The 2009 Nissan Altima is equipped with Nissan's continuously variable transmission on four-cylinder models and a five-speed automatic on V6 variants. The CVT unit used in the 2.5L Altima of this era is particularly prone to failure. The Nissan has faced significant criticism and multiple warranty extension announcements related to CVT reliability in this generation. If your 2009 Altima CVT is slipping, overheating, or failing to engage, replacement is almost certainly more economical than repair. When sourcing a replacement, prioritize mileage above all else; units under 60,000 miles with a documented service history represent the lowest risk. Confirm the exact transmission code via VIN before purchasing, as the 2.5L and 3.5L Altima use entirely different units. Written warranty coverage of 12 months minimum is essential — the CVT's failure history makes this non-negotiable.  Moon Auto Parts offer wide range of transmission inventory. Buy Now!

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