@@karlivanr perfectly safe. a little loud but it won't cause any safety issues. I'd say get it fixed whenever you have the time and money but other than that people drive cars with bad mounts all the time it's not a big thing. my mom has a 2018 that's been getting worse everyday since she drove it home. it's loud but we're up to 80k miles without any issues.
@@karlivanr sorry for the late response but yes it was drivable I’d avoid putting it in reverse to cause more damage so I’d park in parkings spots that I can pull out of instead of backing out and I’d use neutral to back out of my driveway lol but I ended up selling the car like that for some good money lol glad it’s gone and always remember never buy a Nissan!
@@cristianluis7872 Thank you guys for the kind response, I really appreciate it... I'm someone who's transitioning into the full adult phase since I'm done with college now. And of course, it comes with new responsibilities, one of which is getting knowledge regarding cars. So far so good our car has no problems
Did you finally figure it out? I have a vehicle doing something similar. The only thing different I know is when I let the car warm up for 10 minutes it won't make that clicking sound
Trust me, I had the same problem. It is the rotors holes bigger (wider) than the screws. Take off the tires. Spin the rotor back and forth, and you will see.
Would you tell me what the warmnup does. My bang only happend when i put it into reverse back up when I put it back into drive it makea the bang. Would you say torque converter
@teenice894 He's probably a mechanic who wants to change all the parts,not to try to fix them. He change all the transmission instead of flushing the oil 😂
Sounds like ur cv axle is worn out and u need a new one. U can record it from the bottom while it's in d and r to see if it shifts a little un and down you should see it at the one of the boots prob the one next to the Trans
I have a 2016 Nissan Sentra making a loud bang when I put in reverse not sure why if anyone has an idea of what it could be please comment thank you
bad transmission or engine mounts. it's common issue with Nissan. it shouldn't cause any real issues.
@@justinkaufman495 is it safe to drive with it?
@@karlivanr perfectly safe. a little loud but it won't cause any safety issues. I'd say get it fixed whenever you have the time and money but other than that people drive cars with bad mounts all the time it's not a big thing. my mom has a 2018 that's been getting worse everyday since she drove it home. it's loud but we're up to 80k miles without any issues.
@@karlivanr sorry for the late response but yes it was drivable I’d avoid putting it in reverse to cause more damage so I’d park in parkings spots that I can pull out of instead of backing out and I’d use neutral to back out of my driveway lol but I ended up selling the car like that for some good money lol glad it’s gone and always remember never buy a Nissan!
@@cristianluis7872 Thank you guys for the kind response, I really appreciate it... I'm someone who's transitioning into the full adult phase since I'm done with college now. And of course, it comes with new responsibilities, one of which is getting knowledge regarding cars. So far so good our car has no problems
Check for transmission mount
check transmission mount your fluid
Torque converter. Not to mention it's a cvt.
Did you finally figure it out? I have a vehicle doing something similar. The only thing different I know is when I let the car warm up for 10 minutes it won't make that clicking sound
Same have you figured out what it was?
@@tfumean7629 yeah.... Turned out that when I got my transmission serviced they didn't put in enough transmission fluid in.
Trust me, I had the same problem. It is the rotors holes bigger (wider) than the screws. Take off the tires. Spin the rotor back and forth, and you will see.
Let the car warm up for a bit before putting it in gear
Would you tell me what the warmnup does. My bang only happend when i put it into reverse back up when I put it back into drive it makea the bang. Would you say torque converter
Engine and transmission mount and you’re not letting your car warm up before you put it in gear. That’s nasty.
I see the problem. It's a nissan
Yup NEVER buy Nissan LoL
😂😂
It's the transmission linkage or fluids burnt
Prolly fluids burnet or leaking out
Yup bull dozer is probably right
Mine dose a noise when moving in revers what could it be or turning backwards it makes a pop
Also me,in rivers only.sound is tak tak tak
Control arm bolt loose
Yess. Engine mounts.
I would highly doubt that. But its always good to be optimistic. Id put my money on the transmission.
It’s the controls arms or transmission mounts .. same thing happening on my fbody
High rpm
Your transmission is most likely about to break.
You most likely don't know what your talking about
@teenice894 He's probably a mechanic who wants to change all the parts,not to try to fix them. He change all the transmission instead of flushing the oil 😂
Like 4 different answers lol what was it!
PCM module cooked as it has to use different sensor for reverse... im guessing that one fkd.. but you will need to replace entire pcm module.
Sounds like ur cv axle is worn out and u need a new one. U can record it from the bottom while it's in d and r to see if it shifts a little un and down you should see it at the one of the boots prob the one next to the Trans
Diferencial is about to brok xhange oil of diferncial
Check your u joints
It’s a Nissan
Mtr mount
99% cv
It's call take it to a junk yard scrap it and buy a new car, your about to lose reverse
I don’t think you know shit about shit
Don’t take advice from someone who doesn’t know the difference between your and you’re
Actually maybe a new transmission will be nice but hell no not worth junking
It’s either the transmission mounts or control arms
@@unknown_king47yt51 nah 100% pcm module - 4-5k to replace.
They are horrible cars by a Toyota from 1998 or a 1998 Nissan
So many answers in the comments 😂