Axle Assembly Problems of Nissan Altima

Car purchased new 9/07. Immediately following purchase car began shaking while driving at speeds over 60mph. Car has been serviced for same problem 4 times between 10/07 to present at dealership with unsuccessful repair of problem.

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The contact owns a 2004 Nissan Altima. The automatic transmission failed while driving. It began to leak and smoke. The current mileage is 39,400 miles. There were no lights that came on prior to the failure. This occurred on September 21, 2005. This was the ninth time that the vehicle has been in the shop for various problems, transmission, fuel pump, and axle. This is the second transmission in the vehicle this new transmission has only about 5000 miles. The car has been in the shop for the transmission five times.

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I have never been in any accident. This morning I I was on my way to work and I turned right and my axle just snapped in half. Without warning.

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When the consumer made a left or right turn, the front axle made a loud popping noise. The consumer took the vehicle to the dealer and was told the axle was wearing out.

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I entered the freeway, and a car tried to come into my lane so I moved to the right then my car began to swerve from left to right then I began to spin and I ended up facing the opposite direction of the traffic. Both the front and back axles broke and the tires are bent .

While driving front side axle broke, causing loss of vehicle control. Vehicle has been checked by dealer.

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Trans axle snapped in half, taking suspension and steering knuckle with it.

I'm afraid to drive the speed limit in my state becuse a noise is coming from the right rear of the vehicle. After purchasing this vehicle I went to the dealer and told him to listen to the noise and he said it was normal(I have the paperwork to prove that I was there). I continued to drive the vehicle and now the noise is much more pronounced. I dont know what the problem is, I am a servicemember on a tight budget, I have to drive cross country on a regular basis, and I am afraid everytime I get into this car that the wheel is going to fall off. I am out of warrantee on this car so any repairs that the dealer will make I know will be costly. Am I supposed to wait until I kill myself in a freeway accident before Nissan will do anything about this? this is the first new car I have ever owned, shouldn't there be some type of policy that dealers need to inform their costumers about the warrantee on the vehicles? I didnt know that I could have taken it to any other dealer accross the country and have them look at it. I do now. All I know is that I will never purchase another Nissan again. I'll stick to beefing up an old chevy from now on.