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The Quagmire of the Nissan CVT and it’s Relatable Resolution
Nissans of recent times have caused more heartache than your average slay queen; and anyone who has owned a modern Nissan knows exactly what that means. By “recent,” we’re talking about the era when Nissans with the Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) first hit the Kenyan market — around 2011. Change is inevitable, and Nissan Motor […]
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Why Choosing Genuine Nissan Parts Is The Smart Move
Even the most reliable cars — yes, including your Nissan — will eventually need maintenance or a few replacement parts. Whether it’s natural wear and tear, minor road mishaps, or previous use of cheap aftermarket parts, sooner or later, every vehicle owner ends up in the parts market. But when that time comes, the big […]
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How to Best Care for Your Nissan’s Engine for Longer Life
Your Nissan’s engine is its heartbeat — the powerhouse that keeps you moving forward. Whether you drive a Nissan X-Trail, Note, Navara, or Patrol, proper engine care isn’t just about smooth rides — it’s about extending your vehicle’s life, boosting performance, and avoiding costly breakdowns. Here’s a practical guide on how to give your Nissan […]
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How to Choose a Trusted Nissan Repair Shop in Nairobi
You’ve heard the horror stories —mechanics in Nairobi overcharging, using fake parts, or leaving your car worse off than before. Your Nissan Qashqai needs a repair, but choosing the wrong shop feels daunting.
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Why Your X-Trail’s CVT Feels Jerky in Nairobi Traffic
You’re stuck in Westlands traffic in your Nissan X-Trail, the hum of Nairobi’s rush hour all around you. But your drive isn’t as smooth as it should be. Why? Your transmission jerks with each shift, and a faint whine comes from…
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Common Nissan Note Problems in Nairobi and How to Fix Them
Picture yourself driving your Nissan Note through Nairobi’s busy CBD, the sounds of traffic and street vendors filling the air around you. Suddenly, a faint glow on your dashboard catches your attention. Ooh, no, the check engine light is on.
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