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Old 11-03-2009, 08:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Nissan Titan- Any Good?

Hey i was just lookin into the new titans and was wondering if anyone had one and how they like them?
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

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Hey i was just lookin into the new titans and was wondering if anyone had one and how they like them?
Plio7 has one...LOVES it, have to admit they are a very nice truck, powerful, comfortable and reliable....they look nice too.

Plio's is a 2007 I think.
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

i hear they are not so good on gas.Do a google search and get some feedback there.That's what i did,i was thinking about buying and 05 Titan but decieded it wasn't the right choice
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

I almost got a 05 Titan, The guy in GP would not deal at all so I got a GM. My buddy got one in GP the trans went in 5000km then the engine went he had to tow it from Fort St John to GP after the engine was done he didn't make the border the engine went again now you can't say Titan near him. He could have had a bad one.
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

well i dont know about the engine/tranny thing but i run an 07, know a guy with an 08, and a guy with an 06.......we all love them....i have had no problems what so ever, she runs like a dream, tons of power, comfortable ride, and even the base model comes with all the trinkets. tows my boat with my 1400lb camper on the back with no troubles 1500rpm up hill @ 110kms.

she's got no knocks, tics, hums, howls, and trust me i'm not easy on her. i think now i'm around 47000 miles, and she's yet to see the shop. the guy with the 06 has 170,000 and has only had it in for wear and tear issues. from what he's told me
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

I have an 08 Pro4x 4x4. Great truck. No issues. Lots of power, great for towing. Gas milage can be bad if you drive like a madman. Earlie years had rear diff issues but 07 plus seem to be unnaffected, 08 diffs are different intirely. Remodeled interior for 08 is a little nicer. Recommend the truck to anybody.
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

Love, love, love mine. Bad gas mileage...not much different than most trucks out there. I think it has to do with all that torque and Titan owners not being able to keep off the accelerator. It's a big problem of mine..

This summer we were travelling with friends of ours. He has a 27 foot trailer, we have a 24. He has a GM 3/4 ton diesel. We both got exactly the same distance out of a tank of gas. When I was at half, he was at half. When I need to fill, he needed to fill.

Neighbour and his son each bought one shortly after they checked mine out and that family is looking at yet another. All of ours have been trouble free.

Regarding the rear diffs, that was almost always with 2004's. In 2005 and up you need to put a hose on the axle vent and route it up higher. All Nissan dealers sell a cheap kit to do this. Basically an open fitting (no valve) with a rubber hose to go in behind the tail light. Keeps the dirt out. It's easy to do on your own. I think the newer models now have the vent done right. All it was is the vent valve getting dirty, plugging and causing pressure build up. Axle seals would leak. After 04 Nissan also went with a larger rear diff cover and started running 80w140 synthetic in the rears.

Make sure to get one with the tow package.

I have owned a few vehilces in my time but am sooo happy with the Titan it will be around for awhile. If I were to consider buying another vehicle it would be a Titan without a doubt.
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

I don't know the specifics of a Titan (personally wouldn't be caught dead in one) but if you plan to do any real towing or hauling, you will want a heavier truck, you'll run into a lot of problems with them being to light.

They will tow ok, but it won't compare to the pulling power of a diesel. Just something to think about depending what you need the truck for. Once you tow with a diesel you will never go back

As far as the GM diesel getting the same MPG actually probably less i'm sure they have a bigger tank, something must of been wrong with the truck, or maybe it's because it's a GM a gasser will never get the same MPG towing as a diesel.
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

Your comparing apples to oranges...... will any 1/2 ton compare to a 3/4 or 1 ton diesel??????? not a chance....will the Titan compare with a F-150, silverado,Dodge 1500, or Tundra.....course it will because it's in the same class.... it is what it is a 1/2 ton truck which I personally have heard good things about. Every make and model has it's lemons but overall the Titan has it's supporters.

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I don't know the specifics of a Titan (personally wouldn't be caught dead in one) but if you plan to do any real towing or hauling, you will want a heavier truck, you'll run into a lot of problems with them being to light.

They will tow ok, but it won't compare to the pulling power of a diesel. Just something to think about depending what you need the truck for. Once you tow with a diesel you will never go back

As far as the GM diesel getting the same MPG actually probably less i'm sure they have a bigger tank, something must of been wrong with the truck, or maybe it's because it's a GM a gasser will never get the same MPG towing as a diesel.
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

I love all this talk about bad mileage and not good for hauling I have a 2009 pro-4x with 30,000 km/s on it and have had absolutely no issues what so ever. As for mileage wise I get just over 600 km's on a tank of fuel and takes me just around $95.00 at 1.06 a litre to fill. The truck has great power all I have is a cold air intake and can beat the brand new toyota tundra with dual exhaust on it so the RATED POWER AT 315 HP IS QUITE UNDERRATED. and as for towing ya it's a half ton what do expect for towing yeah it will tow an enclosed trailer with sleds but will definately struggle on anything bigger but it really is a great truck a little upset with the 5'6'' box shoulda just went with a standard 6'0'' bed. On the other note I was talking to the mechanic at a nissan store he said out of all the trucks and suvs from nissan the titan has the fewest comebacks on engines or trannies you see more engine and tranny problems on the frontiers and the xterra but very rare on the titan.
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Re: Nissan Titan- Any Good?

my mileage isnt too bad, i'm getting the average, probably 550km's to a tank but i run about 130km/hr so that doesnt help and like said before have a hard time not enjoying the torque. and also like said before....i have taken f150's, tundra's, dodges, and chevy's.........again....love the truck and will be a titan guy from here on out
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oh and as for hauling.......suits my needs......once the bags are on to level her a bit.....but all the power in the world even at almost max payload
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