So i am creating a new post, since its been few months since I last posted in here, but the issue I had with shaking, jittering, and the car felt sluggish, like misfire or even a transmission.
just wanted to update you guys on a very important situation. So as few of you have read that I had a issue with my 2022 Nissan rogue jerking, shaking while driving. Basically it came to a point that I didn’t feel good driving it anymore because each morning when I drove it the car shook, felt like it was a misfire or the car was choking like it wasn’t getting fuel. After 9 thousand miles of seeing what could the issue be with taking the car to two different Nissans dealership I came up empty, then one day while driving from work I was getting ready to fill up on gas again. I was about 65 miles to empty. I noticed that the car has been driving great for passed 2 days. No shaking no slushing or jerking feeling. So and I admit this issue is a SELF Fix. We do it all the time. I have done this to all my cars before.
When you are filling up your car at the gas station. DO NOT!!! I repeat. DO NOT fill your car with gas all the way to the top so the gas spills out. After the pump clicks thats it!!! stop right there!!!!
What I was doing after the pumped clicked I proceeded with putting additional gas SLOWLY until I hear it or seeing it spilling out of the gas hole. Basically you can get additional gal of gas that way, maybe more.
There is a purge tank or reservoir tank that the overflow of gas and fumes go. I am guessing that the car was trying to empty that small reservoir and was taking the fumes out or little amount of gas causing the shake jitter choking misfire or lack of fuel feel or what ever you wanna call it.
If you are a person that tops off your tank until it spills over. JUST STOP because if will cause issues for you. These days these cars are loaded with electronics and are very sensitive if you will. To everything.
So a self fix that lasted for 9 thousand miles and two trips to Nissan thinking of could be the above issues or even CVT transmission.
It’s my fault I know good thing I have self diagnosed it and fixed the issue.
Update: confirmed from a Nissan tech who worked on my car through this, he attends classes at Nissan each month or so to better him self, he gave my case to the instructors who teach the classes at Nissan and they confirmed of this reservoir tank issues.
I am after 2 fill ups with no issues.
Again don’t over fill guys.