Seeking Advice on 2014 Nissan Rogue Engine Issues Possibly Related to Faulty Tank Vent Valve

Hey there! I had a pretty similar issue with my 2012 Nissan Juke. My situation's a bit different though because while I know quite a bit about gadgets, I've only got some experience dealing with cars. So, I remember taking my Juke to the local workshop, didn't want to mess things up further. Apparently, it was an issue with the hoses - had to get them replaced. That set me back about 175 Euro but it did fix the problem! But listen, every car situation can differ, right? May need more info about your Rogue to dive deeper into what could be going wrong. Have you had any recent work done on your car or noticed any strange noises?

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Hey! Wow, hoses replacement, huh? Glad it solved your issue. Talking about my Rogue, I gotta confess, she's been pretty reliable so far. The last time I had major work done on her was 193,252 KM. I had a standard service done, oil change, checked the fluids, the usual drill. Interestingly, I've picked up some strange, sorta gurgling noises from the engine area. Do you think it could be related to my current problem? Worth mentioning, the noises are more noticeable when the car is idling. Any insight would be really appreciated!

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Hey there! Good to hear back from you! Yeah, the hoses replacement sorted me out alright. Now, coming to your Rogue, it’s great that you've had a good run with it. These cars are made to last. As for the noises you mentioned, it could very well be tied to your problem. That gurgling sound could suggest a myriad of issues, but it’s usually associated with fluids within the system. The “gurgle" might be an indication that there's some air trapped in the system. This might then be interfering with the normal functioning of your engine, hence the shaky operation and the stalling. Now take this with a grain of salt as I’m not an expert, but I think it's worth having someone check your cooling system, the radiator and the coolant hoses. Also, since you mentioned a possible issue with the tank vent valve, I'd say it doesn't hurt to have that checked out as well. Could be that it's faulty and is causing the weird idling and power loss. Remember, you're better off getting it sorted sooner rather than later! Keep me posted on the fix!

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Hey! Really appreciate the suggestions. With what you've said, it really does seem like there's an issue with the fluids or some air trapped in the system causing this gurgling sound. Never thought of that before! And yeah, you're right. I should get the cooling system, radiator, and coolant hoses checked out, along with the tank vent valve. Can't afford to have anything go wrong with the engine, huh. I'll aim to get it checked out as soon as possible. I promise to keep you posted. Thanks heaps for the advice!

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