contact attempted to restart the vehicle multiple times, but was unsuccessful. in addition, the transmission warning indicator illuminated. reliable nissan (9951 coors blvd nw, albuquerque, nm 87114, (505) 435-9825) diagnosed that the transmission needed to be replaced. the vehicle was awaiting repairs. the manufacturer was not informed. the failure mileage was 50,000. the vin was not available.

I just called nissan. on june 8 18 i took my car to chandler nissan for pre purchase inspection. they said it had a recall for the transmission, checked it and said everything looked fine. i received a quote on the extended warranty while there. i later called and emailed to extend my warranty but kept getting the run around. fast forward to this weekend, getting on the freeway no acceleration at all. rpm just through the roof. its done that a few times now, since the day i bought it (after inspection) it would lag to accelerate just not totally like it did now. i'm a girl and thought that was normal it just didn't pick up and go and whined a little. todays miles = 61850. called nissan, they will look into it and get back to me... the car had 57468 miles at the time of inspection and was under warranty. the other issue was about a month ago, before i hit 60k the side airbag alert went off. after restarting the car it disappeared. took it to midway nissan and they said could be a faulty sensor or could be a defect in the airbag but its not covered under warranty. they quoted $1400 to fix that. i forgot to tell the nissan rep that when i called but i will do so when they call me back. hoping they will be helpful. i will update as i get more info.

Last month i took my altima to my dealer for service. my car shut down on me twice earlier in the week & i was unable to get it started again. while driving down the roadway it would completely lose power.

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. while driving at an unknown speed, the contact heard a loud rumbling sound and the transmission inadvertently shifted. there were no warning indicators illuminated. the dealer was not contacted. the manufacturer was notified and informed the contact to take the vehicle to a dealer for diagnostic testing. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. the failure mileage was 113,000.

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. while driving approximately 60 mph on an incline, the vehicle inadvertently started to decelerate. the contact had to pull over onto the side of the road because the vehicle failed to accelerate when the accelerator pedal was depressed. the vehicle was towed to barberino nissan (506 n colony road, wallingford, connecticut 06492) where it was diagnosed that the transmission failed and needed to be replaced. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 70,000.

As i was driving down i-95 south going 70 mph my car suddenly dropped down to 60 and then 50 mph and no matter how much a pressed the gas, the car continued to lose power. i barely made it to the next exit and had to drive with my hazard lights on so other drivers knew that i couldn't drive any faster. i pulled into a gas station and let the car sit for approximately 30-45 mins. before attempting to drive the rest of the way home. during the remainder of my drive, the rpm would all of a sudden jump which caused my car to jerk and accelerate forward without warning. had someone been in front of me, i would've hit them. as i was taking my car to nissan the next day, my car would stall at red lights and no matter how much i pressed the gas it would take forever to begin moving. this is very dangerous and very scary and i dont feel safe.

When temperatures are 15 degrees, or lower the engine makes a loud rumbling and knocking noise when started up. the colder it is the louder and longer it last. generally it takes 5-10+ minutes before it quiets down. second issue is; regardless of temperature, when accelerating on a grade it also makes a rumbling noise. the car has 57,000 on it and is very good condition otherwise

Greetings, i am writing this complaint to notify the nhtsa of a deadly problem with the cvt transmission in the nissan altima! i have experienced this where the vehicle either turns off, stutters, or and hesitates for several seconds. this hesitation is deadly because when pulling out or merging on to a highway there is loss of power and this will cause a fatal accident due to the vehicle not accelerating as expected. in fact, this issue is so prevalent that nisaan reprogrammed the transmission control module (tcm). this half measure is little too little too late as transmission damage has already occurred and it leads to premature failure. this failure leads to the vehicle being a hazard in traffic. i personally have dozens of accounts where this has happened to me. the most recent was on 12/11/17 while driving on a busy street when the car simply lost power and died in the middle of the street. a car behind swerved excessively to avoid hitting me and in doing almost had an accident with another motorist! the car had to be pushed into a nearby parking lot and was towed to the dealership. the dealership ran a diagnostic and confirmed the transmission needed to be replaced. i found this rather dubious as the vehicle is a 2015. i began investigating this issue further. upon further investigation, i found this problem is extremly prevalent with this model. there are thousands of incidents of owners having an experience akin to mine. nissan is aware of this problem and has yet to admit fault. the reprogramming of the tcm is a clear indication nissan is aware of the issue and is attempting to remedy it by eliminating certain shift points; however, it is inadequate and the damage has already been done. the lives of people are at stake with this transmission! is it just of matter of time before the loss of life will occur because of this faulty cvt transmission! thank you!

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. while driving approximately 30 mph uphill, the vehicle independently rolled backwards. the check engine warning indicator illuminated. the vehicle was towed to nissan world (146 us-22, springfield township, nj 07081), but was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. the failure mileage was approximately 61,000. the vin was not available.

I own a 2015 nissan altima - as i was driving down i95 south in washington dc, the car starting revving and jerking. no warning lights came on, and while driving 65 miles per hour, it became very unsafe. i brought it to the nissan dealer and they said the transmission (cvt) is bad and needs to be replaced - $4300 and not covered by warranty because of 79k miles on the car. i checked on-line and their seems to be a ton of cvt transmission issues with nissan, to include some class action suits. when talking to the service rep here, he said they see it all the time. i am not sure why there hasn't been a recall on this. driving a relatively new car (2 years old) that stops / revs / jerks with out warning is extremely dangerous and i am not the only one complaining!

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. the contact stated that the vehicle experienced a loss of engine power. the failure occurred without warning. the vehicle was taken to autoeastern nissan of meadowlands dealer located at 45 s, rte 17, hasbrouck heights, nj where the technician diagnosed that the cvt transmission was defective and the valve body needed to be replaced. the manufacturer was notified and offered to partially pay for the repair. the failure mileage was approximately 67,600.

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. the contact stated that the vehicle failed to shift out of the park position without warning. in addition, the tow man mentioned the shift button failed to depress. the vehicle was towed to peoria nissan (9151 w bell rd, peoria, az, 85382), but was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was not contacted. the failure mileage was approximately 45,000.

Takata recall i've only had my car for a month i bought it on 9/15/2017. now my transmission went out. i bought the car from houston auto group

Has a hesitation on take off, like it does not move when you push the accelerator. a very bad dead spot. makes it very dangerous to get on the highway or standing by a stoplight. this has happened when we stop at a stoplight, the car won't move forward

When placed on park the car still rolls forward or back and almost caused an accident. the car pulls when driving in a slow speed of 5-20 mpr and sometimes the floor on the driver side vibrate. also, the electrical buttons located on the steering wheel are unable to be used when on parked or driving. the volume or phone or selection switch does not work again...

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 nissan altima. while driving various speeds, the contact heard a drowning noise coming from the front driver's side of the vehicle that became increasingly louder. the vehicle was taken to bob johnson nissan (4000 w ridge rd, rochester, ny 14626) where it was diagnosed that the transmission failed and needed to be replaced. the vehicle was repaired. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure and replaced the transmission for free. the approximate failure mileage was 45,000.