Gears shift with great difficulty or no longer shift at all. Noises are heard punctually or continuously. Traces of oil are strewn across the asphalt you have just driven on. No doubt about it, you are facing a problem Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2 or first generation. In fact, you should be aware that other signs may indicate a loss of transmission performance. So be sure to have the transmission checked as soon as you notice an anomaly, even if the symptom seems harmless.

Are Gearbox Nissan Terrano 1 and Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2 identical?

From the outset, the answer is negative even if the generations were built on the same platform. Mechanical and technological developments have indeed contributed to the evolution of the Terrano, which automatically has repercussions on the structure of the gearbox.

Your vehicle registration is an excellent tool to identify the type of box you need. This is because it lists basic data such as year of production, displacement, power and engine type, all of which will help you find the reference you need.

Terrano 1 also known as Pathfinder or WD21 was produced between 1986 and 1995. It comes with 4 and 6 cylinder engines and is available in 3 and 5 door versions. The 2.4i AWD 103hp engine that reaches 155 km/h is matched with a 5-speed manual transmission. The 4×4 terrano nissan gearbox associated with the 2.7 TD 4WD 99hp engine, whose maximum speed is set at 150 km/h, can be a 5-speed manual gearbox or a 4-speed auto gearbox. The Gearbox Terrano 3l is also available in BVA4 and BVM5 with the same power level set at 148hp for a top speed of 166 km/h.

The Terrano 2 gearbox was developed in 1993. As standard, the off-roader keeps its BVM5. The BVA4 is offered as an option either for the 2.4L 124 bhp petrol unit which can go up to 159 km/h or its 2.7L D 101 bhp diesel version reaching 145 km/h.

From 1996, the Terrano no longer shares its platform with the Pathfinder but rather with Ford's Maverick. The 118 hp 2.4L engine can still flirt with 160 km/h and the 125 hp 2.7 TDi propels the off-roader to 155 km/h. The Nissan Terrano 2 gearbox is still manual with 5 speeds after this facelift. The Nissan Terrano 2 automatic gear box is available as an option.

Redesigned again in 2000. If your Terrano belongs to this generation, it certainly comes with a BVM5. The main changes are indeed more focused on design and comfort than mechanics. In particular, the space is enlarged to accommodate up to 7 or even 8 people. The Gearbox Nissan Terrano 3l remains a 5-speed manual as standard, while the Gearbox Terrano 2 3l 4-speed automatic is available as an option.

After a production stoppage in 2006, the Terrano resumes service in 2013. Its 1.6 MPi 2WD petrol engine has no reason to be ashamed of its 85 hp. It comes with a BVM5, which is also found on the 1.5 dCi 85hp engine, still in 2WD. On the other hand, Nissan chose a 6-speed manual gearbox for the 105hp 1.5 dCi 2WD engine.

Differences in gear type and number of gears as well as the structure of the gearbox itself mean that the selection must be based on your version of the Terrano. In case of incompatibility, your transmission cannot be repaired.

Note that in addition to the registration, you can also check the gearbox. A code has been punched in the factory: this is the reference to be mentioned to find the adequate spare part.

I have a problem with my Nissan Terrano gearbox: who can I contact?

When a problem occurs, it is unthinkable to repair the Nissan Terrano gearbox blindly. You have to start by making a diagnosis and precisely, the same symptom can have several meanings.

The suspicious noises probably come from an oil Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2 (or 1) that is insufficient or in poor condition, which would explain why the garage proposes an oil change Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2. Anyway, maybe it's the support Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2 that is badly fixed.

In some cases, removal Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2 or first generation is essential to identify the cause and type of failure. The skills and dexterity of the mechanic allow him to carry out a dismantling Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2 in the rules of the art. However, if you entrust the repair to an unqualified person, you risk aggravating the problems. It's better not to take any risks.

The dismantling of the Nissan Terrano 2 gearbox goes hand in hand with the replacement of the gearbox, whether it is the old one or a spare part. Several precautions must be taken during the various phases of the operation. A perfect knowledge of the gearbox architecture is therefore essential to guarantee a reliable result over the long term.

Maintenance and repairs are delicate operations, which should encourage you to get in touch with a professional. This concerns both the oil change Gearbox Terrano 2 3l and other engines as well as periodic checks and possible replacements of the gearbox.

What prize Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2 and other generations?

The same product can have different prices depending on the seller. At EDEN BOITES, we have at heart to offer the lowest prices, which does not prevent us from guaranteeing the best quality on all our references.

European market leader, we have more than 10,000 boxes manuals and automatic in stock. So you can choose a Gearbox Nissan Terrano 2 used (same for the Terrano 1) or a standard exchange Nissan Terrano gearbox according to your preferences. A warranty is offered on all ranges. It extends over at least 3 months for the used Nissan Terrano gear box and the used Terrano 2 gearbox. In standard exchange or in the case of reconditioning, we offer a 12-month warranty.

Get your quote by filling out our form. The offer includes the Nissan Terrano gearbox price and the cost of delivery which is immediately calculated at the time of your request. After validation of your order, delivery is made within 3 to 7 days, whether you decide to receive your box or have it sent to your garage.

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