r/NissanTitan

so my truck overheated the other day, so the old man said maybe it’s a thermostat or the water pump. so we changed them both but it’s still overheating. don’t got a lotta cash so i’m wondering if someone else has had the same problem or and ideas? thanks in advance everyone.

My Dad's Titan needed the transmission replaced, and got it done under warenty.

When he got it back it started having trouble cranking. And would only crank when he shifted in and out of park or messed with the shifter some.

The dealer said it was the starter. He doesn't know why and didn't ask them questions when they told him that. 😅

He can't afford a mechanic right now so I'll be the one working on it.

The facts are simple, sometimes it cranks sometimes it doesn't,

Problem started after transmission replacement,

When it has trouble it Only cranks when the shifter has been "played with" according to my dad

The truck's an automatic with a push start.

The trouble has become worse and worse over the last two months. To the point he's asked me to come fix it.

When it's having trouble the Ignition Clicks one time everytime he tries to start it.

Thats everything I know, I was hoping anyone might have some insight. Any sort of help at all would be massively appreciated. Especially if someone has had a similar problem.

I have a chirping, especially when it rains. It’s worse in the mornings. I replaced the idler pulley and the tensioner pulley as well as the belt itself.
Still chirps. Sounds like it’s more on the passenger side of the engine. A tiny bit of dry silicone spray on top of belt quiets it for a while.

2017 P4X

So my baby girl got hit in my new to me Titan they didn’t have insurance and hit the wheel and blew the steering rack and had to replace the frame! still in shop after a month and a half I have Icon lift and looking at what they were replacing did not include suspension parts wheel bearing where it got hit?

am I crazy asking for them to replace the tire rods etc. i’m thinking about the geometry of the truck even if they put new parts on one side, the other side will be thrown off. my people who put the lift on it told me this and im picking it up on Monday.

I told them two weeks ago about my concern and nervous and pissed

thank you

I’m looking at getting a 1st gen for a cheap work truck. I know the 1st gen’s suffer from exhaust manifold problems but I heard that during the 2008 refresh they fixed it. Is this true and are 2008 to 2015titans better and don’t have this issue?

I'm looking at a 2010 Titan SE with 195000 miles as an island beater while my family and I are stationed in Hawaii. I don't have a ton of experience with the brand, but the price is right. I'm looking for any words of wisdom on purchasing a very aged Titan and whether I'll live with the thing in the shop.

I have a 2021 Nissan Titan Pro 4x. I am getting ready to get the transmission fluid changed in it. It has 63K on it. So, the Dealership quoted me $400 to do the work. So I thought I would shop it around. The other two places quoted me $800 saying its due to the fluid type. Has this happened to anyone else? Am I being stupid by having it changed? Is that price difference normal between a dealership and an transmission service shop?