Automatic Stability Control (asc) Problems of Nissan Armada

Purchased 2005 Armada in may by June vehicle went into service because a noise was coming from the rear side. 2 attempts to fix and part was replaced. August 2005 taken to dealer again because of shaking while braking, and front rotors /pads were replaced, and rear rotors resurfaced. January 2006 vehicle taken back to dealer because there was a grinding. Apparently the problem were the tires that needed balancing and rotating. Another problem was the liftgate, it did not want to open and close automatically. My car has been in the shop for 3 days and they still did not know what the problem could be. As another consumer mentioned the stability of this vehicle was very poor, I have swirved sharply to the left when braking at 50 mph or more. According to the Nissan service they have not found anything wrong with this.

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Everyday driving on good roads and bad roads and while hitting bumps or any imperfection in the road steering wheel moves side to side. Not the whole column just the steering wheel. One time, while holding steering wheel near bottom wheel jilted to right and caught my hand in opening of wheel to where I could not gain control right away. This steering wheel shake happens all the time, even on the highway, where vehicle does move to the left or right depending on which wheel hits the bump or hole in the road. Dealer said this is normal in the steering. The steering is just very loose and sloppy, even at highway speed, where it is suppose to get tighter. Vehicle was brought to dealer on 2/19/05 for the problem, and they found nothing wrong with the steering, only the brake system and replaced those parts. They said this will solve the problem. But my problem is with the steering , and a repair of braking system will not solve the steering problem, that will just solve the shaking problem when I stepping on the brake,s not while I'm driving along roads. There is 2,600 miles on the vehicle ,and I don't feel safe or comfortable. It always feels like the vehicle has a shock or stabilizer problem. I hope this can be looked into seriously before some one looses control and has a major accident with serious injury before this problem gets resolved. I am writing this so all 2005 Armada owners will know there are not alone or nuts about this problem. It does exist regardless what the dealers say. Thank you.

2007 Nissan Armada with vehicle dynamic control (vdc) concern. Consumer believes that when the vdc lowers the engine power that this could cause an accident or injury could occur. The consumer stated the feature is always on when it detects the slightest drive wheel slip, or spin it does several automatic functions, such as applying certain braking and reducing the engine power output. The consumer stated the feature should have been created with a normal off function with the ability to be turned on by those who want to use it, or if conditions warrant it.

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