Underhood Wiring Problems of Nissan Altima

2004 Nissan Altima, 43k miles. Had recall on a similar sounding situation (car can stall at low speeds due to a temperature sensor malfunction, but dealer claimed that the cam and crank sensors needed to be replaced. . . Car stalled in the parking lot and middle of the road, 2 times each. Extremely dangerous and unacceptable.

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- while driving at 30 mph the 2005 Nissan Altima caught on fire. The contact smelled a burning odor, but wasn't quite sure where it was coming from until a bystander informed her that the vehicle was on fire. The fire started underneath the vehicle by the accelerator pedal, continuing to burn underneath the hood. The insurance company stated that the cause of the fire was the main wiring harness. The contact could provide pictures of vehicle if needed. The failure and current mileage were both 18000.

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I was at a stop light ready to turn left onto another street when suddenly my car stalls out right in the middle of the intersection. It took me a few times to get my car started again and when it fired up again I started driving away but my car would be having a hard time going as if it was starting to bog out. I later did a diagnostics test and got the code p0335 which ended up being the crankshaft position sensor. A few weeks before this happened, my car had the same symptoms but it wasn't as bad. It would just bog down like once in 2 weeks but this was the worst case scenario!.

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1) events that have happened are that my service engine light has turned on and my car has turned off while I am driving it on the road. It has been dangerous for my family. The a/c has stopped working also. My car is a 2003 Nissan Altima 2. 5 sl. 2. ) I have contacted Nissan to find out what the price is to have my vehicle checked and its too high. For a car that is only three years old and that I am still paying on I should not be having these kinds of problems. I took my vehicle to one of the auto parts to have the check engine light checked and was told that its the speed sensor and the crankshaft sensor but they do not guarantee anything. I went ahead and ordered the parts and now I will have to find a mechanic that is not too expensive to have the parts replaced.

I purchased a new 2005 Nissan Altima 3. 5 sl on April 2005, the car caught fire while parked in my garage on July 12, 2005 due to a pinched wire stated by Nissan. It has now been 6 weeks and Nissan is still not done repairing my car. Nissan refuses to replace this car with another identical car. Nissan has not been cooperative with me on this matter, they have been giving me the run around on this matter since day one!!! Nissan did not offer to give me a loaner car, I had to rent a car myself for 6 weeks straight. Nissan refuses to pay my rental expense and the damages done to my garage due to this fire. Nissan also refuses to pay for smoke damages to my house.

Car was parked overnight in garage. When key was turned in the ignition, explosion occurred under the hood. Smoke was coming out from under the hood and acid was dripping to the pavement. There is a dent on the hood from the inside directly above the battery location. There was also acid on the engine and local areas.

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While driving and without warning vehicle caught on fire under the hood. Dealer notified. Ts. . .

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While driving at 68mph and with no warning engine caught on fire. Consumer was forced to pull over. Then,vehicle went up in flames. Dealer notified.

My engine caught fire !!!!!! and burned everything under the hood including the hood no problems prior to this at all with the car no gas leaks, nothing to indicate that this was going to happen.

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I had just moved off from the light, when about half-way down the block, thick white smoke began billowing from under my hood onto my windsheild. I quickly pulled over, and abandoned the car. Because I yanked the hood release on my way out of the car, I say bright yellow flames under the side of the hood. Per the ft. Lauderdale fire dept inspector, there was an electrical short in the area of the radiator fans. That short caught the neighboring wires, radiator fan and other engine components on fire. My insurance company and the Nissan dealer repair shop all agreed that this was what happened. The repairs cost about $7100 and 2 months to fix. I thank god for saving my life. I think it was a manufacturer defect that caused it. The manufacture can contact plantation Nissan in plantation florida regarding this incident. I pray that Nissan can use this information to help design safer cars. I just traded the car because I felt I could no believe in its reasonable safety. Please note: in four years, this was the first major problem that I had with the car.

Car caught fire while it was parked. Fire dept stated it seemed like an electrical fire because of the way the front end burned. The rest of the car was intact, with no evidence of foul play.

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While backing out of driveway a loud noise occurred followed by fumes from under the hood. Seconds later, vehicle suddenly accelerated to 80 mph and hit a brick wall, cause unknown. Please give any further details.