Nissan Error Code P1767: How to Fix It

Q: Can I drive with P1767 code?

Driving with P1767 is not recommended as it indicates transmission solenoid failure. You may experience harsh shifting, transmission slipping, or complete loss of reverse gear. Continued driving could cause additional transmission damage.

Q: How much does it cost to fix P1767?

Repair costs range from $200-400 if only the solenoid needs replacement, up to $1500-3000 if valve body replacement is required. Complete CVT replacement can cost $3000-5000 depending on the vehicle model and labor rates.

Q: Is P1767 covered under Nissan warranty?

P1767 may be covered under Nissan's extended CVT warranty program for certain models. Check with your dealer about warranty coverage, as some Nissan CVT issues have extended warranty coverage beyond the standard warranty period.

Q: What causes P1767 to appear?

P1767 is typically caused by a faulty high-low reverse clutch solenoid, contaminated CVT fluid, electrical connection problems, or internal valve body damage. Poor maintenance and overheating can accelerate solenoid failure.

Q: Will changing CVT fluid fix P1767?

Changing CVT fluid alone rarely fixes P1767, as the code indicates solenoid electrical failure. However, contaminated fluid can contribute to the problem, so fluid replacement is often part of the repair process along with solenoid replacement.

Abstract

Error code P1767 in your Nissan indicates a malfunction with the high-low reverse clutch solenoid valve in your CVT transmission. This solenoid controls the engagement of the reverse clutch, and when it fails, you may experience rough shifting, transmission slipping, or inability to engage reverse gear.