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Best-in-class seats. Comfortable ride quality. User-friendly tech options. Versatile cargo storage. Check, check, check and check! All of these things are stand-out elements in an SUV, and can be found in the latest 2017 Nissan Rogue. But when you invest in an SUV this great, you'll need to know some basic ways to maintain it so it will run as smoothly and efficiently as the first day you bought it. One way is by being proactive in the health of your engine. Here are some maintenance tips to know. Oil Changes Whether you change your oil yourself or have someone else do it, doing this service regularly is one of the most important things you can do for your car's engine. The purpose of oil is to keep vital engine parts well lubricated so they won't overheat or become damaged. The longer you go between oil changes, the less efficient the oil inside your engine will be. This being said, your car's engine can't function without oil and if you go too long between oil changes, it can cause permanent damage. Suggestions for when you should change your car's oil will vary, but for most modern cars, it should be done around every 5,000 miles. However, more than just mileage plays a role int eh right time to get your oil changed – like how often you drive and what type of environment you drive in. A professional technician can give you the best estimate. Cooling System Another key part in proactively keeping your car's engine running as it should is by ensuring the cooling system is working properly. The cooling system includes these main parts: radiator, thermostat, water pump and coolant. If the cooling system does not have enough coolant, has a leak, or a broken part, then your engine will overheat. If you've ever experienced an overheating engine, then you know what a pain it can be. Not only that but it can also cause engine damage and expensive repairs, as well as time spent without a car. If you notice your car is running hotter than usual, first check the coolant level. If low, add more. However, if your car's engine continues to run hot even with an adequate supply of coolant, it's important to have it checked by a professional technician as soon as possible. The sooner you find and fix a problem with the cooling system, the less engine damage and repairs you will have to deal with. Air Filter Just like you need a continuous supply of oxygen to function, so does your car's engine. This is where an air filter comes in. Air filters are used to keep all outside junk – bugs, leaves, dirt – from becoming lodged inside your car's engine. The result is a clean, constant supply of air. But over time, air filters become clogged with all of the dirt and debris they collect, and will be unable to efficiently do their job. Luckily, air filters are cheap and easy to replace, so be sure to do so regularly to help maintain your engine. Warning Lights Your car's warning lights will light up for a number of reasons – some insignificant, some serious. But no matter what the reason is, it's important to always take your warning lights seriously – especially when they involve your engine. To ensure your engine doesn't become damaged or fail, take it to a technician to quickly figure out and repair the problem if there is one. For more on the 2017 Nissan Rogue, and for all your automotive needs, visit our dealership in Harrisburg, PA.

The Nissan Rogue is no longer the visual oddity it once was and in the 2017 Nissan Rogue, it moves even further away. The results are a more palatable look and added exterior refinement. Already a top selling SUV, the new Rogue looks better than ever and has enhanced safety and technology features for 2017. A new gas-electric hybrid motor is now available in the Nissan Rogue, as well, offering even more choice for SUV buyers. All-around performance of the Rogue In the Rogue, Nissan opts for performance and fuel economy with a 2.5L 4 cylinder delivering 170HP. Nissan’s Xtronic CV transmission delivers the perfect pitch of acceleration dynamics. It revs at the optimum levels when pick-up is needed and automatically delivers subtle low-torque gains for quieter driving. An Echo Mode setting recalibrates the engine and transmission for a more economical performance. The Pure Drive Hybrid, new for 2017, is a 2.0L engine that produces 35 mpg on the highway. It also automatically shuts down during stopping to save even more gas for city driving. The AWD drive system of the Rogue is engineered for intuitive performance. In a blink of an eye, is the speed to which it responds to subtle changes in road conditions. Power is also sent to separate wheels, where it is needed most. The 2017 Rogue exterior is still unique A new front and rear fascia highlight improvements to the Rogue’s exterior. Nissan’s V motion grille is more integrated and refined, and chrome side moldings have been added. LED headlights taillights have been revised for 2017 as well. A motion activated tailgate is new for 2017 Nissan Rogue. The under carriage and certain parts of the Rogue’s exterior have been redesigned to reduce wind, road and engine noise. Active grille shutters open and close for added aerodynamics. The Nissan Rogue is more