my nissan micra automatic k11 cvt has no drive either forward or reverse, gearbox has been renewed any suggest

Answer 1

Possible that your Torque Converter is not engaging properly and not passing the power through to your transmission.
Easy way to tell is to start the engine and while at idle speed, keeping an ear out for the engine sound, put the transmission in drive while your foot is kept on the brake. There should be a noticeable change in engine revs and loading. If this is not evident your Torque Converter is the prime suspect.
Other than this I would be looking for broken drive shafts, locked up CV joints, frozen brake calipers or possibly a loss of engine compression.

Best of luck with it.

Answer 2

i also have a nissan micra year 2000 k11 1.0 cvt, and also the same problem with the gearbox, has no drive either forward or reverse, but when i changed the transmission to drive or reverse the sound of engine changed a little bit. kindly tell me that if you already repaired your's what was the fault and approximately expences and any suggestion. i shell be very thankful to you... my e-mail is [e-mail]

Answer 3

This model has an electro-magnetic clutch between the engine and gearbox (where a conventional auto has a torque converter) to transmit power from engine to gearbox, but allow slip when required for start-off. Check that the electrics for this have been re-connected properly after the gearbox re-fit.

Alternatively it could be drive shafts, but that would probably be obvious. You should be able to see the gearbox outputs turning.

Answer 4

i accept as true with this statment, becuase each and every guy or woman who i understand who has a nissan micra there automobile has stayed in gd shape and has been unswerving to their proprietors lol! so yeh they're quiet fortunate

Answer 5

sounds like a disconnected drive shaft if you can get it into gear

Answer 6

gear box shot

Answer 7

new something called for that should cover all the bases

Answer 8

Have you turned the key?!