Diesel Engine Problems of Nissan Titan

On a daily basis the diesel engine has a hesitation from both a stopped position as well as low engine rpm that causes safety concerns in traffic. Reported issue to Nissan with no help.

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The truck has develop a ticking noise from the engine bay I have gone back to the dealer several times cause its getting louder and the dealer say iys normal the truck sounds like diesel engine the truck wasnt doing that noise went I bought it it started after the 3 oil change and never go alway its a new truck bought it in 2018 and has 16322 miles on it could something be done with that noise.

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When the diesel engine goes into dpf regeneration mode, the cab of the vehicle fills with unpleasant fumes that smell like evaporated diesel fuel or other noxious substance that is irritating to mucous membranes and may cause health issues. The problem is worse when the vehicle is at low speed or in stop-and-go traffic when exhaust fumes are able to collect around the vehicle. The most recent instance occurred in a drive-thru line at a fast food restaurant, and was so pungent that I was forced to abandon the line, park the vehicle, and evacuate myself to fresh air.

Bad transmission, slipping and erratic shift, at dealership 30 days still no answer about fixing it. Power steering too hard and makes noise when turning turbo is making noise. This is diesel engine with diesel exhaust fluid, not working properly, doesn't burn any def, it is requirement on all diesel engines to have this exhaust cleaner.

Tl the contact owns a 2016 Nissan Titan. While driving at any speed, the fumes from the diesel engine penetrated inside the vehicle and made the occupants of the vehicle dizzy and sick. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The vehicle was taken to grand strand Nissan (4701 us-501, myrtle beach, SC 29579, 843-236-2191) where the technician diagnosed that the failure was caused by the diesel engine. The failure recurred several times and, after five attempts, the technician was unable to repair the failure. The manufacturer was notified and determined that the failure could not be repaired. The manufacturer made three different offers to the contact, including a buy-back, but the contact did not make a decision. The failure mileage was approximately 800.

1-knocking sound, sounds like a diesel engine. 2-body & steering wheel vibration at idle. 3-hissing sound when heat or ac is on. 4-rotors replaced 3 times. Still having some problem. 5-when idle in gear (idle drops below 500 steering start to vibrate. 6-vibration on brake pedal. 7-emergency brake not holding when in park.

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