Nissan Value Advantage aftermarket cv axles for Rogue

[lk777]

How good are Nissan Value Advantage CV axles? I am asking about the next parts

C9101-JG04JNW SHAFT ASSY-FRONT DRIVE,LH (Driver Side)
C9100-JM1MJNW SHAFT ASSY-FRONT DRIVE,RH (Passenger Side)

Are they rebuilt/re manufactured OEM parts and not A1Cardone products? What is their warranty.

I do not know if I am wrong or not but I just do not want to use any so called new aftermarket cv axles, I would prefer to deal with the top quality rebuilt OEM parts then those $50 aftermarket "new" ones.

Thanks.

[Rogue Jarhead]

I’m a big proponent of oem, only using aftermarket if the aftermarket part is made by the oem manufacturer, just doesn’t have the Nissan label on it. I looked up Nissan axles not long ago and they were over $250 per side. $50 axles are going to be remans, or if new they’ll be Chineisum. Reman means they’ve been ground down and some parts replaced. Grinding increases tolerances so they’ll wear faster this time around. New Chinesium, means junk, wearing faster than even the remans.

Stick with oem on something like axles and other drivetrain parts. Reman or rebuilt can be ok you just have to be careful what you buy. Chinesium is ok for fuzzy dice or mud flaps, when they fall apart it doesn’t destroy your vehicle or kill someone.

I found this after searching for one of your part numbers. It appears that a Nissan dealer has an eBay store and sells parts on line.
One thing I’ve learned is that sometimes the parts are even less if you go directly to the dealers website and most businesses have websites. I’m not sure where you might have found this part # for $50.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-Shaft- ... xq&vxp=mtr


Here’s the same dealers homepage with axle parts.

https://www.prioritynissanparts.com/aut ... oints-scat

It looks like you’re just getting an outer cv joint and you’d have to pop the old one off and put the new one on in this particular case. Which is fine the old axle shaft doesn’t really wear out unless it gets bent. I’ve done this often with other vehicles but never a Nissan.

[lk777]

Those ebay Genuine Shaft Drive C9100-JM1MJNW NEW OEM FACTORY PART C9100-JM1MJNW are actually Nissan Value Advantage parts. Probably they are genuine aftermarket axles but not genuine OEM of course. OEM part is 39101-JG04C. I really do not know what Nissan Value Advantage parts are. Are they remans or some new "Chinesium "? I mentioned $50 as "new" axles sold by NAPA for example. NAPA guys tried to convince me that their new axles are great but I just do not trust this BS. I believe that their remans are A1 Cardone and new ones are Cardone Select. I am not willing to spend $500 + labor (local guys want 2.5 hours for one axle!!! Even with the stuck bearing on the right side it is not 2.5 hours) on the car that I am going to keep for another year.
So I am just asking if anybody installed those Nissan Value Advantage parts.

You can find these parts (C9101-JG04JNW, C9100-JM1MJNW) on Nissan pars websites not only on ebay. At the local dealership parts department they gave me this info. Probably we can trust these parts if Nissan lists them on their websites.

[lk777]

I have found this https://www.z1motorsports.com/rear-diff ... 11800.html article, though it is about Nissan 350Z I believe it can be applied to the Nissan Rogue as well. I mean Nissan Advantage axles reliability not that particular part for 350Z.

[Rogue Jarhead]

Good find, I was unaware of these axles, I think they'd be worth a try.

[lk777]

Update.

I have installed C9100-JM1MJNW today at GoodYear. It is a new part (not rebuilt). $195 for the part itself. At the Nissan parts department I was told that the warranty on the C9100-JM1MJNW is 12 month/12,000 miles. But through the GoodYear I got 24 month/24,000 miles on the part and labor.

[lk777]

It looks like labor is not included in GoodYear's warranty. I was misinformed by their staff.

[Flash777]

Nissan Value Advantage parts are genuine Nissan OEM parts. They are NOT aftermarket. Nissan is just offering customer's a lower priced option. Here's a link to one of Nissan's Value Advantage parts at a low discounted price for your reference. https://www.nissanpartsdeal.com/parts/n ... &Filter=()