Unknown Or Other Problems of Nissan Pathfinder - part 2

Tl- contact owns a 1997 Nissan Pathfinder. The driver states she was recently trying to sell her vehicle so she went to a local dealer to have a car-fax done on her vehicle. The contact states the dealer told her that her VIN number was coming back stating that the vehicle had been sold with c4c in 2009 and a junk title certificate was issued. The driver states she has owned the vehicle over 10 years so she has not idea why this would be. The mileage on her vehicle is 133,332. Ar.

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About a month ago my wife went to fill up our 2006 Pathfinder and when she finished the gas gauge showed only half fill. She went to another gas station tried to fill it up but it only took another dollar. The next day I called up Nissan who said it was the sending unit in the gas tank and would be apx $600 to fix. I saw other logs of xterras having this problem and there was a recall. Our car was just past the 3 year warranty. If this were the only problem with this car I'd pay to get it fixed. But I've had another but problems with this vehicle. I've gone through 3 sets of rotors and I'm on my 3rd set of tires. The drivers side door lock broke and to be brought in twice, and the bose system has a cd stuck which I can't get out. This happened only after we owned it a few months.

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I bought the Pathfinder brand new in 2008. Shortly there after, when I inserted the key into the ignition, it makes no attempt of turning on. It has left me stranded on 7 occasions thus far. When I put the key in and turn it, it does nothing. I brought it in last year and they never found what was wrong with it. The warranty expires in two weeks and I do not want to be left with a problem once the warranty has expired. Luckily it has only left me stranded within 30 miles of home, but I am not looking forward to being stranded far from home. After a good 30-90 minutes, the car will eventually turn on. I have had to get a ride from my parents from the supermarket, had my husband leave work to pick me up from another town, walked to my parents's house because the SUV would not turn on. When I have spoken to the service people where I bought it, they have told me that if they cannot replicate the problem, they cannot fix it. It is very frustrating to insert key and not have car turn on. I am bringing car once again to dealer to see if problem can be resolved. I want the problem resolved prior to the warranty running out.

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Car make a noisy when speed and smell very bad ,after the noisy starerd increase more and more. I know other people they got the same an exactly problem.

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I live in a very cold place during the winter and would like the sensor recall replacement performed for my Nissan Pathfinder 2006.

Strut tower completely rusted on driver side, causing loss of steering-just looking to review recalls from Nissan and noticed I wasn't the only on with this issue-sounds like this should be a recall! some of as do not have money to repair or replace our vehichles at this time.

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I am writing in regards to an accident that occurred on 10/10/08 involving my 1997 Nissan Pathfinder VIN#[xxx] , and 5 other vehicles including my own 2nd car. All of which were parked on the same side of the street. The accident was caused by my Pathfinder's gas pedal failure which caused it to stay at the pressed down position while going at about 30mph, and I was unable to brake, thus hitting the other 5 cars. Thanks to the presence of these cars, my Pathfinder was able to stop and my safety spared. When I filed the claim with my insurance company geico (policy #[xxx] ), I specifically told them that this accident was not caused by my recklessness or lack of experience, but instead, it was due to mechanical failure. The claim #s related to the incidents are: [xxx] and [xxx] . Despite of that, my insurance premium nearly doubled. Unfortunately, when the vehicle was towed to the mechanic, they were unable to find fault in the gas pedal upon inspection. I had subsequently sold the car. The recent Toyota recalls have brought back memories of that incident. I believe the mechanical failure on the Pathfinder was extremely similar to those on the toyotas. I have seen my former vehicle parked around the neighborhood under the new ownership. I have noted down the license plate number should NHTSA decide to track it down for inspection. I am writing this letter to report the above problem that has plagued my former Nissan vehicle out of concern for the current owner's safety. In addition, its fallout has brought me great financial and mental burden. I hope and would really appreciate if NHTSA could take the time and look into this matter. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).

