Brakes Failed Problems of Nissan Titan

Tl-the contact owns a 2004 Nissan Titan. While driving 35 mph the brakes applied but the rear brakes failed to respond. The abs warning indicator light was illuminated. The local dealer and manufacturer were not contacted. The vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic who stated the rear axle seals on the end leaked differential fluid saturated the brakes the failure mileage was 180,000. Ap.

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Rear brakes will make squealing noise and cause brakes to wear excessively and cause brake failure, Nissan attempted to repair 5 times and were unable to and will not repurchase or replace the vehicle and expect owners to go out on their own to repair vehicle with only 4,000 miles on the odometer.

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2014 Nissan Titan. Consumer writes in regards to a bad brake booster. The consumer stated the vehicle was involved in an accident due to the brake booster failure. The manufacturer was notified.

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I am the original owner 2005 Titan le. I have experienced a braking issue 8-10 times. While driving in normal traffic conditions on the freeway traffic begins to slow, I applied the brakes. The entire truck began to violently shutter, the red brake icon on the dash came on, and the brake peddle went almost all the way to the floor. I had to pull to the right to avoid hitting the vehicle in front of me. The harder you push the more the brakes seem to fail and the truck shakes harder. The only thing that fixes the issue is to stop the truck and turn it off and restart it. Everything goes back to normal as if it didn't happen. This has happened to me 8-10 times since owning this truck as new. I have read many incidents online in blogs etc. That are almost exactly as I have described. The dealer said it was an isolated incident. I whole heartily disagree with them. This is an issue that is ultimately going to cause injury or death. This has happened to me at freeway speeds, normal residential speeds (25mph) and everywhere in between. Last incident occurred on 11/8/2017.

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When stopping sharply to avoid hitting another vehicle traveling less than 20 mph which made a sudden turn in same lane brakes failed. This caused a near fatality. This is the 7th time brake failure has occurred in this vehicle despite numerous repairs costing thousands of dollars--thankfully nobody has been killed or maimed --yet. At this point and having reviewed similar experiences by many owners and noting that fatalities have occurred as a result of this defective vehicle/design flaw I would appreciate advice .

The contact owns a 2006 Nissan Titan. The contact stated that while driving at approximately 60 mph, when the brake pedal was depressed, the brakes failed to stop the vehicle which caused the contact to crash into a side wall. A police report was filed. The contact had sustained injuries to the arms and neck which did not require medical attention. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 83,000. The VIN was unavailable. A preliminary investigation suggests the lower control link assembly may have separated casing the consumer to lose steering ability. Recall 10e019000 was referenced in the complaint. Updated 04/20/jb.

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Both rear axle seals started leaking all over my brakes and inside the wheel well causing poor breaking ability. I called the Nissan dealer and they told me this is a common problem with Titans and that they no longer recommend replacing just the seals but instead the whole axle. The tech (who told me he had 20 yrs with Nissan) said that when they used to just replace the seals people would have to come back 6 months later because the seals would blow again. All of the posts online say that it is a result of an improper venting system that does not allow for the release of negative pressure. If this is such a common problem, and Nissan knows that it is, why don't they do a full recall? this is a very dangerous problem that can cause brake failure.

Within a 5 mile range the vehicle started to whine, then clank, then lock-up. Emergency brakes failed and rear differential failed. . . Vehicle was undriveable. This vehicle just hit 100,000 miles. Repair is > 1/5th of vehicle value. This is a very common failure in 2004 Nissan Titans. Very dangerous - especially if towing a trailer (which is what this vehicle is advertised to do).

Brake failed while driving on freeway while braking due to traffic congestion. Dealer confirmed brake failure due to computer malfunction.

The contact owns a 2004 Nissan Titan. The contact stated that while driving approximately 50 mph, he depressed the brake pedal which was hesitant to respond. The contact had to apply extreme pressure to the brake pedal in order to stop the vehicle. Also, the emergency brake engaged on its own intermittently. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who diagnosed that there was an axle failure. The contact mentioned that there was a manufacture recall for a brake failure. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated the VIN was not included in the recall. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 93,000.

The contact owns a 2010 Nissan Titan. The contact stated that the hydraulic brakes were exhibiting signs of failure. The contact was concerned that if the hydraulic brakes failed, the emergency brake would be the only brakes left and would not be substantial enough to stop the vehicle. The dealer inspected the vehicle and advised that the failure could not be repaired. The manufacturer advised the contact that the emergency brake was only designed to keep the vehicle secure while in park but not to stop the vehicle if the hydraulic brakes failed. The contact was concerned that the failure could become a severe safety issue. The vehicle was not repaired. The VIN was unavailable. The failure and current mileage was 4,000. Updated 2/23/11.

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During the last two months I have total brake failure on my 2006 Titan le. When I checked with the local dealer, he inform that they have other trucks with the same problem. Before long, this situation is going to kill somebody.

