Car Throttle Sticking Problems of Nissan Quest

Nissan Quest owners have reported 3 problems related to car throttle sticking (under the vehicle speed control category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Nissan Quest based on all problems reported for the Quest.

1 Car Throttle Sticking problem of the 1999 Nissan Quest

Failure Date: 11/15/2000

Throttle plate sticking, Nissan states maintenance needed to remove carbon buildup. No maintenance to throttle plate stated in owners manual. Appears to be too close tolerance in throttle plate to housing fit. Slight wear in bushings allow misalignment and thust sticking of throttle plate off idle. Nissan motors totally unresponsive and stated that this is a problem they see all the time and requires cleaning of the throttle plate and body. Refer to file no. 3116108 regional service advisor - lenice dower 800-647-7261. Please do not allow this to build into a "firestone tire" debacle.

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2 Car Throttle Sticking problem of the 1999 Nissan Quest

Failure Date: 08/10/2000

Unable to depress accelerator without great force. Pedal suddenly "gives" causing vehicle to lunge forward. Dealers explanation was clogged throttle body. Ques. -should I expect throttle body to stick every 25k miles. Also I know of another person whose Nissan Quest experienced the same problem.

3 Car Throttle Sticking problem of the 1999 Nissan Quest

Failure Date: 05/17/2000

Sticking throttle caused by build-up of soot, carbon, gum, or whatever it is in the throttle body assembly. The throttle requires excess pressure to overcome its sticking. Then, when it unsticks, the vehicle lurches forward faster than expected. This can be a very unsafe reaction at times, depending on the situation. It is also very hard on my wife's neck; she has had a cervical discectomy and fusion. I have received a class action lawsuit which proposes reimbursement for throttle body cleanings or replacements and free future cleanings/replacements during the manufacturer's warranty period. All this is wonderful and good for the original owner(s) --- at least during the warranty period --- but does nothing to improve safety! what if you wreck taking the car to their shop? and what happens when someone else buys the vehicle who isn't aware of the problem? if you need a copy of the lawsuit, I made one just for you. Other information that you might need follows: Nissan Quest settlement administrator, c/o rosenthal & company llc, p. O. Box 6175, novato, CA 94948-6175 1-888-866-8245 class counsel: sean r. Matt, hagens berman llp, 1301 fifth avenue, suite 2900, seattle, wa 98101 counsel for nna: malcolm e. Wheeler, wheeler trig & kennedy, p. C. , 1801 California street, suite 3600, denver, CO 80202-2617 the incident date below is most likely incorrect. I know the first time our throttle stuck, I cleaned it myself because the dealer wanted an ungodly price to do it. I don't remember when it was. My wife says she has paid for one cleaning, but she is unavailable to ask about the date. I had to put something in the blocks, to get past this point.


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