I have noticed that at speed of up to 70mph the backend of my truck starts to shimmy back and forth. If continued at that rate of speed the sway gets worse to the point where it feels like the truck is going to flip over. The only way to correct it is to let off the gas. I have noticed that I am not the only one that has had this problem. This seems like a mechanical defect in the design and should be considered by Nissan for a recall.

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01' Nissan Pathfinder bose 6 disc in-dash cd changer won't play, repeated clicking, reads error.

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To whom it may concern:Nissan is under a federal mandate to warranty the catalytic converter on my vehicle, 2003 Nissan Pathfinder, for 8 years or 80,000 miles. My truck currently (as of today) has under 39,000 miles. I did not find out until after the work had been completed that it should have been covered by Nissan. I am sure it has to do with the emissions and I am sure people would be very interested to know that Nissan is looking for any way they can get out of covering the defective parts that the government has required them to cover. I then contacted Nissan directly. After speaking with a man in india,I was sent to gloria in the us. My file number was 5793503. I was then contacted by ilysa who stated–it is our policy to only warranty service done at a Nissan dealership. Which makes sense. It would be difficult to warranty any service done at another shop. I am not asking them to cover the service. Only the part that was put on this truck originally in a Nissan plant is what the government has mandated that they cover. After getting no where with ilysa @ x57743 – I requested that my concern be passed to her supervisor. I received a very short phone call from kim(615. 725. 7761) who also said “that is our policy�. At this point – I have had 2 people tell me they will not follow the federal mandate of covering this part. After getting nowhere with kim I asked to be put in touch with her supervisor. She absolutely refused and she was very animate in telling me she would not be escalating my issue. I told her that I,as a consumer and customer,was requesting to speak to a supervisor and she told me–and I quote “it doesn’t matter what you want. €� –and again I quote “i don’t care if you are a client. €� after exchanging some frustration and words she said “i will not escalate this call and further� and hung up on me. I have since heard from ilysa at Nissan (x57743) on September 6, 2007 and she reiterated that they will do absolutely nothing.

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I am sick and tired of the terrible squealing/screeching/chirping noises evidently coming from under the hood of my brand new 2005 Nissan Pathfinder. The problem has been reported and supposedly been "fixed" by schaiers Nissan of long beach who said it was the "belts" that needed replacing, however, not long after that, the problem still persists. We have taken the SUV three times for the same problem, they have kept it twice overnight on two separate occasions. Fed up, we even attempted to trade the SUV in for another Pathfinder in the hopes of not having to deal with this issue any longer. The dealer was non-compliant and had nothing comparable or even worthwhile to offer. Why should we have to settle with driving a new vehicle that sounds like its an old vehicle without any solution to the problem or proper compensation for our troubles? it is no issue of ours that the SUV is making such horrible noises on its own. Nissan is aware of the problem, so why don't they fix it??!!.

The transmission in the 2005 Nissan Pathfinder slips and jerks while driving at highway speeds. The slippage can cause the vehicle to rapidly decelerate in traffic increasing the likelihood of an accident. The rapid jerking of the vehicle can cause the vehicle to loose control on its own or frighten or disorient the driver causing the driver to loose control of the vehicle.

I got this vehicle from Nissan dealership on 3-11-2006. This dealership did fraud. First of all they told me that the vehicle had no miles on it but it did had miles on it and plenty of them. They gave me the wrong car. The car they showed me that I was going to received is not the car I received. When I contact the dealership they said it was too late. This dealership is a complete liar. I don't understand how it gets business in the first place. I want to cancel the purchase of this car.

Uncontrollable and unpredictable violent rocking motion at any speed. Has been happening for the past 2 years, steadily getting worse. Safety concern as I have two children and this is my only vehicle.

