Mid/rear Seats Assembly problems of the 2005 Nissan Quest

The 2005 Nissan Quest had a recall that prevented injury when folding down the middle seats. The NHTSA campaign numbers were 05v474000 and 05v480000. After having this recall performed on my vehicle, it is now almost impossible to attach a child restraint tether to the tether anchor point. I believe that the fix for this recall has caused an even more serious safety problem than the one it attempted to fix.

I own a 2005 Nissan Quest minivan. The 2 seats in the middle of the van have curtains on the all around the bottom of the seat. These are constantly coming undone and spread out on the floorboard of the van. They are a tripping hazard and my daughter has tripped over them and fallen out of the van and landed on concrete. According to the dealer, the only recall is on the seats in the rear which they have repaired. I was informed to contact Nissan directly and they just referred me back to a dealer (the run-around!!)these curtains do not stay put and someone needs to fix them permanently before some child is seriously hurt.

Consumer complaint regarding Nissan Quest recall for seat mechanism. The consumer stated the dealer failed to disclose the recall. The manufacturer will not correct the problem until December 2005. The consumer stated the vehicle should have been repaired before it was sold. The sound through the dvd was full of static.

We received a recall letter from Nissan on a seat problem on our 2005 Quest (VIN 5n1bv28u45n106163) launched in October 2005. Here it is end of March 2006 and I have not been able to get the defect repaired because of lack of availability of parts for my vehicle. I have called both the local dealer and the corporate office of Nissan and so far nobody has been able to tell me when the part will come in. The corporate office has not returned repeated requests for return calls. When I call I was given a file number of 5244929 and was supposed to get a call from a "specialist" named ronnie but I am still waiting.

The consumer's complained that her children's fingers can become stuck in the door and that the third row seat can disengage. The consumer complained to the dealer but they didn't provide her with any assistance.