Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2005-2009 Titan, Armada, And Infiniti Qx56 Vehicles. The Instrument Panel Fuel Gauge May InAccurately Display That The Vehicle Still Has Some Fuel, Typically About One Quarter Tank, When The Fuel Tank Is Empty.
Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Front And Rear Lower Links, P/Nos. 54501Zq00A, 54500Zq00A, 551A1Zq00A, 551A0Zq00A , 54501Ea00A, 54500Ea00A, 551A1Ea500, 551A0Ea500, 54501Zr00A, And 54500Zr00A, Sold Between November 25, 2009 And May 14, 2010 As Replacement Parts For Model Year 2004 Through 2010 Titan, Armada, And Qx56, And Model Years 2005 Through 2010 Frontier, Xterra, And Pathfinder Vehicles. The Lower Control Link Assembly Has Two Cylindrical Collars Forming The Inboard Attachment Points To The Chassis. Due To An Improper Welding Process Some Collars May Contain Welds That Do Not Meet Strength Specifications.
Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2012 Titan And Armada Vehicles, Manufactured From August 12, 2011, Through March 13, 2012. The Part 567 Certification Labels On The Vehicles Do Not Contain Rim Size Information. Thus, These Vehicles Fail To Comply With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 110, Øtire SeleCTIon And Rims.Ø
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Sport Utility Vehicles Fail To Comply With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 210, ‘Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages.’ The Driver’S Side Third Row Seat Belt Upper Anchor Bracket May Be Cracked.
Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2010 Nissan Armada Vehicles Manufactured From June 7, 2010 Through June 11, 2010. These Vehicles Fail To Comply With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 207, “Seating Systems.” The Second Row Center Seat Hinge Assembly Was Manufactured Out Of Specification. This May Prevent The Rear Center Seatback From Fully Locking In The In-Use (Upright) Position.
Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2004-2006 Armada, Titan, Infiniti Qx56 And Model Year 2005-2006 Frontier, Pathfinder And Xterra Vehicles. The Intelligent Power Distribution Module (Ipdm) Assembly Contains An Engine Control Module (Ecm) Relay That Has A Diode For Electrical Current Noise ReduCTIon. The Ecm Relay May Allow Silicon Vapor To Form And, Over Time, The Silicon Evaporates From The Diode Molding Which Causes Silicon Oxide To Develop On The Ecm Relay Contact Due To Arcing.
Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2010 Titan, Armada, Qx56, Frontier, Xterra, And Pathfinder Vehicles Manufactured From November 19, 2009 Through March 3, 2010. The Lower Control Link Assembly Has Two Cylindrical Collars Forming The Inboard Attachment Points To The Chassis. Due To An Improper Welding Process Some Collars May Contain Welds That Do Not Meet Strength Specifications.
Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2005-2009 Titan, Armada, And Infiniti Qx56 Vehicles. The Instrument Panel Fuel Gauge May InAccurately Display That The Vehicle Still Has Some Fuel, Typically About One Quarter Tank, When The Fuel Tank Is Empty.
Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2008-2010 Titan, Armada, And Infiniti Qx56, And Model Year 2008-2009 Nissan Quest Vehicles. The Brake Pedal Pivot Pin End Was Not Spin-Formed To Specification During The Manufacturing Process Of The Brake Pedal Assembly. The Pivot Pin Could Slide And Cause The Brake Pedal To Partially Disengage From The Brake Pedal Bracket.
Vehicle recall defect – Nissan Is Recalling Certain Front And Rear Lower Links, P/Nos. 54501Zq00A, 54500Zq00A, 551A1Zq00A, 551A0Zq00A , 54501Ea00A, 54500Ea00A, 551A1Ea500, 551A0Ea500, 54501Zr00A, And 54500Zr00A, Sold Between November 25, 2009 And May 14, 2010 As Replacement Parts For Model Year 2004 Through 2010 Titan, Armada, And Qx56, And Model Years 2005 Through 2010 Frontier, Xterra, And Pathfinder Vehicles. The Lower Control Link Assembly Has Two Cylindrical Collars Forming The Inboard Attachment Points To The Chassis. Due To An Improper Welding Process Some Collars May Contain Welds That Do Not Meet Strength Specifications.