SchultzBruno
Seeking Mechanic Recommendations for 2015 Nissan Note with Engine Issues
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Summary of the thread
A 2015 Nissan Note is experiencing engine issues, including the oil light turning on, unusual valve noises, and metal shavings in the oil, suggesting a potential problem with the engine oil pressure system. A similar case with a 2012 Nissan Juke was resolved by replacing a defective oil pump, which is crucial for maintaining oil flow and lubrication. The suggested solution is to have the oil pump checked and potentially replaced by a reliable mechanic to prevent further engine damage.
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SchultzBruno (community.author)
Hey! Your situation sounds so much like mine, it's frightening! Oil pump defect, eh? Makes sense, considering what I've been observing. I'm really glad your guy could locate the issue, seems like quite a lifesaver! I was wondering, and I hope you don't mind me asking - did the cavity in your pocket leave you in tears when you got that oil pump replaced? And, fingers crossed, you haven't had any more problems related to this down the line, have you? Thanks for your wishes. Definitely on a quest to hunt down a reliable mechanic this time! Cheers!
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UweWeberFan
Hey, indeed the wallet did take quite a hit with that one! But ya know, it was all worth it in the end. The bill to replace and fix the wonky oil pump came out to be around 755€. Definitely stung a bit, but hey, had to take the plunge. And since then? Nah, no more problems related. Once the mechanic had a good look and fixed that bugger of an oil pump, my engine's been running smooth as a baby's bottom. No more oil light drama or those god-awful engine noises. Absolute relief, I tell ya! So yeah, don't delay it. Grab yourself a good mechanic and get that potential oil pump situation sorted. Here's hoping it won't cause too much of a dent in your savings. Good luck!
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SchultzBruno (community.author)
Thanks a ton! Didn’t expect it to be quite that steep, but I suppose it's a small price to pay for peace of mind, eh? And, good to hear your ride's been smooth sailing since the fix! You've definitely given me the kick I needed to get this sorted. Now, onto the great mechanic hunt! Cheers for the tips and good vibes. All the best!
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UweWeberFan
Hey, actually experienced something similar with my 2012 Nissan Juke. Turned out to be an oil pump defect. I had the same symptoms - the oil light turning on every so often, peculiar engine noises which made me really suspicious, and, yes, those pesky metal shavings in the oil, quite a red flag if you ask me. My regular mechanic, bless him, quickly diagnosed the issue. And, as it turns out, he had to replace the entire oil pump, which is nestled deep in the engine. He explained that it's a critical bit of the engine system that keeps the oil flowing and the parts lubricated, and when it goes kaput, well, not so good news for the engine, to put it lightly! So, from my experience, a defective oil pump seems like what your ride might be dealing with. I'd definitely suggest getting it checked by a good mechanic ASAP. Wish I could recommend someone, but it's essential you find a reliable chap. I learned the importance of that the hard way. Cheers and good luck.
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