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Tamara recall airbag failed to deploy during accident on interstate 70 east bound from grand junction colorado resulted in bent frame of 2012 nissan titan
The contact owned a 2012 nissan titan. While driving approximately 80 mph, another vehicle crashed into the rear driver side of the contact's vehicle. The contact's vehicle crashed into a tree and the passenger side air bags failed to deploy. A police report was filed. The front passenger sustained a broken back, which required medical attention. The vehicle was destroyed. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vin was unavailable. The failure mileage was unavailable.
I was driving home from work, and i fell asleep hit a street sign, and a power pole, and a mailbox. The airbags did not deploy on impact of any item i hit. I was traveling at 55mph.
The contact owns a 2012 nissan titan. While driving 25 mph, a truck reversing collided into the front driver side door of the contact's vehicle. The side air bag failed to deploy. A police report was filed. The contact was injured and received medical attention, but was unable to provide the prognosis. The vehicle was towed to the dealer and repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 72,000.
The tail pipe on a 2 1/2 year old 2012 nissan titan prematurely separated at the flange in front of the rear axle. The reason the flange separated was the poor design. The flange is positioned to hold water, dirt and salt inducing corrosion. Once the flange separates the heat from the exhaust melts the rear main wiring harness in less than 100 miles of driving.the melted harness causes failure to the fuel pump circuit resulting in an engine stall situation at highway speed, which results in loss of power steering, power brake assist and anti lock brakes. Theaffected portion of the rear harness also controls the stop, turn and tail lamp circuits. The failure and resulting damage to the wiring has potential to create an extremely dangerous driving situation.
Exhaust manifold cracks: right side replaced at 78,000 miles is cracked again at 130,000. Left side cracked and replaced at 130,000. Concerned about carbon monoxide leakage.
Tail pipe rusted off at the flange behind the muffler. The design of the tailpipe and exhaust hanger is flawed.
Nissan titan has a cracked manifolds which leaks exhaust into thecab of the vechicle. Appreantly this is a know issue with nissan and the need to get a real fix not a replacement but a replacement that wont happen again
The contact owns a 2012 nissan titan. The contact stated that the exhaust manifold was rusted and cracked. The dealer was not contacted. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified and did not assist. The failure mileage was 147,000.
Connection used between muffler and tailpipe completely rusted away leaving the tailpipe dangling from bottom of truck.this is a manufacturing design issue in which all nissan titan trucks since original release had a connector piece that is not galvanized for rust prevention welded to the beginning of the tailpipe and the end of the muffler pipe extension.these pieces are then bolted together with bolts that aren't galvanized.the connection pieces are flanged so they hold water and start rusting.the rusting typically starts to completely rust through after the 36 month warranty is over but before 60 months.this design has now been changed on the latest release on nissan titans (2016 models)nissan is well aware of the issue and even reimbursed me for a fix of the problem but would not document it in writing.they only took my complaint via phone, then promised to pay back by check, and made me have the work done at my local nissan dealer.this issue isn't being reported only because most titans are work trucks that are commonly serviced by the owner themselves.however this issue can cause a tailpipe to fall off on a highway that can or even may have already caused accidents to vehicles that are simply driving behind a nissan titan.luckily i noticed the hanging tailpipe when i was in a parking lot so i strapped it up to the body and safely drove it home to temporarily fix till i could contact nissan corporate to get them to help.i have to say they did fix the issue but only after i complained. The dealership knew immediately what the problem was and how to fix but also was sensitive to making this an issue as they seem to be covering up and just hoping the owners of nissan titans will fix this issue themselves as we are everyday us citizens that handle problems daily in our lives.this one nissan should stand up to and have a proper recall.
The tail pipe on a 2 1/2 year old 2012 nissan titan prematurely separated at the flange in front of the rear axle. The reason the flange separated was the poor design. The flange is positioned to hold water, dirt and salt inducing corrosion. Once the flange separates the heat from the exhaust melts the rear main wiring harness in less than 100 miles of driving.the melted harness causes failure to the fuel pump circuit resulting in an engine stall situation at highway speed, which results in loss of power steering, power brake assist and anti lock brakes. Theaffected portion of the rear harness also controls the stop, turn and tail lamp circuits. The failure and resulting damage to the wiring has potential to create an extremely dangerous driving situation.
