Roof And Pillar Problems of Nissan Xterra

The contact stated that the roof was rusting in and around the roof rack on the rear quarter of the vehicle. He tried to have the problem resolved. The dealer has seen the vehicle in August 2005 . The dealer stated that the roof will have to be replaced, and the cost was around $2,000. The manufacturer said that they were willing to pay $685. 00 for the repairs. The vehicle is under a 100,000 mile warranty for rust. The vehicle is a 2001 Nissan Xterra.

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On the way to the beach traveling 55 mph in my 2003 Nissan Xterra, my surf board flew off the roo track into the middle of route 1 in delaware. The traffic behind me managed to avoid hitting the surfboard that was situated in the left lane of traffic. More importantly, there were no accidents caused by the incident hence the police were not involved. After removing my surfboard from the highway and inspecting damage to it and the roofrack crossbars, I noticed the plastic clasp on the crossbar had snapped, causing the surfboard to fly off the roofof my Xterra. The following Monday, the dealership evaluated the situation and acknowledged that the rack had "broken from stress/fatigue" and is replacing it under warranty. However, my surfboard is completely destroyed and neither the dealership nor the Nissan consumer affairs will reimburse me for the cost of the surfboard, stating that damage to personal property is not covered under warranty.

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I am currently recuperating from an SUV rollover accident. A truck ran a red light and hit the passenger side of my 2001 Nissan Xterra xe. The Xterra rolled over several times with the roof crushing in on me, breaking the windows out. When it stopped tumbling, it was upside down and continued sliding down the road on the roof. When the roof caved I was crushed down and my head went toward the door. My hair, which was barely shoulder length, went outside the window and was caught between the roof and the road. I was sliding upside down, at an angle, being held by my seatbelt, my hair trapped between the roof of the Nissan and the road, with my hair being ripped out. When the vehicle came to rest I was trapped by my remaining hair. Witnesses lifted the vehicle up off my hair to free me. This was a horrible experience that has caused me injury both physically and mentally. The link below is to our local television station's website with details of the accident. If anyone is interested in more details or photos please contact me. The television reporter contacted us and emailed pictures from the crash site. My husband also took photos at the wrecker lot with our digital camera. . Read more...

Ticking noise coming from top rear of driver door (seal) and head-liner right above driver's seat.