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Infiniti Recall
Information
Last Updated
August, 2010 |
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JULY
2010 --
Nissan is recalling certain
model year 2002 Pathfinder
and Infiniti QX4 vehicles
manufactured from August 24,
2001 through August 28,
2001. The air bag inflator
contains propellant wafers
that are required to
properly deploy the front
passenger air bag. Due to
improper propellant wafer
installation during the air
bag inflator assembly
process, some air bag
inflators may be missing one
of the wafers. As a result,
the remaining wafers in the
inflator used for the
deployment of the front
passenger air bag may, over
time, break up into powder
due to normal vibration
experienced while driving.
This causes the combustion
rate of the propellant to
increase inside the
inflator, which can lead to
internal pressure rising
suddenly during air bag
deployment. The inflator
housing may rupture, causing
an irregular deployment and
some possibility of
producing loose metal
fragments, increasing a risk
of injury to the front
passenger. Dealers will
replace the front passenger
air bag module assembly with
a new one free of charge.
The safety recall is
expected to begin during
August 2010. 10V-312
JULY
2010 --
Nissan is recalling model
year 2008 Nissan Armada and
Infiniti QX56 vehicles
manufactured from February
7, 2007 through February 14,
2007. These vehicles fail to
comply with the requirements
of Federal Motor Vehicle
Safety Standard No. 201,
"Protection in Interior
Impact." An
out-of-specification
a-pillar finisher might
impede the correct inflation
of the side curtain air bag
near the upper portion of
the b-pillar. Incorrect
inflation of the side
curtain air bag may increase
the risk of injury to a
vehicle occupant in the
event of a crash requiring
deployment of that air bag.
Dealers will replace both
right and left front pillar
finishers free of charge.
The safety recall is
expected to begin on or
before August 16, 2010.
10V-349
MAY
2010 --
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.
If the collar weld separates, the vehicle handling will deteriorate, possibly
resulting in a vehicle crash. Nissan will notify owners and dealers will repair
the vehicles free of charge. The safety recall is expected to begin on or about
June 14, 2010. 10V-208 |
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NEWS:
Nissan
to recall 48K trucks, SUVs
for suspension
YAHOO NEWS -- May 20. 2010 Nissan Motor Co. is planning to recall 48,700 trucks and SUVs for problems with a suspension part that could lead to a rough ride.Spokesman Colin Price says the company is working on details with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and expects the recall to begin this week.
It will cover some, but not all,
The Armada, Titan and Infiniti QX56 are produced at the company's Canton plant. The Frontier, Pathfinder and Xterra are produced at its Smyrna, Tenn., plant.
The problem centers on a lower suspension control link, which may not have been welded properly. It could cause the bushing collar to crack, leading to a rough and noisy ride. No accidents have been reported.
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APRIL 2010 -- Nissan is recalling certain
model year 2005 through 2007 Infiniti G35 sedans manufactured from March 29,
2004 through August 25, 2006 and Infiniti G35 coupes manufactured from April 1,
2004 through May 30, 2007. The wire harness connecting the belt tension sensor
(BTS) and the occupant detection sensor (ODS) control unit under the front
passenger seat can experience relative movement which can cause wear and
oxidization of the terminals and may cause interruption of the signal. In the
event of a crash, the airbag may not deploy, increasing the risk of injury.
Nissan has not yet provided the agency with a remedy plan or notification
schedule. 10V-175 |
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NEWS:
Nissan
to recall Infiniti G35 over
air bag issues
YAHOO NEWS -- May 4, 2010
Nissan Motor Co. said
Tuesday it will recall
nearly 135,000 Infiniti G35
sedans and coupes to address
a problem that could lead to
the air bag not deploying in
a crash.
Nissan said the recall
involves G35 Coupes from the
2005 to 2007 model years and
G35 Sedans from the 2005 to
2006 model year.
The automaker says the air
bag unit's wire harness
under the front passenger
seat could wear down and
interrupt the air bag's
signal. In a crash, the air
bag may not deploy and could
increase the risk of an
injury.
Nissan spokesman .... said
there have been no injuries
reported.
The National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration said
Nissan had not yet provided
the agency with a plan to
fix the vehicles. Price said
Nissan would provide NHTSA
with information on the
repair in May and begin
notifying owners of the
recall in June.
Price said if a vehicle's
red air bag warning light
had turned on, the owner can
bring their car into their
dealer for repair.
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OCTOBER 2008 -- Nissan
is recalling 204,361 MY
2007-2008 Altima, Altima
Coupe, 350Z, Murano, Rogue;
and Infiniti G35 Sedan, G37
Coupe and EX35 passenger
vehicles equipped with
Continental Automotive
Systems occupant
classification system (OCS)
control units. A varistor in
the OCS control unit located
in the passenger seat
cushion may have been
manufactured out of
specification. Under certain
conditions, this could cause
an interruption of signal
between the OCS and the air
bag control unit (ACU). This
could result in the
passenger air bag being
suppressed which could fail
to provide adequate
protection in the event of a
crash. Dealers will test the
signal between the OCS and
ACU systems using a special
tool to check that it is
functioning as designed. If
necessary, the seat cushion
(containing OCS hardware)
will be replaced with a new
one manufactured to
specification. The recall is
expected to begin during
November 3, 2008. 08V521
OCTOBER 2009
-- Nissan is recalling
certain model year 2008-2010
vehicles originally sold in
or currently registered in
the states of Connecticut,
Delaware, Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana, Massachusetts,
Maine, Maryland, Michigan,
Minnesota, Missouri, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Vermont,
Washington D.C., West
Virginia and Wisconsin. The
material in the nut used to
secure the
sensor-transmitter of the
tire pressure monitoring
system (TPMS) may corrode
and potentially crack in
areas with heavy
concentrations of road salt.
