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Originally posted by maxima561
The transmission seems to be a pretty weak link. Also the steering racks go out a lot and that can be expensive.
The transmission seems to be a pretty weak link. Also the steering racks go out a lot and that can be expensive.
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My car has 192,200 miles on it and the tranny is excellent. I put in a new clutch about 40k ago, but the tranny is perfect. I would imagine that the transmission longevity would have much more to do with how it is driven than manufacturing.
I would check underneath the car for torn boots. Check the boots on the CV joints, the steering/tie rod linkage, and the shift lever. I have had to replace those on mine. Also, check the outside of the transmission for oil to see if the oil seals are good. If you can, take out a spark plug and check it- spark plugs tell you a great deal about how the engine is running. Other than that, I would say go for it. My '88 Max is the greatest car I have ever owned and I will never buy another vehicle. I am sticking with Maximas from now on. Good luck and happy hunting.
I would check underneath the car for torn boots. Check the boots on the CV joints, the steering/tie rod linkage, and the shift lever. I have had to replace those on mine. Also, check the outside of the transmission for oil to see if the oil seals are good. If you can, take out a spark plug and check it- spark plugs tell you a great deal about how the engine is running. Other than that, I would say go for it. My '88 Max is the greatest car I have ever owned and I will never buy another vehicle. I am sticking with Maximas from now on. Good luck and happy hunting.
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