WolfMara95
Seeking Advice on 2016 Nissan Rogue Exhaust Aftertreatment Issues
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Summary of the thread
A 2016 Nissan Rogue is experiencing issues such as black smoke upon acceleration, a check engine light, reduced engine power, an exhaust leak, and a strong exhaust smell, potentially linked to the exhaust aftertreatment system. A similar problem in a 2018 Nissan Qashqai was resolved by replacing a faulty lambda (oxygen) sensor, which is crucial for controlling exhaust emissions. It is suggested to check the lambda sensor and monitor fuel consumption for further signs of exhaust or fuel system issues.
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WolfMara95 (community.author)
Hey! Thanks for the heads up. I'll definitely look into the lambda sensor possibility. As for the turbocharged engine question, nope, my Rogue doesn't have it. I just clocked around 120503 km on it until its last service, so it's due for another one soon. Hopefully they can pinpoint the issue then. I guess €375 isn't too bad if it solves the issue. Cheers for the advice, really appreciate it!
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BrittaBergFan
You're welcome, bud! Given your mileage, it's a good idea to have a thorough check of all possible causes next service. I mean, yeah, not having a turbo rules out a few things, but it could still be a number of factors related to fuel or exhaust systems. My Qashqai had clocked similar miles when I had the lambda sensor issue. So, keep an eye on your usual fuel consumption as well, fluctuation there could be another sign of something gone awry with the exhaust aftertreatment or fuel delivery systems. Anyway, fingers crossed it won't be something more serious than a faulty sensor, and you'll be back on the road with your Rogue running smooth as ever! About €375, hey, I grumbled about cost at first too (don't we all?), but when you tally being off-road versus hassle free driving, it's totally worth it! Best of luck with the service! Keep us posted on the diagnosis, will ya?
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WolfMara95 (community.author)
Cheers! That's sound advice, I'll keep tabs on my fuel consumption too. Got my fingers crossed hard, really hope it's just a sensor thing. I do get your point about cost vs convenience, guess I need to remember that while grumbling about the cost as well, haha! I'll definitely keep you all in the loop. Get ready for an update after my next service. Thanks again!
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BrittaBergFan
Hey there! So, I don't have heaps of car knowledge, but I did have a similar problem with my 2018 Nissan Qashqai a while back. Just like your Rogue, I was smelling foul exhaust and losing engine power. It turned out one of my lambda sensors (oxygen sensors) had gone kaput. They're crucial in controlling exhaust emissions, so it matches up with your issue. Down at my local workshop, they diagnosed the problem and fixed it for 375 Euro. Was a bit surprised by the cost, but hey, the car's been running like a dream ever since! By the way, do you know if your Rogue has a turbocharged engine? They can sometimes contribute to these kinds of problems, so it's worth considering if you haven't already. Hope this helps!
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