My 2004 Nissan Titan has been having periodic complete brake failure without warning during normal driving conditions. This has occurred 7-8 times. Started about 25,000 mi, currently at 34,000 mi. Took to dealer on 8-1-09, dealer reprogrammed the computer, said it had something to do with the abs and vdc controls and that this would fix it, yesterday on 8-22-09 it happened again after normal driving as I was exiting the freeway, very scary. When the problem occurs, if you shut off the vehicle and restart, the brakes are back and seem to be working fine, they can go for a while with no problem, then one day they will just not be there, pumping the brake gives little brake effect and a noise emits from under the hood, a strange sound I have never heard come from a vehicle before, brakes will go to floor and will not stop if held, have to pump like crazy and resort to emergency stopping methods such as e-brake, downshift and rubbing tires against curb or driving into soft sand to stop vehicle. I went online and found this is happening to many other people with Titans and armadas (same exact vehicle mechanically). This is very dangerous, I am used to old cars that have problems, this really catches you off guard. I wish to file a complaint as this vehicle is not safe for road.

Rear axle seal failure. I noticed a driver-side rear seal leak yesterday (7/29/2009). Rear seal is leaking differential fluid over rear brakes causing hazard of a brake failure. The vehicle is a 2006 Nissan Titan king cab xe 2x4 with approximately 25000 mi. Vehicle was purchased new in 2/2007 from dealer. Vehicle has never towed or been off-road. This is a safety concern due to a low mileage vehicle with no abuse having a mechanical failure that could affect a safety feature such as the brakes.

Tl-the contact owns a 2006 Nissan Titan. The contact stated that while driving approximately 50 mph, the contact depressed the brake pedal but the brakes failed to work immediately. The contact was able to stop the vehicle after a ten second wait. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The contact also noticed an abnormal noise and leak from the exhaust manifold. When the accelerator pedal was depressed, the contact noticed another abnormal noise from the converter. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and diagnosed for an exhaust manifold failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 65,000. Sms.

In July of '08, my wife called to tell me she was having a problem with our truck. She was afraid to drive it, as she reported a brake failure that and was nearly in an accident. She was exiting a parking lot to a busy road. As she approached the end of the parking lot, she braked to wait for a clearing in traffic. She said the brake pedal went to the floor, the truck made a loud rumbling noise, and the truck rolled out to the edge of the busy street until she pumped the brake pedal and stopped the truck. She left it there and waited for me, afraid to move it. I inspected the truck and found no mechanical problems. I figured that there was a fault with the abs system, which went away after the truck was turned off and the system was rebooted/self tested. On August 22, 2008, the fault returned. My wife backed the truck out of our driveway, and the truck displayed the same symptoms when she tried to stop at the bottom of the driveway. She avoided hitting a parked vehicle on the other side of the street. She left the engine running so as to not reset the abs computer, and called me out to check the truck. I could find no mechanical fault, and found the abs fully engaging when pressing the brakes, resulting in very little stopping power. Pumping the brakes cause near full application of braking force, even at light pedal pressure. I determined that it was an abs issue. Both times the fault occurred, the "brake" light illuminated. Turning off the truck and restarting resolved the problem, confirming my suspicion of a software fault. I searched on line and found a Nissan TSB that addressed the issue. I brought the truck to dirito brothers Nissan in concord, CA to have the TSB applied, which involved a abs software update. I was surprised and upset to learn that the repair was not covered under warranty, as the software update was considered an "adjustment. " I was charged $150 for this service. The service writer stated he saw a number of trucks with the problem.

2004 Nissan Titan brake failure/judder Nissan is aware of this issue and has yet to issue a recall. Nissan has several TSB on this issue. The government needs to demand Nissan recall and repair the brake system of these vehicles.

The contact owns a 2006 Nissan Titan. The contact experienced brake failure. He took the vehicle to a mechanic and was informed that the brakes were underrated (too small) to provide adequate stopping ability for a vehicle of that size. As a result, the brakes dug into the rotors and caused massive damage to the point that they had to be replaced along with the brakes. The dealer stated that the contact would have to pay for the brake repair because the vehicle was no longer under warranty. The failure and current mileages were 12,850.

The contact owns a 2004 Nissan Titan. The contact stated that while driving 10 mph or less over an uneven road surface and attempting to decelerate, the brakes would fail. The vehicle was able to be stopped by utilizing the emergency brake. The vehicle was inspected by a dealer and they informed the contact that they were unable to diagnose the failure. The vehicle had reset independently and would not produce any failure codes. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 30,000 and the current mileage was approximately 60,000.

The contact owns a 2005 Nissan Titan. While the vehicle was still under warranty, the dealer repaired the rotors and other brake related failures. After the repairs, the contact heard metal grinding when the brakes were applied. He returned to the dealer and they stated that the brakes were fine. The contact claims that the dealer waited for the warranty to expire so that he would have to be responsible for the repair costs. The VIN and mileages were unknown.

I own a 2004 Nissan Titan. I have had this vehicle in the shop for brake failure numerous times. I recently had a car accident in the vehicle because of brake failure. This vehicle was damaged , and the vehicle I hit was also damaged, and sustained injuries. This vehicle was now out of warranty, and the dealer will not repair it, I have stacks of service records , where the truck has been in the shop for brake failure since 2004 when I bought it new. Now I am looking at repairing the vehicle and the person I hit and the insurance company was giving me problems because they didn't believe that this vehicle was known for its brake failure.

