We found the following complaints for INFINITI M56 (2011)
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Issue: passenger seat belt light continues to remain on after the passenger is no longer sitting on the seat.root cause from dealer:defective passenger occupancy sensor. Only way to turn off the seat belt light is to either put the passenger seat belt on or turn on and off the car.i noticed when i purchased the infiniti 2011 m56 the seat belt light would remain on after a passenger has been sitting on the passenger front seat and exits the vehicle. The passenger just needs to sit on the passenger side for a few minutes to exhibit this problem.this is a safety concern as i don't know if the airbag will deploy properly as the occupancy sensor is falsely triggering a passenger is sitting in the passenger side.the airbag light indicator will sometimes be on or off when the seat belt light comes on.after taking the car back and forth on multiple occasions and to multiple infiniti dealerships, was finally able to to get to the problem.one of the dealership was finally able to conclude it was due to the front passenger occupancy sensor.even had an infiniti engineer from the norther ca region confirm the issue was indeed due to the occupancy sensor.this issue was first reported when under the original warranty however infiniti and infiniti consumer affairs will not honor the original warranty.also i have the extended warranty just for this purpose however this part is not covered.
My solenoid switch went bad on me and needed to be replaced, took it to the infiniti dealership and they corrected the problem so i thought until oct 13 when i kept hearing this noise coming from my hook like a squealing noise.. Took it back to the dealership and found out it was the timing chain, which i was told had nothing to do with the solenoid switch that was previously fixed.. Found out that was a lie and that they go hand in hand with each other and they wanted to charge me 1400 dollars just to look at the problem and another 2,000 to fix the issue, well it turns out that infiniti already knew that this was a problem with the solenoid being to small to pump the required old to where its suppose to go and never did a recall or anything but they are trying to say if its out of warranty than they are not required to fix it, this is a safety hazard if not replaced by infiniti this will cause the solenoid switch to go bad then the timing chain, and then your engine will blow up on you.. This should be a recall issue for infiniti to fix because this will be very costly to someoneand it shouldn't be...
Issue: passenger seat belt light continues to remain on after the passenger is no longer sitting on the seat.root cause from dealer:defective passenger occupancy sensor. Only way to turn off the seat belt light is to either put the passenger seat belt on or turn on and off the car.i noticed when i purchased the infiniti 2011 m56 the seat belt light would remain on after a passenger has been sitting on the passenger front seat and exits the vehicle. The passenger just needs to sit on the passenger side for a few minutes to exhibit this problem.this is a safety concern as i don't know if the airbag will deploy properly as the occupancy sensor is falsely triggering a passenger is sitting in the passenger side.the airbag light indicator will sometimes be on or off when the seat belt light comes on.after taking the car back and forth on multiple occasions and to multiple infiniti dealerships, was finally able to to get to the problem.one of the dealership was finally able to conclude it was due to the front passenger occupancy sensor.even had an infiniti engineer from the norther ca region confirm the issue was indeed due to the occupancy sensor.this issue was first reported when under the original warranty however infiniti and infiniti consumer affairs will not honor the original warranty.also i have the extended warranty just for this purpose however this part is not covered.
The contact owns a 2011 infiniti m56x. The contact stated the vehicle failed to start. The contact was able to start the vehicle. However, shortly after the battery died, the lights failed and the vehicle automatically locked, leaving the contact trapped in the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to a dealer. The technician was unable to diagnose the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure and current mileage was 27,000.
4was and stability control warning lights come on when driving over rough asphalt, or turning right or left and road is rough. The rear of the car feels unstable and steering wheel is off-center. The lights are on until the car is turned off. When the car is turned on again and before the warning symbols come back on, the steering wheel is centered and car drives fine. Infiniti has recommended replacing the hicas actuator. This has not resolved the problem for infiniti owners and are then recommended to replace the 4was control box. Replacing the control box also does not resolve the issue. I have read and joined a nissan/infiniti forum where owners that have this exact problem have followed the recommendation from the nissan and infiniti dealership and still have the warning lights on. I contacted infiniti corporate offices for further information, but was informed they do not track this type of information. The 4was and stability control warning lights issue is happening to both nissan and infiniti models and throughout various years.the concern is that infiniti's recommendation it to replace the hicas actuator and spend $6k (part cost $5,500 and labor $400, but that does not resolve the problem. According to the information i have found, infiniti is not accurately diagnosing the problem.
