Wiring Problems of Nissan Rogue

I purchased my vehicle in 2016 brand new. Not even a year into owning the vehicle, at 12,497 miles on 5/1/2017, my ac stopped working and nothing was blowing out of the vents. The part that was repaired/replaced on my invoice states, "rpl thermistor/thermo control amplifier. The ac stopped working a second time at 14,976 miles on 8/14/2017. This time, the part that was repaired/replaced on the invoice states, "rpl fan & motor". My ac stopped working a third time at 54,644 miles on 6/10/2020. The part that was repaired/replaced on the invoice states, "rpl blower resistor/control amplifier. " this time, I finally reported it to Nissan and they gave me a "goodwill adjust" where they offered to pay 70% of the repairs due to being outside of warranty. You are never going to believe this, but it happened a fourth time at 60,509 miles on 1/5/2021, but this time it was during the winter and the heat would not come out of the blowers. The Nissan dealership that tried to diagnose my vehicle ($140 diagnosis fee) said that they would need to take apart the entire dashboard (which would be 1-2 hours of labor at $140/hour) because they "traced an electrical issue within the dashboard harness, would need further diag in order to confirm repair needed". Basically, the service advisor who called me from the dealership said that they already need to replace the part that was just installed 6/10/2020 (not even 6 months ago) because it is an electrical issue, they would most likely need to replace the blower motor, and either repair or replace wiring, which could be over $4,000 to replace the dashboard harness. I contacted Nissan again and explained that this has been an ongoing issue since 12,497 of owning the vehicle and because they already helped me once outside of warranty, they will not help me again.

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Electrical harness wiring back of the engine caught fire while climbing a hilly terrain during rain conditions on the island mountain road of st. Thomas vi (charlotte amalie usvi).

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My 2016 Nissan Rogue stalled suddenly while my daughter was driving it at 25 mph. After 3 days of investigation it turns out the wiring harness had not been properly secured and the casing wore off from rubbing up against the car, causing a short that cause a failure of the electronic control module. Had this happened at high speed, she could have been killed.

Wiring harness in the driver's side door is shorted out and needs replaced. This is the exact same issue the generated a voluntary recall for 2008-2013 Nissan Rogues. The recall was r1421.

On March 31, 2020, while slowing for a traffic light, my vehicle began to shake violently and as I came to a complete stop, the engine shut off. Upon taking the vehicle to a local Nissan dealership, I was informed that the engine wiring harness would need to be replaced. This is a problem, in and of itself, because this component can typically last for the lifetime of a vehicle except in cases for which there is extensive damage to the vehicle such as an accident or flood, neither of which have been the case. Multiple external service technicians have agreed that this type of mechanical failure should not be occurring in a newer model vehicle with less than 50,000 miles. It is my firm belief that the mechanical failure of a component which rarely fails point to poor quality of craftsmanship and should be investigated as a potential recall issue as it poses a safety issue and the occurrence of such an issue at this stage of a vehicle's life is highly unlikely.

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The air bag light on the dash stays on every time I drive & the passenger air bag light also always stays on indicating that the passenger air bag is off even with an adult sitting in the seat. Not sure if is an electrical issue with the wiring or an air bag sensor.

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Tail lights on drivers side stopped working. Light bulbs were replaced but this did not fix the problem. Signal light and brake light continue to work but no tail lights. Nissan dealership is currently trying to resolve the problem but are having trouble locating the cause. They tell me they are in contact with Nissan technicians via e-mail and expect that they will have to replace the wiring harness. The car is 3 1/2 years old and has just under 42000 miles. The car has been to the Nissan service center numerous times to adjust other recall issues and four times to fix the air conditioner. I can only assume that any electrical problems the car has could only come from defect or from previous repairs done by the service dept. I believe I have a reasonable expectation that the electrical system in any new car should certainly last longer than 3 1/2 years.

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2013 Nissan Rogue. Consumer writes in regards to wiring harness connector recall notice and right rear axle repairs. Also, there was a noise coming from the right side of the vehicle. The dealer replaced the right rear axle. However, the noise continued.

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The contact owns a 2012 Nissan Rogue. Upon parking the vehicle, the contact noticed smoke under the hood of the vehicle followed by flames shortly after. A fire report was filed. The fire department extinguished the fire. There were no injuries. The vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic for diagnostic testing. The investigator stated that the vehicle caught fire because of the wiring harness. The VIN was not included in NHTSA campaign number: 15v032000 (electrical system). The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 85,000.

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2010 Nissan Rogue. Consumer writes in regards to the wiring harness connector recall notice, driver seat slides back, engine service light and other vehicle issues. The consumer had difficulty getting the gear shift out of park and the vehicle had a jerking effect while driving. The consumer referenced recall # 15v032000.

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Received a recall notice with less than 10000 miles for kick panel wiring harness connector that can cause an electrical short to occur and fire.

On Feb 4, 2015 I was called by police dept that my car alarm was sounding I went out to car and tried to silence alarm with remote,but that did not work had to use key in remote to open tried to start did not start opened hood and disconnected wire to battery upon entering car smelled burnt wire and saw that the kick panel wiring harness connecter was all burnt up a big whole in top of dash, burnt and cracked window glass, things inside car burnt up. Called insurance company to report. On Feb 9 called Nissan and reported the represenative told me someone would get back to me in 2 days today is the 2nd day and I have not heard anything yet. I am going to call them again today. If I had been in the car I would have been badly burnt or dead.

On January 23, 2015 there was a recall of my vehicle. I was not notified by my dealer of the recall. I just saw it today when checking my credit karma account. My Nissan dealership should have inspected the kick panel wiring harness connector on my car for damage. If no damage was detected, my vehicle was supposed to receive a waterproof seal for the harness. If damage was found, the dealer was to install a new harness connector and the waterproof seal.