general problems of the 2017 Nissan Titan

I am submitting this complaint on behalf of the vehicle owner. On March 31, 2025 (136,962 miles), the vehicle was brought to fred anderson Nissan of [xxx] for voluntary emission recall pd128 (ntb24-061), which required a new particulate matter sensor and ecm reprogramming. One day later, the check engine light illuminated. On April 2, 2025 (137,083 miles), the dealer diagnosed code p2002-00 (dpf efficiency below specs). Repair order #xxx states: "the new sensor that is now monitoring dpf is able to see this and is setting the code as designed. " the dealer's own documentation confirms the fault code was triggered by the recall — not a pre-existing failure. The vehicle had no warning lights before the recall was performed. Nissan consumer affairs (case #xxx) declined goodwill assistance citing mileage, without addressing the documented causal link between the recall and the fault code. The owner now faces a dpf replacement costing several thousand dollars as a direct result of complying with a manufacturer recall. Safety concern: a dpf in confirmed fault condition can trigger unexpected limp mode, including at highway speeds. If other pd128 recipients are experiencing the same recall-induced fault and cannot absorb the repair cost, those vehicles may be operating in a compromised condition. We request NHTSA investigate whether recall pd128 is creating safety and repair liability for consumers who complied in good faith. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).

Received a recall for my vehicle. Recall was pd128. Took vehicle to dealer to have recall serviced on vehicle which was for a pm sensor and reprogram the emissions control module. After recall, def system error code and reduce speed to 5mph showed up on truck. Went back to dealer to explain issue after the recall. They ran codes and thought it could be the dpf filter or egr without thinking the recall could be to blame. Went to another mechanic and did a def system check and found no issue with system but a miscommunication with the nox sensor. Had nox sensor replaced and a week later had same def system error come on but was more intermittent and would clear on its own. Checked codes and found said miscommunication with the same nox sensor that was replaced. Went back to the original dealer to explain the issue and believe it was due to the recall reprogram. They did a diagnostic and spoke with their own techs and said their campaign recall repair revealed a concern that was present before but did not have detection sensor or the logic to determine the issue and recommends doc/dof to to replaced. Contacted Nissan about the issue and if replacement would be covered due to it being tied to the recall and was told no that it is just a coincidence even though their campaign revealed there was an issue with the recall.

Purchased a used 2017 Nissan Titan xd pro-4x 5. 0l diesel on 3/8/25. Left the dealership and only made it ~10 miles down the road before the check engine light came on and there was a loud knocking noise. Immediately turned around and went back to the dealership. After diagnosing it I was told it was a fuel injector and that they were replacing it. Received the truck back ~3/20/25. This truck is not my daily driver but the few times I have attempted to drive it the check engine light keeps coming on and I'm getting a message about the regen. On 5/28/25 I had the truck towed to my local Nissan dealership. They diagnosed it and although there is still a code for the same injector coming up they said the issue is the wiring harness and quoted me $7000 to repair and it's not covered under my powertrain warranty. After research it seems like this is a common issue in 2017-2019 Nissan Titan 5. 0l diesel trucks which will cause the crankshaft to break if not fixed. I am super frustrated that after less than 3 months of ownership I have an undrivable truck requiring thousands of dollars in repairs.

I have owned this vehicle since day one. . . This was meticulously maintained and serviced regularly. While sitting at an idle, with no prior warning, the vehicle just stopped running. After having diagnosed by a reputable diesel mechanic near me, it was determined that the cp4 fuel pump, known to be faulty in these and other trucks as well had failed. After extensive examination, it resulting in a catastrophic failure of the fuel system, ultimately requiring a $14, 000+ repair. (unrealistic cost due to the current value of the truck being around $10k - $14k. Metal chards had been distributed all throughout the entire fuel system. This failure is unfortunately very common and Nissan or cummins should be held accountable for this issue.

At about 120,000 miles, my transmission started searching for gears shattering going in limp mode while in drive and then ultimately dying while on the highway. Also, my leaf springs are completely loose. You can just pull them out when you have the truck up on the lift.

On highway with no warning truck started to shake with smoke. Lost power. Engine seized. 92000kms. Injector stuck open cracked piston. . . Had to buy new engine, Nissan didn t want to hear ianything, I live in canada.

Driving highway speed. Truck shut down with no warning.

Lift pump failure. Part # 16400-ez40b. This part has been replaced by dealer three times in the past year. Seems to last for about 8k-10k miles or so. Vehicle won't start when lift pump goes out just a warning of "low fuel pressure". Then has to be towed to dealer.

On highway leaving stoplight, with no warning truck started shaking. Would not accelerate. Got off highway, luckily and the engine had seized.

