Complete Auto Transmissions for Nissan Versa

Auto Transmitions for the Nissan Versa

The Nissan Versa and Nissan Versa Note are cars produced by Nissan for the North American market since 2006. If you're looking for a used Nissan Versa transmission, it is important to remember that the Nissan Versa is also known as Nissan Tiida, Latino, and Note in countries around the world. Since its inception, Nissan Versa has mainly used two types of automatic transmissions: the conventional four-speed automatic transmission, and CVT, continuously variable transmission.

The two most common types of transmission for the Nissan Vera are four-speed RE4F03C automatic and Xtronic CVT RE0F11A automatic. Following are the brief details to help you with the buying process:

• Four-speed RE4F03C automatic: This is a conventional automatic transmission similar to what is used in most vehicles. It is operated hydraulically using a torque converter and fluid coupling. The planetary gearset is used to provide a range of gear ratios. This four-speed variant is used in Nissan Versa models since 2011.
• Xtronic CVT RE0F11A: This is the other predominant five-speed transmission used in Nissan Versa cars. The continuously variable transmission can change seamlessly through a range of effective gear ratios. The Xtronic CVT is also used in earlier models of Nissan Versa produced before 2009. You will find these in four-door sedan and five-door hatchback versions. The 2014 Nissan Versa transmission and 2011 Nissan Versa Transmission four-speed automatic are examples of Xtronic CVT.

While Xtronic is similar to the traditional CVT used in Nissan Versa cars, Nissan claims that Xtronic is able to provide 10% better mileage and offers a streamline driving experience compared to the traditional CVT. The Xtronic is also marketed as a practical alternative to the traditional automatic systems because Xtronic helps select the most effective gear ratio without any noticeable change. As the gear ratio range between high and low gears is extended, the Xtronic CVT system generates less friction.

Nissan and its spinoff, Jatco, has produced a variety of automatic transmission for different cars and models around the world. The four-speed RE4F03C automatic is also an example of Jatco engines. These Jatco engines are well-known among users because they can be tailored to fit with a variety of engines. There are a lot of OEM models in the market for Jatco transmission.

These engines can also be identified by the new naming scheme, such as J for Jatco and R or F for rear and front-wheel drive, respectively. The next letter is the number of gears, which is followed by the two-digit model series number. The model series names are not standard; therefore, you should rely more on the first three letters for identification purposes.