please help Shaking when gear change

[Sadequr2002]

hello everyone
i have Nissan rouge 2011 bought it 2011oct , i got millage like 5500 .i like the car but it concern me ,when i change gear p to r i feel shake and more shake when from n to d or r to d or r to p.its a new car hopefully not the transmission please help anyone ,tnx

[htbyrico]

sound like your having a torque converter issue ... bring it to your local dealer you should be under warranty... if for any reason you come to a stop and it shakes or kills your having a torque converter issue.. now keep in mind it could well be something else.. make sure you have a ASE mechanic look at it.. you have very low mileage to be having this problem.. wish you the best.. please update us on what the mechanic found..

[ImStricken]

welcome to the forum!

this appears to be normal. you are putting a load on the engine, and the RPM will dip due to load, and the shaking will be because of the RPM dip from the engine. this is a basic 4 cyl engine- so its not as powerful of an engine; expect small vibrations.

P has no load = engine works load free.
R is a load.
N has no load = engine works load free
D has a load.

from p/n into R/d you are going to get a vibration from the engine and a shift inside the tranny from a gear change.
also i want to add. when you are putting a gear into place, it wants to move - but your brakes are holding the car, so its gonna make a slight "jerky" feeling.

i dont know how violent your jerky feeling is, but i do want you to know all cars do this. if its really bad from D straight into R = then you have a problem.

[htbyrico]

welcome to Nico im sorry for not saying it in the first place didn't notice it..

not to many have enter my shop so as for trying this out for my self.. now that i think about it
well hope your right.. that's a fairly new car to be having issue

[Sadequr2002]

Sorry for little latE reply i in south America For a month I have service mantainnance ArOund sep 25 I Will leT them knw .Tnx for all reply help . One more thing , I left the car in garage for a month is that ok for it tnx all

[ImStricken]

Sorry for little latE reply i in south America For a month I have service mantainnance ArOund sep 25 I Will leT them knw .Tnx for all reply help . One more thing , I left the car in garage for a month is that ok for it tnx all

if you can start the car at least every week for 15mins, that would be great. try to roll it around. tires that stand around with weight on them, will get something called DRY ROT.

[JMed]

if you can start the car at least every week for 15mins, that would be great. try to roll it around. tires that stand around with weight on them, will get something called DRY ROT.

Wow, that's good to know. I'm glad I signed up here since I'm learning a lot

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[Sadequr2002]

Sorry for little latE reply i in south America For a month I have service mantainnance ArOund sep 25 I Will leT them knw .Tnx for all reply help . One more thing , I left the car in garage for a month is that ok for it tnx all

if you can start the car at least every week for 15mins, that would be great. try to roll it around. tires that stand around with weight on them, will get something called DRY ROT.

Tnx I will start Once a week tnx for Reply

[ImStricken]

every time you start a car, it takes about 10mins of running before you replenish what you took out(for the initial start)

but its important to roll the car around, and to try and change the spot the car is parked on. you dont want to keep weight on the same spot on a tire.

[Sadequr2002]

every time you start a car, it takes about 10mins of running before you replenish what you took out(for the initial start)

but its important to roll the car around, and to try and change the spot the car is parked on. you dont want to keep weight on the same spot on a tire.

Tnx again keep learning I will Let someon knw to move tO move the car but I don't Like My friend How they Behave with car they alWays just hit the Gas and go but I take time Start the car wait for car to warm up little then slowly drive . Some says always warm up the car then go Some says warm Up whiLe drIving Who should I listen plz help

[kerrton]

It depends somewhat on how cold the air temperature is, however you should never need to idle your car for more than 3-5 minutes before driving even in the coldest winter weather. In warm weather, just let the car idle for a few seconds then take it easy (go slow and easy) for the first few minutes. In winter let the car warm up a few minutes, and again just accelerate slowly and keep the rpms lower until the car starts to warm up.

The best way to warm up your car is to drive gently, this is a good general rule to keep your car running like new and avoid wear and tear regardless of temperature. Even when the car is fully warmed up, it's not a bad idea to avoid stomping hard on the gas when taking off and hitting the brake hard to decelerate. This will just decrease the overall wear on the vehicle, but of course everyone has their own driving style, some will be much harder on a vehicle than others!