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I wrote previously on issues with my 1999 Nissan Pathfinder & recalls safety defects etc. . Etc. . ? re airbag switch installation to my vehicle after years of inquiries & being told by Nissan dealers & Nissan north America consumer affairs there were no recalls &/or safety advisory even after receipt of a red urgent recall card from the dealer I purchased my vehicle from stating that I have been notified by my vehicle division of the existing problem ???? I was told over & over there were not any issues safety/recalls /technical bulletins or anything with my vehicle from both Nissan consumer affairs & dealer who sent this card & it must have been sent in error this card is postmarked 2/2008 & states I failed to reply however I never received any prior notifications & blatantly told prior upon my inquiries & after this card there were no issues &they don't know why I received this card blatant liars the card states VIN # jn8 make Nissan modification ro705/or 120705 nothing comes up on either what is this for ????? im getting nowhere without I believe information must be missing on this card & emphatic denial from the dealer Nissan auto mall & Nissan consumer affairs they even denied any prior complaints I made blasphemous liars!!!!!! help!!!!.

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I'm repulsed @ the gross disregard for safety & life of consumers my 99 Nissan --death trap hey im alive 3 crashes major steering lock up self acceleration problems electrical stalling shimmy seatbelts don't lock air bags do not deploy this vehicle is dangerous brakes lock up chronic check engine light issues despite numerous inquiries & complaints to Nissan they denied any similar complaints with any of their vehicles I have now found multiple foreign campaign recalls which Nissan north America was notified by manufacturers of components in their us vehicles by these foreign manufacturers many years later Nissan is advising service/safety bulletins however the consumer is not notified & even mislead as to safety issues upon inquiry keep track of your complaints to Nissan -when you call back they deny any prior complaints you made at least this has been my experience with Nissan consumer affairs ----------when the whole chasis mainframe is bent in 3 major mva,s front head on please again explain to me why the airbags fail to deploy & the seat belts don't lock it seems to depend on way 2 many reasons id like to know what would make them deploy your answer is no answer thanks for your compassion for human life mine was destroyed sincerely disabled do the right thing & spare another human travesty!.

Fluttering wind noise when driving. The noise starts out at 40 mph and gradually increases to a higher decibel range when speeding up to 70 mph. All the windows are wind up but this strange wind noise cannot be located. The noise is flapping so loud at 70 mph that it hurts my family's ears. Dealer stated it's an engineering issue and it cannot be repaired. I've contacted consumer affairs but they're saying there' s no other report beside myself so they're not taking action. I need help at this point- where do I go or what do I do???.

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Complaint concerns 2004 Nissan armada. My vehicle makes an unbearable fluttering noise (like a helicopter sound) at speeds of 40 mph +; the sound is so loud it hurts our ears, especially those of our three young children. Also, there are major air leaks from the front dash and side doors which the dealer has attempted to repair but has not been successful. We have been told now for over two months that the weatherstripping needed has been on "back order!" my vehicle has also developed an unusual engine noice (like something loose in the engine compartment) after approximately four weeks of use and dealer, while acknowledging "issue" cannot locate source of "issue. " the noise problem is so bad that we cannot use the vehicle for highway use!.

Paint is very thin, has peeled off in a few places. Not shiny - no gloss. Car has been waxed since being purchased. Car should be repainted.

I am greatly disappointed due to the fact that I have been experiencing several problems related to the same matter in my 2001 Pathfinder se. It has been one disappointment after another all related to the same issue, thus makes the vehicle unsafe. The problems that I have are with the weather strips and the regulators in the driver and passenger side. They have been replaced several times, and now they need to be replaced again. Obviously these parts are made of poor quality. The cost for replacing these parts is very expensive. I urge Nissan to recall the parts in the Pathfinder doors.

Suspension causing vehicle to sway violently when going 50mph. . Consumer states the tires wore out at 20,000 miles, the shocks and struts were replaced at 42,000 miles, consumer was informed that there was nothing wrong with the vehicle after complaining about the vehicle swaying, however the vehicle was taken to another shop and the trailing arms were replaced which then corrected the problem, also the power steering fluid was leaking, the muffler was replaced due to rust and the exhaust manifold was cracked due to stress, the front differential pinion seal was leaking, the center cap that goes on the stock wheels on the front seat was installed.

Boss 6 cd changer failure with "error 2".

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No summary( dot number: tire size: p265/70r15 ).

Keyless remote failed.

Dealer unable to duplicate complaint. Other owners have same problem.