Roof And Pillar Problems of Nissan Murano

The contact owns a 2012 Nissan Murano. The contact stated that the hydraulic motor for the roof failed to operate during hotter weather. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 23,000. The VIN was not available.

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Driving appx. 30mph on open asphalt road, no cars ahead of me, no cars behind me when heard loud explosion, similar to shot gun blast. When located trouble found the moon roof had exploded. Appeared to be an upward explosion. Car taken to Nissan dealer for repairs. Damage was not caused from any flying objects. Has to be a defect.

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The sunroof in my 2009 Nissan Murano le stopped working (wouldn't open) just 3 weeks after taking delivery. Neither the dealer or Nissan customer care could tell when a replacement part will become available. It is in back order and for the past 2. 5 weeks the status of the information is the same I. E. No projected date of getting the part.

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No one particular event led to failure. The specific failure is the driver's side sun visor frequently and unexpectedly pivots down into line of sight of driver while driving. This hinders immediate line of sight. Visor has no visible default but feels "spongy" when trying to secure it back up. Numerous forums online indicate the visor pivot point is of flimsy manufacture and there are numerous online forums referring to this problem. My visor falls into my line of sight frequently and does block my view for a moment until I push it back up. I see this as a potential safety issue. I attempted to order a new part on my own and was informed it was over $300. 00 for a new visor. This seems outrageous since it obviously should not have been "broken" due to moving it up and down like any other visor would be moved.

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