Warnings problems of the 2019 Nissan Sentra

Transmission is slipping when trying to go up hills. Also crash detection sensor malfunction and these items need recalled. Especially the transmission when I see I'm not the only complaint.

While I was driving, the front collision warning and emergency brake went off out of nowhere when there was no cars in front of me as the street was empty.

My vehicle is unsafe to drive as now its alerting me of malfunction ebs. The alert is a constant beep and the ebs will start to activate when no vehicles are present to avoid a collision.

Several electrical and transmission problems. Vehicle over exerts battery. Transmission goes out of overdrive while driving . Collusion avoidance radar constantly goes into malfunction modes. Car over heats.

To be brief, I had a Nissan Sentra 2019 leased car from 10/19 to present. About 1 year during its lease (3 year), I noticed that the instrument clock freezes and the other clock on the radio panel/screen does not. I have contacted Nissan company and the dealership that I leased the auto from. No help at all. I have 6 different videos of this situation on my cell phone. The main reason I am contacting this federal agency is that the last time it happened (01/23), I the control instruments on the steering wheel did not function at all. I will admit I never tried to use the various controls when the clock froze in the past 2 years until by chance I did this past month. This may also involve even the car horn (all in the same area). Thus, all I have been asking is to have av control ( or whatever else) replaced. However, it is a safety problem if it also affects, controls on steering wheel area (cruise control, instrument panel , radio , horn etc. ) once car is turned off the system reboots and even thing works, it does not matter about the temperature, speed, time duration of travel, day or night. I know there have been problems with this model as stated on google. As one can see when the instrument displays are not working there can and will be problems including safety. Note: I have contacted Nissan customer service dept. After many calls, Nissan did send me an extended warranty for the electical. Problem is the company does not honor the warranty. So what good is any warranty if it is never honored!.

There was a warning sign for the front lights like something was blocking it or something I honestly don't know but I brought it to enterprise attention and they told me don't worry about it. Then later I was in a wreck my car made no warning sign nor did the air bags deploy.

Several hazard lights have come on and I've been told to reset it and tried but the lights stay on there are more than 5 on the main one that scares me is the malfunction warning light. The car used to warn me when you close to a vehicle or someone too close behind it does none of that anymore the steering wheel has also shifted. . . Please help!.

Collision sensor malfunction and difficulty starting vehicle. Brake pedal not registering properly as depressed upon attempting to start vehicle.

Bought 2019 Nissan Sentra for our daughter. As she was driving on the 405 n and had to brake on the freeway during high traffic time, the warning malfunction light comes on and 3 instrument cluster light comes aeb, front collision, and warning light. Took it to Nissan, they diagnose 2 codes that comes up in the TSB, dtc c1a16 (radar blocked) and dtc c1a12 (laser beam off-center) stating that it is a safety issue but I still had to pay diagnosis and the part and labor to fix it.

My car frequently chimes with the forward collision warning / emergency brake assist as though there is a chance of a collision. When it does this, there is absolutely nothing in front of my car! when leaving work 2 days ago, I started to cross a little bump in the road that I cross daily with no issues; this particular instance however, my car decided that it was an apparent collision because my car came to a dead stop from about 15-20 miles per hour. Fortunately my husband and I were both wearing our seatbelts, and no one was behind us as it would have certainly caused an accident. The sensor/radar for the forward collision/emergency brake assist is a hazard in my opinion. The concept is fantastic, but if it's not going to work properly, then it needs to be removed from vehicles, or at least be able to be disabled indefinitely, not just while you're operating the vehicle only to have to remember to disable the function next time you're driving.

Even a small bump in the road (not even a big speed bump) sometimes causes the front bumper to rise and strike the bracket holding the forward collision warning sensor. That throws the sensor out of calibration and makes it unreliable. The tech at auto nation collision in las vegas told me this is a common problem. He said the bumper and the bottom of the bracket are too close together so the bracket gets hit often and damages the sensor. This is a safety issue. You think you have a collision waring system but you don't or the sensor reports a collision when none has happened.