If this occurs, the nut may
come out of the
sensortransmitter and the
TPMS lamp will illuminate.
If the TPMS lamp is
disregarded and the vehicle
continues to be driven in
this condition, the tire
will quickly lose air
pressure at a consistent
rate resulting in a flat
tire increasing the risk of
a crash. The dealer will
replace the TPMS nut with a
new, more robust nut. This
service will be performed
free of charge. The recall
is expected to begin on or
before November 9, 2009.
09V-393
JUNE 2008
-- Nissan is recalling
180,664 MY 2005-2006 Titan,
Armada and Infinity QX56
vehicles manufactured after
March 17, 2005, that are
equipped with a Visteon air
conditioning condenser fan
motor. The fan motor may not
be properly sealed allowing
excessive water intrusion
and inadequate drainage of
moisture. This could cause
corrosion in the motor
leading possibly to
overheating and a fire.
Dealers will test the air
conditioning condenser fan
motor and replace it if
necessary. The recall is
expected to begin near the
end of July 2008. Owners may
contact Nissan at
1-800-647-7261. This recall
was the subject of a
Preliminary Evaluation,
PE08-037, conducted by the
Office of Defects
Investigation.
08V284000
FEBRUARY 2008 -- Nissan
is recalling 16,365 MY 2008
Infiniti EX35 and MY 2009
Nissan Murano vehicles. Due
to incorrect software
programming, the air bag
control unit (ACU) may cause
the passenger air bag not to
operate as designed if the
vehicle battery becomes
significantly discharged.
This could result in the
passenger air bag not
inflating in a crash in
which it was designed to do
so, increasing the risk of
injury. Dealers will
reprogram the ACU in
affected vehicles. The
recall began on February 19,
2008. 08V066
SEPTEMBER 2007 -- Nissan is recalling 372,250 MY
1997-2001 Pathfinder and MY 1997-2001 Infiniti QX4 vehicles.
Vehicles originally sold in or currently registered in the
states of Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota,
New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin
and the District of Columbia. During the coating process of the
fuel filler tube assembly, a sufficient coating may not have
been applied at the lower mounting bracket. This could result in
an opening in the coating which can allow water to enter and
make contact with the bare metal of the tube. This may result in
surface rust but not perforation of the tube. However, in those
areas of the country which use heavy concentrations of road salt
in the winter, if a mixture of snow/water and salt makes contact
with the bare metal, corrosion may occur to a degree which
results in perforation of the tube. In this case fuel leakage
may occur when filling the tank. Fuel leakage, in the presence
of an ignition source, could result in a fire. Dealers will
replace the fuel filler tube assembly with a new one with an
improved coating process. The recall is expected to begin on or
about November 26, 2007. 07V435
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NEWS:
Nissan recalls vehicles over air bag concerns
WASHINGTON -- (AP) -- October 15,
2008 -- Nissan Motor Co. said Wednesday it was recalling more
than 200,000 vehicles in the U.S. and overseas to fix a sensor
system that could affect the car's passenger side air bag.
Nissan said the recall includes 140,000
Nissan Altima
cars from the 2007-2008 model years. It also involves 2007-2008
model years of the Infiniti EX35, G35 Sedan, G37 and the
Nissan 350Z, Murano and Rogue.
Nissan spokesman Colin Price said there have been no injuries or
crashes, and the company discovered the problem during internal
testing. Most of the recalled vehicles are in the United States;
others are in Mexico, Canada, Puerto Rico and the Persian Gulf.
Nissan said the recall affects vehicles equipped with
Continental Automotive Systems' Occupant Classification System
control units. An electronic component in the control unit
located in the passenger seat cushion may have been made out of
specification.
The Japanese automaker said that could interrupt a signal in the
sensor system and prevent the passenger air bag from deploying
under certain conditions.
The recall is expected to begin in early November
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NEWS:
Nissan and Infiniti Recall 16,000 SUVs
ConsumerAffairs.com -- February
19, 2008 -- Nissan is recalling 16,365 Murano and Infiniti EX
35 SUVs to fix a software program that may cause passenger
air bags to fail.
The recall affects 11,511 Muranos
from model year 2009 and 4,854 Infiniti EX35s from 2008,
according to a February 12 letter from Nissan to the National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
NHTSA reported on its web site
that the software problem could result in the passenger air bag
not inflating in a crash increasing the risk of injury if the
vehicle battery is significantly discharged.
Nissan dealers will reprogram the air bag control unit when the
recall begins |
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NEWS: Nissan
recalls Pathfinder & Infiniti QX over fuel tube leak
CNN.com - September 27, 2007 --
Nissan Motor Co. announced a recall of nearly 420,000 Nissan
Pathfinder and Infiniti QX4 SUVs from 1997 and 2001 due to
possible corrosion in a tube used to pump gas
More than 370,000 of the Nissan SUVs under that company's recall
were originally sold or are currently registered in 22 "cold
weather" states including Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland, Michigan,
Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West
Virginia and Wisconsin, as well as the District of Columbia.
Another 45,000 recalled vehicles are in Canada.
In states that use road salt during the winter, a mixture of
snow, water and salt could cause corrosion on the bare metal
part of a fuel filler tube and allow fuel to leak. |
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