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Used Nissan Parts for Sale, Checked to Fit Your VIN

Shop used Nissan parts for sale from inspected donor vehicles, with key components checked and matched to your Nissan by VIN, part number, engine code, and trim. We disclose donor mileage and part details upfront, helping you find the right replacement without unnecessary guesswork.

  • VIN & engine-code matched
  • Genuine OEM, never aftermarket
  • Donor mileage disclosed
  • 90-day warranty, free shipping

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The Nissan Assemblies Our Buyers Replace Most

CVT transmissions lead every month by a wide margin, followed by engines, transfer cases and CV axles. Each one is matched to your engine code rather than your model year alone.

When a Nissan CVT Fails, What the Practical Repair Looks Like

CVT failure is the single most common reason Nissan owners call us. When a dealer replacement costs more than an eight-year-old Altima is worth, a tested used unit is the repair that makes financial sense. Searching for a nissan cvt transmission for sale usually starts at that exact moment.

Sentra: A 2015 Nissan Sentra transmission is among our highest-volume CVT requests, interchange-verified by engine code.
Altima: A 2015 Nissan Altima transmission differs entirely between the 2.5L and 3.5L cars, even in the same model year.
Rogue and Versa: A 2013 Nissan Rogue transmission and a 2014 Nissan Versa transmission use different JATCO families, matched separately.
Pathfinder and Murano: A 2014 Nissan Pathfinder transmission is matched by drivetrain, since 2WD and 4WD units are not interchangeable.

Every transmission is checked for shift quality, fluid condition and case damage before it is listed.

Reading Your Nissan Engine Code and JATCO CVT Number

Nissan built several engines and two CVT families into the same body shells. These codes, not the model year, decide what fits.

CodeWhat It IsTypical Models
QR25DE2.5L four-cylinderAltima, Rogue, Sentra SR, Frontier
MR20DE2.0L four-cylinderSentra, Rogue
HR16DE1.6L four-cylinderVersa, Sentra, Kicks
VQ35DE3.5L V6Altima, Maxima, Murano, Pathfinder, Quest
VK56DE / VK56VD5.6L V8Titan, Armada
KA24E / KA24DE2.4L four-cylinderHardbody, D21, Frontier, older Altima
VG33E3.3L V6Frontier, Xterra, Pathfinder
JATCO JF015ESmall-car CVTVersa, Sentra, Juke
JATCO JF011EMid-size CVTAltima, Rogue, Sentra
JATCO JF016E / JF017ELarger CVTAltima 3.5, Murano, Pathfinder

The engine code sits on a plate on the block, and the transmission number is on the case tag. Send a photo with your VIN and we'll settle the match in minutes.

Nissan Part Prices Against a Dealer Quote

Indicative ranges for tested OEM units, delivery included. Your VIN replaces the range with one firm figure, which is what most Nissan transmission price searches are really after.

PartTypical Dealer RouteOur Range
CVT transmission (Altima, Sentra, Rogue, Versa)$3,500–$5,000 installed$900–$1,800
Automatic transmission (Frontier, Titan, Pathfinder 4WD)$3,800–$5,500 installed$1,000–$2,000
QR25DE / MR20DE engine$4,000–$6,000$900–$1,600
VQ35DE V6 engine$5,000–$7,000$1,000–$1,900
VK56 V8 engine$7,000 plus$1,800–$3,000
Transfer case (Pathfinder, Murano, Armada)$2,500–$4,000$400–$900
CV axle assembly$400–$700$80–$250
Steering wheel and airbag$600–$1,200$100–$350

Ranges move with trim, engine code and donor mileage. Call 1-800-606-1107 for a firm, delivered number.

Titan, Frontier, Xterra and the D21 Hardbody

Nissan trucks stay on the road long past the point where new parts disappear. That's as true of a 1997 Nissan truck engine for a D21 Hardbody as it is of a current Titan.

Titan: 5.6L VK56 Endurance V8 engines, transmissions and rear differentials.
Frontier: Automatic transmissions, VG33E and QR25DE engines, transfer cases.
Xterra: Drivetrain components including transfer cases and rear differentials.
Hardbody and D21: KA24E engines and gearboxes for 1986–1997 pickups, where donor supply is the only route left.

Nissan Engines by Family: QR, VQ, VK and KA

Tested as complete assemblies, with original casting numbers supplied so your technician can verify the match on arrival. Most Nissan engines for sale listings elsewhere quote a model year alone, that's how the wrong engine code ends up on a pallet.

