My 2011 nissan rogue sv is bucking

Asked by GuruSR8Z6 Jun 13, 2019 at 01:51 AM about the 2011 Nissan Rogue SV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My vehicle is bucking. I already changed
the plugs and air filter.

4 Answers

GuruHRWRK answered 5 years ago

Same thing happened to my wifes 2011 Rogue. Its the transmission for sure, it happens on a ton of these. Had mine swapped out with a tranny that had 20k on it and its fine. Its NOT cheap but I had purchased an extended warranty so we paid nothing.

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Bill answered 4 years ago

Is 100% the fuel filter in the engine I believe it is near the driver side back just follow your fuel lines you'll find it again it is under the hood in the engine compartment

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Eric answered 3 years ago

Maf sensor causes bucking even if no codes in the qr25 ecu. Just repaired a 12 rogue today no maf codes but the maf was the culprit. I was repairing a faulty connector on the ckp circuit due to a p0335 but it only shut off my engine light.. Swapped a good maf because it felt like a fuel cut and issue stopped

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