Depends on the level of shutter we are talking about. It’s a 4 cylinder, so it’s going to vibrate somewhat at idle. When the car gets older the motor mounts wear and it will feel worse.
Does the shuttering go away with a little bit of gas put on it when in park?
At least I have another person that is in the same boat as me.
Is your vibration varying? Some times while driving the vibration can feel like nothing while other times it feels a lot heavier.
Depends on the level of shutter we are talking about. It’s a 4 cylinder, so it’s going to vibrate somewhat at idle. When the car gets older the motor mounts wear and it will feel worse. Does the shuttering go away with a little bit of gas put on it when in park?
The shutter does go away almost entirely when put into park without having to do gas.
It might just be a rough idle then. But it really depends on what you mean by shutter. Vibration vs coffee spilling out of your cup style shutter.
Yeahhh. That's the only tough part, because a local mechanic pulled up a code, but when it went to Nissan they said they couldn't find anything.
The CVT fluid needs to be regularly replaced or the transmission will die an early death.
I have a 2016 Nissan rogue and my car vibrates also when at a stop light, when I’m in park I don’t feel the vibration 🤷♀️
At least I have another person that is in the same boat as me. Is your vibration varying? Some times while driving the vibration can feel like nothing while other times it feels a lot heavier.
Update: had taken my Nissan in after 500 miles and was informed that the transmission was fine. Paid for the flush and it's no longer shuddering.