The contact owns a 2012 nissan titan. The contact stated that after refueling, the fuel leaked from the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer. The technician diagnosed that the orvr valve needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired but the failure recurred. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 48,000.
At 27,000 miles had shimmy in steering wheel and dealer turn rotors at 45,000 had same problemdealer alined wheels at 58,000 the same problem replaced rotorsat 93,000 again same problem turned rotors and added pads
The tail pipe on a 2 1/2 year old 2012 nissan titan prematurely separated at the flange in front of the rear axle. The reason the flange separated was the poor design. The flange is positioned to hold water, dirt and salt inducing corrosion. Once the flange separates the heat from the exhaust melts the rear main wiring harness in less than 100 miles of driving.the melted harness causes failure to the fuel pump circuit resulting in an engine stall situation at highway speed, which results in loss of power steering, power brake assist and anti lock brakes. Theaffected portion of the rear harness also controls the stop, turn and tail lamp circuits. The failure and resulting damage to the wiring has potential to create an extremely dangerous driving situation.
Tamara recall airbag failed to deploy during accident on interstate 70 east bound from grand junction colorado resulted in bent frame of 2012 nissan titan
In colder temperatures, the door handles freeze and will not work from inside or outside.the door will also not close as the latch mechanism simply will not engage.this leaves a flapping door that won't close, or if you can close it, you can't reopen it, even from inside.parked in the cold.
The driver side door handle stopped working on inside or outside creating a trap. Egress can only be achieved by climbing over consoles or seats to escape. Numerous online forums indicate that latches do fail in nissan vehicles.
Exhaust pipe connection rusted through.same exact problem someone else noted on their complaint.connection used between muffler and tailpipe completely rusted away leaving the tailpipe dangling from bottom of truck. This is a manufacturing design issue in which all nissan titan trucks since original release had a connector piece that is not galvanized for rust prevention welded to the beginning of the tailpipe and the end of the muffler pipe extension. These pieces are then bolted together with bolts that aren't galvanized. The connection pieces are flanged so they hold water and start rusting.the truck started to shake every once in a while i was at stop light or stop sign.could not figure problem.i was getting my truck ready to get my wife from the airport when my son notice the tail pipe was crooked.when he looked underneath it was completely disconnected from muffled.i looked except for the connection from muffler to tailpipe everything is fine.in fact it is the only part was completely rusted away.no other part underneath had this corrosion.it is obvious that this was a manufacturer defect in use of materials not suited for any weather conditions.if i had left to get my wife with the truck like this, the pipe could have fallen off on the highway and caused some major issues.
Tamara recall airbag failed to deploy during accident on interstate 70 east bound from grand junction colorado resulted in bent frame of 2012 nissan titan
Connection used between muffler and tailpipe completely rusted away leaving the tailpipe dangling from bottom of truck.this is a manufacturing design issue in which all nissan titan trucks since original release had a connector piece that is not galvanized for rust prevention welded to the beginning of the tailpipe and the end of the muffler pipe extension.these pieces are then bolted together with bolts that aren't galvanized.the connection pieces are flanged so they hold water and start rusting.the rusting typically starts to completely rust through after the 36 month warranty is over but before 60 months.this design has now been changed on the latest release on nissan titans (2016 models)nissan is well aware of the issue and even reimbursed me for a fix of the problem but would not document it in writing.they only took my complaint via phone, then promised to pay back by check, and made me have the work done at my local nissan dealer.this issue isn't being reported only because most titans are work trucks that are commonly serviced by the owner themselves.however this issue can cause a tailpipe to fall off on a highway that can or even may have already caused accidents to vehicles that are simply driving behind a nissan titan.luckily i noticed the hanging tailpipe when i was in a parking lot so i strapped it up to the body and safely drove it home to temporarily fix till i could contact nissan corporate to get them to help.i have to say they did fix the issue but only after i complained. The dealership knew immediately what the problem was and how to fix but also was sensitive to making this an issue as they seem to be covering up and just hoping the owners of nissan titans will fix this issue themselves as we are everyday us citizens that handle problems daily in our lives.this one nissan should stand up to and have a proper recall.
Vehicle would not go into gear, service advisor at chapman nissan, claims that there's a sensor in the shifter that has a tendency to go bad. So the complete shifter had to be replaced. Cost over a $1,000. Vehicle being in a stationary position, after starting vehicle, shifter won't engage.
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