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I have a 2013 Tundra with 101 K on it. Mine has the 4.6 though. Great truck. I've used many different oils. Mobil, QSUD, Pennzoil Platinum. I just changed it last week and am now running Rotella Gas Truck 5w20 as I have a bunch from the Autozone clearance. It's easy on oil. Rarely do I have to...

Here's the update...I went to my local Nissan dealer and explained the transmission problem and also how I've read about Nissans CVT issues. As I was explaining things I could tell he could care less. The service guy basically told me to call Nissan corporate and was even nice enough to write...

Originally Posted by Skippy722 Originally Posted by stcif After just trading in a 2015 Patriot, I'm done with Jeeps. Unless it's a 1967 Jeep Gladiator. That's a real truck. To be fair, the Patriot wasn't really a Jeep. It was just a tarted up Dodge Caliber. And the Caliber manages to be even...

After just trading in a 2015 Patriot, I'm done with Jeeps. Unless it's a 1967 Jeep Gladiator. That's a real truck.

Thanks for the replies everyone. I'm going to stop in at the dealer tomorrow and talk to the service manager. I guess I'll express my concerns on the cost to repair this transmission...that really is some creative writing. This is the second Quest they've purchased from this dealership. We'll...

Originally Posted by PimTac Didn't Nissan extend the warranty on these CVTs? I read somewhere that it didn't apply to a 2013 Quest and the extension ended 5/19/19 or something like that. Thanks for the reply.

Originally Posted by mattwithcats https://youtu.be/qsi-ZxPi3SU Thanks for the reply. I watched that video which helped a lot. Two things I'm not sure off still. Is that the same cvt as the Quest and would it be the same step motor part number?

Hello everyone. Current situation with in-laws 2013 Nissan Quest. 3.5 liter with 79,000 miles. Never had cvt fluid changed. I was told it's bucking and not accelerating properly. I drove it to my house and confirmed definite transmission problem. CEL on. Hooked up my scanner and found P1778. I...

Originally Posted By: Donald You can drive to Rust Cop Shop in Dogerville NY. It's about $100. You can watch them do it the first time. They use Car Well, very similar to Known. They have long wands that can spray deep into body cavaties. That’s about a half hour from me. I know several...

I think 1794 has something to do with the year the cattle ranch began on the land the Toyota factory that builds the newerTundras is located on near San Antonio, TX.

I own a 2013 Tundra which I bought new. I love the truck. One issue I had is what is commonly refered to as the front end growl. Read up on that. I guess its fairly common. Expensive fix if you have to pay to have it done. Basically a bearing in the front axle starts to wear and you can hear a...

Originally Posted By: wrcsixeight A battery big enought for a Suburban, is likely 85 Amp hours capacity. A trickle charger is generally 2 amps A deader than doornail battery can be considered 100% discharged 2 amp( trickle charge) for 8 hours would return a small fraction of the charge back...

Thank you all for the info and responses.

What charger would you recommend?

Originally Posted By: Donald It was a blizzard yesterday in NY and you need a marine starting battery? Do you have a charger with a desulfating cycle. Thanks for the replies everyone. Donald I was waiting for someone to comment on the snowstorm! I guess while snowblowing about 5 hours over...

I need to replace my marine starting battery. Due to incentives and coupons etc... I went to Advance Auto to see what they have. In stock they had two starting batteries in the size I need. Both had a date code of 8/16. Is that too old or too long to have been sitting on a shelf. Does that...

I just replaced my AAP Silver battery that I installed two years and two months ago in our Corolla . Two months out of warranty and it went bad. To their credit AAP refunded the full price and I bought a AAP Gold. Cost me about 14 dollars in addition to the refund. Little better specs. Hopefully...

I see this thread came back to life recently. Thank you all for taking the time to reply. I definitely learned a lot! For now we are just living with it and monitoring it. Just what I would call seeping I guess.

I have a 1984 Evinrude 15 HP electric start. I use Champion plugs and the motor runs great. As for the oil I have been using Pennzoil so I have no expertience with Amsoil. I would think a synthetic would be fine though.

I've been thinking of trying Amalie Elixir synthetic. Its sold locally at Fisher Auto in central NY.