I started the car up and started to drive to work about 3 miles into driving the check engine light came on followed by revs with no power or speed gain and the vehicle was giving me around 15mph to the point where i couldn't gain much more speed and had to pull off the road. There was a voluntary service campaign for the timing chain but it has since expired and now i am stuck with the repairs.
My solenoid switch went bad on me and needed to be replaced, took it to the infiniti dealership and they corrected the problem so i thought until oct 13 when i kept hearing this noise coming from my hook like a squealing noise.. Took it back to the dealership and found out it was the timing chain, which i was told had nothing to do with the solenoid switch that was previously fixed.. Found out that was a lie and that they go hand in hand with each other and they wanted to charge me 1400 dollars just to look at the problem and another 2,000 to fix the issue, well it turns out that infiniti already knew that this was a problem with the solenoid being to small to pump the required old to where its suppose to go and never did a recall or anything but they are trying to say if its out of warranty than they are not required to fix it, this is a safety hazard if not replaced by infiniti this will cause the solenoid switch to go bad then the timing chain, and then your engine will blow up on you.. This should be a recall issue for infiniti to fix because this will be very costly to someoneand it shouldn't be...
Driving this car is very fun and i have enjoyed the car very much but just last week i noticed a smell like burning rubber or oil, come to find out the next day i was dripping oil only not a steady drip but a drip only from driving, once i stop and the car cools the drip stops. I have research and found that there could be a problem with some bolts to the oil filter that attaches to the block but when i called infiniti they don't see it nor will they look at the car unless i pay. This isn't a seal or gasket this is a very bad leak, my research came from a 2012 long term road test on a 2011 infiniti m56 and states this will become a recall but never did?
Driving this car is very fun and i have enjoyed the car very much but just last week i noticed a smell like burning rubber or oil, come to find out the next day i was dripping oil only not a steady drip but a drip only from driving, once i stop and the car cools the drip stops. I have research and found that there could be a problem with some bolts to the oil filter that attaches to the block but when i called infiniti they don't see it nor will they look at the car unless i pay. This isn't a seal or gasket this is a very bad leak, my research came from a 2012 long term road test on a 2011 infiniti m56 and states this will become a recall but never did?
I started the car up and started to drive to work about 3 miles into driving the check engine light came on followed by revs with no power or speed gain and the vehicle was giving me around 15mph to the point where i couldn't gain much more speed and had to pull off the road. There was a voluntary service campaign for the timing chain but it has since expired and now i am stuck with the repairs.
We have been trying to resolve this problem through infiniti service center since we bought the car 10 months ago with only 28k miles.the vehicle has severe hesitation when attempting to accelerate immediately after slowing or stopping.on several occasions when stepping on the gas to make a left or right turn into traffic from a complete stop, the vehicle hesitates for approximately 2 seconds, and then jerks suddenly and goes.i have had several near misses from oncoming traffic as a result of this with my child in the car!! also, while in automatic drive the vehicle repeatedly will not go into gear when removing foot from brake to accelerator, but instead rolls backward (similar to a manual transmission) forcing me to immediately hit the brake pedal to prevent collision into vehicles behind me.the dangers of this vehicle are a liability on my part in the event that it causes me to have an accident because the t when turning into oncoming traffic.the vehicle is under warranty but service center has not resolved the problem.they have reset the computer but the issues just return. Infiniti will be facing serious lawsuits from death or injury if this transmission or computer issue is not repaired soon.completely ridiculous that my $40000 vehicle must remain parked for extended periods because i am too scared to drive it for fear of it causing a serious accident. I am hoping for a recall as this seems to be a major issue for the m series.