attractive than ever, while retaining some of its unique styling of the past. The Nissan Rogue interior roomier for 2017 More head room increases comfort to the seating for seven interior of the 2017 Rogue. A standard Divide and Hide cargo system allows for creative storage options and an EZ flex seating system delivers effortless seat movement for easy entry. The Rogue’s interior is roomy, comfortable, attractive, and well thought out. An available panoramic moon roof and leather stitch seating adds to the premium feel of the Rogue. Other new standard feature improvements are new cloth seating material, D-shaped steering wheel, and new sport mode shifter with leather boot. Safety is complete in the 2017 Nissan Rogue Nissan’s Safety Shield is a comprehensive safety system that works to deliver all the high-tech features to rival any manufacturer. It includes such things as rear view monitor, automatic dimming and brightening headlights, Vehicle Dynamic Control, and Blind Spot Warning system. Intelligent cruise control is a highlight, as it automatically responds to surrounding vehicles even when the driver does not. Standard safety features include six advanced air bags, body crumple zone design, side door guard beams, and Energy Absorbing steering column. Technology a high-light of the Nissan Rogue In the upper Sentra models, buyers receive NissanConnect. Bluetooth in the Rogue is standard and USB ports and aux cable are positioned for users in the front. All communication, information, and entertainment is managed from Rogue’s touchscreen. NissanConnect adds navigation, mobile apps, and SiriusXM. Four Bose speakers are standard and can go up to six. Visit Faulkner Nissan today and explore the 2017 Nissan Rogue.

Best-in-class seats. Comfortable ride quality. User-friendly tech options. Versatile cargo storage. All of these things make up key elements of the latest 2017 Nissan Rogue. But to keep a vehicle like this in excellent condition, it needs regular maintenance. While many car services require the expert knowledge of professional technicians, there are a lot that can actually be done by the average car owner. Here are three DIY automotive maintenance tips to know. Air Filter Replacement Your car's air filter is important for several reasons. The main is to provide the engine with a continuous supply of clean air. Over time, the air filter can become so dirty, it actually becomes clogged. As a result, your car's engine won't get the air supply it needs and will overheat. Taking your car to a mechanic is one way of getting your air filter replaced. But to do it at home all you need is about 10 minutes. Locate the air filter under the hood of your car. It will be inside of a black box with metal clips on the side. Open the black box and check out how the air filter fits inside, which way it faces, etc. Remove the old air filter and throw it away. Insert the new air filter in the same position the old one sat. Close the metal clips on the black box to secure it. Windshield Wiper Replacement Changing windshield wiper blades is one of the most common maintenance services car owners overlook – until it's too late and their windshield is streaked and smeared. The good news is that replacing wiper blades is one of the most simple automotive maintenance tasks there is. Lift the wiper blades so they stand up and inspect how they connect to the metal arms. Locate the tab on the underside of the wiper. Then push the tab so it will release the old blade and you can remove it. Being careful not to bend the wiper arms or scratch your windshield, line up the new blade to attach it, then secure it in place. Oil and Oil Filter Change Oil changes are one of the most important automotive maintenance services you can provide for your car. Without a proper supply of motor oil, your car's engine will suffer serious consequences. Dirty, or an insufficient supply of oil is unable to properly lubricate all of the important parts of your engine – a problem that can result in damage and overheating. But, with a continuous and fresh supply of oil, your car's engine will continue to run efficiently, even forever. While changing your car's oil takes longer to do than replacing air filters and windshield wipers, it is still a maintenance service you can do yourself. Safety First: Never change your car's oil when the engine is hot. You will need to jack up your car prior to changing the oil so you can place yourself underneath. Properly using your jack and securing your car are both safety musts. How To: Place yourself underneath your car and locate the oil pan. Unscrew the drain plug and drain all of the old oil into the oil pan. When all oil has been drained, replace the drain plug. Standing in front of your engine, remove the old oil filter with an oil filter wrench. Lubricate the rubber gasket on the new filter with fresh motor oil. Pour about two-thirds of new oil into the oil filter. Screw the new oil filter in place and tighten by hand. Using a funnel, fill the engine with new oil. Check your dipstick to ensure you've added enough oil. Discard the oil filter and recycle the old oil. For more information about the latest 2017 Nissan Rogue and more, visit our dealership in Harrisburg, PA.