Vehicle is terrible. Truck is in the shop every 2-3 months due to engine or electrical issues and constantly causing me hundreds if not thousands of dollars every time. I will never buy a Nissan product ever again.

Unknown - while driving my vehicle several warning lights started popping up all at onces the lights on the dash where glitching. Then all the power to my dash an possibly other parts of vehicle lost connection. Vehicle wouldn't even show speed or what gear I was in. While I was driving with 2 small children in the truck. I immediately pulled over. I have since taken my vehicle to a dealership where it's been for a couple weeks. They where unable to give me an exact diagnosis so my warranty won't cover repairs yet. I now have to tow my vehicle 96 miles to a different dealership in hopes of getting it fixed. My 2017 truck will not even start now!!.

Fuel lift pump premature failure. Losing prime and hesitation while pulling into traffic. Have had in dealership 3 times in the last 6 months for this issue. Diagnosis finally occurred after warranty period.

I was involved in a car accident where someone was hurt. I own a 2017 Nissan Titan xd with 75000 miles. I was taking a left turn at a yellow light, I slowed down and then tried to speed up. The accelerator will not respond for 3-4 seconds when I do this, it has been this way since I bought it. Looking online it is a common issue. However this time I could not move fast enough and an Audi slammed into my passenger side because I couldnt move. The kid in the Audi was injured and his car is totaled. Mine was repaired by my insurance. My airbags also failed to deploy. I have back problems and still have a really bad headache and have not seen a dr, but want to. I also noticed a smell or odor in the cabin. Looking at the forums, it is another issue with this truck and is a major health concern. I called Nissan and when I give them my VIN# they hang up on me. I finally got through after saying I might contact an attorney. They said they created a case #. I want to know if I have a case for a lawsuit and I really want a truck that wont kill me or cause bodily harm. I paid a ton of money for this vehicle and it is a complete safety and health hazard.

Bought truck new in 6/2018 . Truck is new 2017 leftover Nissan Titan diesel xd with 16,000 miles to date. When truck goes into regen to clean diesel particulate heavy diesel exhaust fumes fill the cabin so bad you have to roll the windows down. It causes my stomach to become upset and dizzy tired feeling and later a very bad headache. Have had coworkers experience the same issue while in the vehicle. Has been replicated at the dealer and service tech and service manager are out of ideas on how to fix this but confirm the issue exist. Dealer service manager has read about this but never has heard of a fix through Nissan. Nissan is sending in and engineer to look at the issue but comment made from service manager is he has heard about the situation through Nissan network but never has heard of a fix for it. Truck is still in warranty but not worth continuing to be sick or possibly pass out from it. Please be very aware of this issue and report any exhaust diesel smell to your dealer and elevate it. This is an extremely dangerous health and safety hazard. You should not smell any exhaust or diesel fumes in a vehicle. Hoping this site takes note of the many other folks on forums mentioning it and elevate it to Nissan. Hoping Nissan fixes or gives me my money back as the truck makes me feel sick.

Tl- the contact owns a 2017 Nissan Titan. The contact stated that while driving at speeds above 40 mph the vehicle would begin to shutter violently and makes it difficult to control the vehicle. The vehicle's rpms would reduce to about 40 mph, where it would begin to drive normally. The contact took the vehicle to the dealership (ancira Nissan located at 10835 I-10 w, san antonio TX 78230 phone number: 210-526-2682) who diagnosed that the fuel injectors needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired three times, however, the failure reoccured after each repair and is still an issue presently. The manufacturer was not made aware of the issue. The approximate failure mileage was 7,000. Gl.

I noticed an arching sound coming from underneath the truck. Upon inspection I noticed a bright white arc every 30-32 seconds coming from the fuel line to the top of the frame rail. After taking it to the dealer, Nissan came back and said that this was a "normal condition due to a static build up in the fuel system, no repair necessary". If this is normal why didn't my truck do it when I first bought it? also, if it is normal why don't they all do it? it will do this during all modes of operation and will even continue after the engine has been shut off if the ignition is turned back on.

Tl the contact owns a 2017 Nissan Titan. While the contact was driving, the odor of diesel fumes was present in the vehicle. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The vehicle was taken to Nissan of las cruces (1801 s main st, las cruces, nm) where the cause of the failure could not be determined. The vehicle was repaired, but the odor returned. The manufacturer was notified. The VIN was unknown. The approximate failure mileage was 600.

Very soon after I purchased the Titan truck, randomly, while the car sits idle or while driving the truck anywhere (I. E. On city streets, on the highway, in my neighborhood) the truck produces a strong scent of diesel mixture/exhaust fumes in the cabin of the truck. The fumes are so strong it makes me dizzy. The diesel fumes/exhaust smell in the cabin when the def cycle is on as well. I've taken it to a Nissan dealership at least four times to no avail at repairing it. I bought this truck as a new car.