Nissan Quest owners have reported 5 problems related to front seat belt anchorage (under the seat belt 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.
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Seat belts for front passenger and first row bench seat outboard passenger will not release and keep getting tighter around passengers. Have tried to release belt and buckle again with same result.
Accelerator pedal sticks - this happens after the brake is applied and I try to accelerate, thus causing the van to stall in the intersection and then take off quickly and also occurs if I relaese my foot from the accelerator to slow down gradually, and then reapply it, the pedal again sticks. This started in March and then went away for a month and has been occuring daily - sometimes 4 or 5 times in one commute. This has nearly caused a few fatal accidents when the van stalled in a busy intersection or while I was turning into the driveway and gas pedal stuck causing crosstraffic to screech to a halt. Have almost been hit from behind because the van does not accelearte after a red light - have to pump it or hold it down before it releases. I called dealer and he said it was "normal" and part of throttle problem, but this started when the van had only 20000 miles on it.
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Seat belt failed.
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Passenger seat belt failed.
Problem Category | Number of Problems |
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Seat Belt problems | |
Front Seat Belt Buckle Assembly problems | |
Rear Seat Belt problems | |
Front Seat Belt Anchorage problems | |
Front Seat Belt Retractor problems | |
Front Seat Belt Webbing problems | |
Rear Seat Belt Buckle problems | |
Front Seat Belt problems |