Issue: passenger seat belt light continues to remain on after the passenger is no longer sitting on the seat.root cause from dealer:defective passenger occupancy sensor. Only way to turn off the seat belt light is to either put the passenger seat belt on or turn on and off the car.i noticed when i purchased the infiniti 2011 m56 the seat belt light would remain on after a passenger has been sitting on the passenger front seat and exits the vehicle. The passenger just needs to sit on the passenger side for a few minutes to exhibit this problem.this is a safety concern as i don't know if the airbag will deploy properly as the occupancy sensor is falsely triggering a passenger is sitting in the passenger side.the airbag light indicator will sometimes be on or off when the seat belt light comes on.after taking the car back and forth on multiple occasions and to multiple infiniti dealerships, was finally able to to get to the problem.one of the dealership was finally able to conclude it was due to the front passenger occupancy sensor.even had an infiniti engineer from the norther ca region confirm the issue was indeed due to the occupancy sensor.this issue was first reported when under the original warranty however infiniti and infiniti consumer affairs will not honor the original warranty.also i have the extended warranty just for this purpose however this part is not covered.
When you go to apply the brake it often locks up and stops immediately.this is an issue that comes and goes.it also at the same time it is stopping abruptly without applying the brake completely it will do the opposite and the brake will deflate all the way to the floor before stopping.while stop it will lose pressure and the brake will slowly go to the floor.have taken it several places and they can not fix.have had almost all brake parts replaced and or checked.this happens ever time brakes are applied for a week or so then goes away then comes back periodically.has been happening for over a year.mechanics have encoiuntered the issue and can not figure out what is causing it, including infiniti.
4was and stability control warning lights come on when driving over rough asphalt, or turning right or left and road is rough. The rear of the car feels unstable and steering wheel is off-center. The lights are on until the car is turned off. When the car is turned on again and before the warning symbols come back on, the steering wheel is centered and car drives fine. Infiniti has recommended replacing the hicas actuator. This has not resolved the problem for infiniti owners and are then recommended to replace the 4was control box. Replacing the control box also does not resolve the issue. I have read and joined a nissan/infiniti forum where owners that have this exact problem have followed the recommendation from the nissan and infiniti dealership and still have the warning lights on. I contacted infiniti corporate offices for further information, but was informed they do not track this type of information. The 4was and stability control warning lights issue is happening to both nissan and infiniti models and throughout various years.the concern is that infiniti's recommendation it to replace the hicas actuator and spend $6k (part cost $5,500 and labor $400, but that does not resolve the problem. According to the information i have found, infiniti is not accurately diagnosing the problem.
4was and stability control warning lights come on when driving over rough asphalt, or turning right or left and road is rough. The rear of the car feels unstable and steering wheel is off-center. The lights are on until the car is turned off. When the car is turned on again and before the warning symbols come back on, the steering wheel is centered and car drives fine. Infiniti has recommended replacing the hicas actuator. This has not resolved the problem for infiniti owners and are then recommended to replace the 4was control box. Replacing the control box also does not resolve the issue. I have read and joined a nissan/infiniti forum where owners that have this exact problem have followed the recommendation from the nissan and infiniti dealership and still have the warning lights on. I contacted infiniti corporate offices for further information, but was informed they do not track this type of information. The 4was and stability control warning lights issue is happening to both nissan and infiniti models and throughout various years.the concern is that infiniti's recommendation it to replace the hicas actuator and spend $6k (part cost $5,500 and labor $400, but that does not resolve the problem. According to the information i have found, infiniti is not accurately diagnosing the problem.
Here is a copy of a blog. I have bought 6 battery's in 4 years. I have been stranded with the family late at night paid for many tow trucks. Taken my car to infinity dealers with no success. Please read this blog..https://x.infinitihelp.com/forum/showthread.php/2011-m37x-battery-problemsi-7942.html4 pages of peolple having the same issue with there infiniti. I am told i have to pay for a 1200 module that maybe will fix the problem. This is not a problem that anyone would notice in the first couple of years because you think the battery is at fault. Infiniti fix the issue in 2014 but did not do a recall on prior m37/56.
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