I have a 2005 Nissan Titan. Recently, the brakes failed on the vehicle and I was unable to stop. I had the vehicle towed to the local Nissan dealership. I was called two days later and was told that there is no problem with the brakes and that there was nothing more they could do for me because they cannot recreate the problem and the vehicle computer did not record any fault codes. I've asked them to tow the vehicle to another dealership for a second opinion and they refuse to do it. I've been told that its my responsibility and that if the brakes fail again, to bring it back into the dealership. I've called Nissan directly and they are not offering any help, they stand behind what the dealership has told me. In my opinion, nobody should get behind the wheel of this vehicle. It now seems like I have no choice but to drive the vehicle until it happens again.

Brake and rear end failure.

: the contact stated while approaching a stop sign at 15-20mph, the brake pedal was depressed, the front wheels started shaking and the steering wheel became difficult to control. The contact does not recall how the brake pedal felt during braking. The brake pedal was released; the vehicle continued through the intersection and struck an oncoming vehicle. There were no warning indicators prior to the brake failure. The police filed a report at the scene. The vehicle was towed to the service dealer where it is currently being inspected. The manufacturer was alerted and will provide additional documentation in writing concerning the brakes. The contact received a knee injury.

: the contact stated while driving 60 mph attempting to apply brake pressure the brakes failed resulting in a crash. The vehicle sustained left frontal damage and it was towed to an independent repair shop. The mechanic was unable to determine the cause of the accident and is repairing the left front of the vehicle. Although the problem with the brakes still exists, no other inspections have been made. A police report was filed at the scene.

I'm glad to hear that NHTSA is finally doing something about Nissan Titan brake problems. I own a 2004 Nissan Titan with brake problems. I have experienced no brakes at all when the traffic suddenly stops in front of you. I have complained about these brakes to the NHTSA, Nissan, etc, to no avail. The problem is very intermittent and you cannot simply take it to the dealer and show them the problem. It has something to do with the electrical system. When the brakes fail to work, you pull off the side of the road and turn the truck 's ignition off and back on again. The brakes are then re-set and working fine. My son discovered this temporary fix solution. It is a serious, real problem for Nissan Titan and armada owner's. It happens to our Titan two or three times a year. Many owner's complain of the same trouble online. I'd love to hear that Nissan takes responsibility for all these vehicles and solves this problem for their loyal owners.

I have same problem as everyone else with cracked exhaust manifolds starting around 65000 miles. Expensive to replace so I have no choice but to listen to a horrible exhaust leaks. Next is the rear axle seals first around 65000. Replaced 2x. After talking to Nissan tech who is a friend apparently its a very common problem. The axle tubes tend to warp causing a leak all over tires n brakes and eventual failure of gears inrear pumpkin if not caught. Just waiting for it to happen again. Brakes have always been a problem. Every 7000 brakes n rotors r shot and need replacing. Pedal always has a mushy feel when u occasionally need to slam on the break. Goes all the way to the floor even when brakes r good.

Brakes failed at 2600 miles while driving at 75 mph. Brakes would fail at any time. Brakes has been changed four different times. Took vehicle to dealer, and was informed that they didn't know why the brakes were wearing out.

The consumer stated he took the vehicle in to have the brakes inspected after discovering a bulletin on the internet. Two months later the brakes failed, which caused the vehicle to strike another vehicle and roll over. Consequently, the air bags did not deploy.

2004 Nissan Titan, driving through super market shopping center, the brakes failed to stop the truck. My wife had to pump the brakes repeatedly in order for the truck to come to a stop. She was going less than 10 mph when this occurred. It continued to the dealership, which was 1/2 mile down the same street. The dealership could not find the problem or replicate it. She refuses to drive the truck and wants it gone. My daughter who was also in the truck will not go back into it. My brakes have been replaced twice in first at 11000 miles and again at 38000 now this at 42000 miles. With all the brake problems these trucks have had, someone is going to get killed.

2004 new Nissan Titan. 1) brakes failing. . . Started shortly after purchase. 2) dealer knows what is causing problems but does not have parts to fix. 3) were told we would be put on the long list of Titan owners waiting for the parts to arrive and to continue driving the truck.

The contact owns a 2004 Nissan Titan. While driving 20-50 mph, the brakes failed and the pedal extended to the floor when depressed. He continued to depress the brake pedal as much as possible and the vehicle eventually came to a complete stop. He took the vehicle to the dealer and they stated that nothing was wrong. The brakes failed again and were replaced, however, the failure still persists. The failure mileage was approximately 7,000 and current mileage was 89,000. The consumer stated there are times will the brakes will not perform correctly at low speeds. The pedal will go all the way to the floor and a second later the brakes lock up increasing stopping distance. Updated 10/24/07.

While driving at 65 mph, the brake booster failed without warning. The cause has yet to be determined. Please provide additional information.