QR25DE 2.5L: Altima, Rogue, Sentra SR, Frontier
VQ35DE 3.5L: Maxima, Altima, Murano, Pathfinder, Quest
VK56 5.6L V8: Titan, Armada
KA and VG Series: Hardbody, D21, Frontier, Xterra

AWD Couplings and Transfer Cases for Rogue, Pathfinder and Murano

All-wheel-drive Nissans share components across model years, but ratios and spline counts differ. A 2014 Nissan Pathfinder transfer case is matched on both before we quote. Murano, Armada and Rogue units follow the same check.

CV Axles and Half Shafts for Altima, Sentra and Rogue

A torn boot or a clicking joint usually ends in a full half shaft. A 2015 Nissan Altima CV axle is matched by drivetrain, transmission type and ABS tone-ring spec, since a tone ring that reads differently will light the dash even when the axle bolts up. Sentra, Rogue and Versa shafts are matched the same way.

Why a Nissan VIN Beats a Model Year Every Time

A 2.5L Altima and a 3.5L Altima from the same model year take completely different transmissions. Year and model alone will not get you the right part.

Enter your 17-digit VIN and our team checks it against live inventory to confirm engine code, trim and transmission before quoting. If you're searching for a used Nissan parts near me, you can send us your VIN and part details so we can check available inventory and confirm the correct match.

Every Nissan Nameplate We Hold Donors For

Altima
Rogue
Sentra
Frontier
Titan
Pathfinder
Maxima
Murano
Versa
Armada
Quest
Cube
Juke
Kicks
Leaf
370Z
GT-R
Xterra

Quest, Cube, Xterra and Juke: Where Donors Are the Only Source

Owners of these four have the hardest time sourcing parts, because new stock has largely disappeared. We hold donor vehicles for all four, which makes used parts the only realistic route rather than simply the cheaper one.

Five Checks Between a Donor Nissan and Your Driveway

Accident-Damage Donors

Parts come from vehicles written off for collision damage rather than mechanical failure, so the drivetrain is intact.

CVT Shift and Fluid Check

Every transmission is inspected for case damage, bearing wear and fluid contamination before listing.

Original Part Numbers Supplied

Factory components with their original Nissan part numbers, never untested aftermarket substitutes.

Engine Code and Trim Matched

Two identical-looking cars from the same year can take different parts, so we cross-reference your VIN first.

Mileage Disclosed

Donor mileage and condition notes come with your quote, before you pay.

What You Save, and What You Simply Cannot Buy New

Dealer Replacement Cost

On an Altima or Sentra past eight years old, a new CVT can cost more than the vehicle's book value.

What You Cannot Buy New

Quest, Cube and Xterra parts are largely out of production. Used stock is the only route.

Below Dealer Pricing

The same OEM engineering, without the dealer markup.

Reuse Over Remanufacture

Every reused assembly is one that does not need building from raw materials.

From VIN to Installed Nissan Part in Three Steps

1

Send Your VIN

Use the form above or call our US-based Nissan specialists on 1-800-606-1107.

2

We Verify and Quote

A specialist confirms engine code, transmission type and trim, then sends donor mileage with a firm delivered price, typically within one business hour.

3

Your Part Ships Free

Dispatched within 3–7 business days of payment clearing, with tracking issued the day it ships.

Delivery, Warranty and Returns on Your Nissan Order

Free Nationwide Shipping

Included in every quote, to your home or straight to your mechanic.

Dispatch Window

Orders leave our facility within 3–7 business days of payment clearing, with tracking issued the day they ship. Engines and transmissions travel as heavy shipments and may need extra transit time.

90-Day Warranty

Covers internal failure for 90 days from delivery. Labor, improper installation and wrong fluids are excluded. Claims need a diagnostic report, an installation report from a licensed shop and photo or video of the fault.

Returns

If a VIN-verified part doesn't fit, we cover the return. Returns because the wrong part was ordered may carry a 25% restocking fee.

A tested used unit runs $900 to $1,800 depending on model and engine code, against $3,500 to $5,000 for a dealer replacement installed. Your VIN returns a firm figure.

Yes, provided the replacement matches your engine code, model year range and valve body. A 2.5L Altima and a 3.5L Altima take completely different units.

Rarely without checking. Nissan revised CVT internals and software mid-generation, so we verify the interchange and engine code against your VIN before quoting.

Yes. Rogue, Pathfinder, Murano and Armada AWD units are matched by ratio and spline count, never by model year alone. A 2014 Nissan pathfinder transfer case is a common request.

Yes. Quest, Cube, Xterra and Juke stock is largely out of production, so our donor vehicles are often the only realistic source. Send your VIN and we will check.

Orders leave our facility within 3 to 7 business days of payment clearing. Tracking is issued the day your part ships, and shipping is free nationwide.

Send your VIN and the part you need. Our Nissan team checks live inventory, confirms engine code, transmission type and trim, then returns a firm delivered price with the donor mileage. No wrong-fit guesswork.

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