Brake Electric Antilock Problems of Nissan Murano

- while driving the 2005 Nissan Murano at 55 mph another driver cut her off, causing the contact to lose control of the vehicle and crash. In an attempt to apply the brakes the contact lost control and the vehicle spun into a median. The contact stated that the abs didnt function properly and was a safety risk. The road conditions were wet due to the rain. The current vehicle and failure mileage were 33,000. The contact sustained injuries in the crash.

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On 4 occasions my Nissan Murano 06 after stepping on the brakes, the vehicle continued to roll. This happened on a flat road, the vehicle only has ~1300 miles. I believe it is the abs. I took it to the dealership and they said no trouble code, there was nothing to fix.

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Brake and battery lights came on simultaneously, indicating incipient alternator failure. Nissan Murano (2003) taken to dealer for alternator replacement.

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The front brakes on my 2004 Nissan Murano occasionally pull left or right. Right more often than left. On two occasions, the steering wheel was pulled out of my hand. I have numerous other compaints but this is the only one safety related.

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The brake pedal drops so low that you foot hits the accelerator pedal causing the automobile to leap forward resulting in near accident with other auto and I one case nearly striking a pedestrian. This has happen five times since I purchased the Nissan Murano 2004. I have called Nissan motor and they refured me to Nissan of st. Charles. The assistant service manager told me on the phone that they bled the brakes and the condition still existed and that the check other similar model and that the brake pedal dropped lower when continuing to apply presser. When I picked up the car, the service manager wrote on my service ticket "condition not found". The brake pedal still drops nearly to the floor when you apply continued pressure. It is an accident waiting to happen. I have called Nissan and talked to the service manager at Nissan of st. Charles about the problem but get no response.

Brakes squeak when car is in reverse. Took vehicle to dealership twice, and they tell me there are several complaints of this nature from across the united states. Nissan has not been responsive at all to their dealers about this problem.