Seats Problems of Nissan Titan

Passenger seat airbag module failure.

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We were not told of a recall, however the service department said we requested a check for recall back in 08/2019 when vehicle was taken in for oil change. Our next visit was due to an engine light coming on, nothing was found & removed from dash. The vehicle then had to constantly be jumped, dealership changed battery. Vehicle still had problems starting, dealership changed starter. A month later vehicle still not starting, parking sensor light flashed real fast, dash screen kept showing “no key detected, key system error, lights flickered & radio made a loud popping sound, passenger seat kept going forward/back, up & down, making funny sound under hood, gauges going up & down, wipers going off. Upon charging battery again, moments later won’t start again. I am afraid this all has to do with the recall they had on the alternator harness wiring, but dealer keeps saying there is no recall because there is currently no open recall on the vehicle. Is there anything I can do about this? have been in contact with dealership and Nissan consumer. Nissan consumer informed they are not able to purchase the vehicle back or offer another source of transportation because there is no recall. Vehicle is currently being sent to dealer again…will not start.

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Right rear passenger seat, cushion inside the seat broken, when a passenger seat has is a metal under the broken cushion very uncomfortable it causes pain in the buttocks.

On April 16/2020 @ 330 pm. Unknown,the ceiling airbags and front seats airbags, suddenly exploded while the vehicle was parked as a result of this malfunction, no body was on the vehicle at that time. The vehicle cannot be used, since it compromises the safety of the person and passengers and the driving and handling of this vehicle.

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Climate controlled heated and cooled seat on drivers side does not heat or cool effectively. There is barely a temperature difference between off and on. Dealer advised it must completely stop working to fix even though it heats less than half of what the passenger seat does.

The driver seat has become separated from the seat frame in only 2 years. The same thing appears to be starting on the passenger side as well. The concern is the potential for serious or fatal injury in the event of an accident or even a sudden stop. Seat seems to have come loose and pushed seat cushion towards the console. This did not happen during any type of accident and appears to be a manufacturer's defect. This is a problem that Nissan is aware of and should addressed before some is hurt or fatally injured.

Heather &a/c control malfunction heather core leaks inside cab power train warning lights came on not all time paint clear coat is pelen off.

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Both front seats shake starting at about 45 mph. Passenger seat getting get distracting because of the noise. Nissan USA has told me this is normal and effects all 2017 trucks. My issue has not gone away from the day I purchased it. My videos of the vibration my truck has. 1. . Read more...

The contact owns a 2004 Nissan Titan. While driving between 60-65 mph, the contact attempted to adjust the driver's seat back. When the seat back button was released, the seat back kept moving forward. The contact was able to stop the vehicle without causing a crash. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 225,000.

My drivers seat is falling apart it has been this way for at least a year it is now starting to cut me and tear my clothes took it to the dealership and they said it was under warranty but I would have to pay half of the cost witch is $550 I know others with this same issue but why should we have to pay for this problem. Also my when I'm driving my truck the truck whines when I stare right to left or left to right my truck is 3 years old and it sounds like it's falling apart whenever you go over any bumps, for the price of this vehicle I shouldn't have problems like this.

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Passenger seat back on 2004 Nissan Titan became very loose and wobbly. I had a Nissan service look at it and determine it needed replacing. When the new frame arrived from Nissan, it was exactly like the original frame. The service center had to reinforce the frame so it would be rigid and safe. I still have the original seat frame in my possession for inspection . I believe this seat frame does not meet safety standards.

1. This is piggy backing on TSB #05092; NHTSA item #10017420. I can't understand why this isn't a recall. I know Nissan doesn't want a recall because they just gave me a quote for $600 to fix their defect!!! and where does safety start inside the vehicle? the seats! so I'm basically asking NHTSA to upgrade this TSB to a recall. 2. The right front passenger seat rattles and moves constantly. Consequences I don't even want to think about if we get in an accident and my family is in the truck. Lose seat; not good. 3. I have a quote that shows the "seat adjuster" needs to be replaced. And it's for the low low cost of $600. Again, no wonder Nissan would rather slide this through on TSB rather than recall. The seat has done this as long as I can remember so the 1/1/07 date is not exact (I bought the truck in 2005). Also, this repair is not covered under extended warranty. I travel very frequently so I missed getting my truck in under the manufacturer's warranty, which expired in Aug-08. Thanks!.

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I have a 2004 Nissan Titan le extend cab with off road package and towing package. I have had to have the brakes looked at about every 20k miles. I currently have 67k on it, and I had it in the shop for 3 day while waiting on Nissan corp to decide if they would still cover the brake defect. The dealer told us they could only turn the rotors and replace the pads, which they did 2x's. Now it needs new rotors and pads, and suddenly the recall is no longer in effect, so I will have to pay over $500 to get this done. I refuse, and I am still waiting on Nissan corp to call me. I will never buy another Nissan again, their customer service is horrible.