Alternator/generator/regulator Problems of Nissan Quest

2007 Nissan Quest alternator defective only 7,100 miles battery just died out and the dealer diagnosed it as defective but not under warranty because more than 3 years.

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My wife, was driving our children to school the charger warning and brake warning lamps came on. This caused the vehicle speed to decrease, and stopped the vehicle into a heavy traffic intersection, which nearly caused a horrible accident.

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My wife, was driving our children to school, the charger warning and brake warning lamps came on. This caused the vehicle speed to decrease, and stop the vehicle into a heavy traffic intersection, which nearly caused a horrible accident.

The first failure was a complete loss of all electrical power on the vehicle while driving and in traffic. This required a walk home and tow of the vehicle. It would start with a jump but then shortly after would completely die. The dealer diagnosed this as an alternator failure and replaced the alternator. The second failure is a periodic slipping of the transmission out of gear. The first occurance felt like slipping in snow then grabbing. We called the service department and they told us if there was a problem with the transmission an error light would appear on the dash. The second occurance 2 weeks later was a complete loss of accelearation when pulling into traffic. The vehicle was pulled to the side of the road where it felt as if it was in neutral with engine reving but no power to wheels. We verified the shift was in d and the dash indicator said "d". We looked for any trouble lights on the dash but saw none. We turned the vehicle off once and restarted with the same results. We turned the vehicle off a second time and restarted. This time the transmission engaged and the vehicle drove normally. We took the vehicle to the dealer where they test drove it and found no problem. They also found no error codes in the computer. The dealer is now waiting for technical direciton from Nissan and I am waiting for a return call from a Nissan consumer affairs regional specialist.

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Automatic windows defective ; regulators and motors grind resulting in hot motor smell and windows failing to operate up or down . Do not use for fear of fire and not being able to close windows at all. Safety concerns and fear of entrapment if in an accident. . Dealer refused to fix or repair defective devices. .

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On 6/30/01, when I started the car in my house garage and heard a deafening explosion with a big smoke that like a bomb exploded. My daughter and I was shocked unconsciously for seconds. After checking and found that explosion caused by battery which I replaced in sept. 1999 with wondries Nissan. At that time I was told it had 4 years warranty. On 7/2/01 8:00 a. M. , I call Nissan (800-647-7261) and talked to ms. Mendozn. She asked me to tow my van to the nearest dealor gunderson Nissan. After checking, I was told the alternator is over charged and caused the battery explosion. For this kind of problem, Nissan won't take any responsibility for this incident, and I should pay for replacing these two defective parts. I am very angry about this kind of answer. I think Nissan should take responsibility for this incident for following reasons: 1. I just got 60,000 miles maintenance service with wondries Nissan in this February and they should find something wrong. 2. This is unnormal and very dangerous incident. It will cause a car accident if this happened on the freeway or cause a fire, because the parts problems. 3. The car designer should predict this kind of problem and design the safety measure. I hope you can investigate this incident.

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Vehicle electrical system burned up causing the vehicle to.