Recall manufacturer recall numberr0712 NHTSA recall number07V-527 recall statusrecall incomplete

- North Las Vegas, NV, USA

Hi how are you" someone recently broke into my vehicle and since then there have been some incidents of remote vehicle hacking which are extremely scary to me and as you know, illegal. Can you please check this for me" I read an article about this and was told to I did email the fbi too. My vehicle identification number is: [xxx] and I have a light green Nissan Altima 2005. My license plate number is: [xxx]. I believe the person who did this is someone in the information technology department at my job. I work at: [xxx] the information technology technician works remote in albany NY from his home. His name is [xxx]. his phone number is [xxx]. he has also been electronically stalking me 24/7. I don't want anyone remotely controlling my vehicle ever! this is scary! what kind of person would do that. Please check this for me. I don't want anyone remotely controlling my car. Please check this for me to ensure my safety and if necessary can I have new codes for my vehicle. I don't want this person to kill me on the road by turning my engine off. Thank you so much. Information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

- West Islip, NY, USA

Sorry for my belated complaint. I just learned of your website. Early evening Aug 18, 2016 entire rear window of my 2005 Nissan Altima completely blew out for no apparent reason. Fortunately -- nobody was sitting in back seat(s) of my car - no adults & no children !! what a big mess !! a clear & normal summer evening - no severe weather conditions to even provoke a crazy & sudden incident like this. Luckily -- I was not on a highway. I was on a quiet Suburban road with relatively low traffic. I was at stop light & suddenly heard a loud pop sound -- almost like a gun shot. I checked my rear view mirror & my entire car rear window was blown out with very large holes & tiny shattered glass pieces strewn all over inside back seat area of my car. Some shattered glass even blew out all way to front section where I was seated !! I immediately got off the road & pulled over into nearby walgreens parking lot & called local police. Policeman came & examined my car. He did not feel any foul play was involved nor any gunshot nor baseball thrown into my rear car window. I took 24 photos ? see 5 uploaded. He helped me gather most of broken & shattered glass into a plastic bag. We noted a few pieces had dark brown burn marks on them. He said most likely it indicated a "short" occurred in rear defroster electrical system. He could not prepare police report bcuz it did not involve any foul play. Next day I called Nissan Consumer Affairs (nca). They asked me to email my 24 photos to nca & only agreed to pay to replace rear car window. I told nca it was probably a short in rear defroster electrical system " a serious Nissan safety issue & defect. For me " a scary incident !! I saved all shattered glass pieces with dark brown burn marks, but nca did not want them. Unfortunately -- I can only upload 5 photos. If you want to view all 24 photos - call or text my cell [xxx]. information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

- Palatine, IL, USA

The floorboards on my 2005 Nissan Altima are completely rusted through. You can see the carpet from the underbed on both sides (driver and passanger). I understand that this may be a flaw in the drainage system of my car and it's pretty costly to get this repaired & to be perfectly honest, I can't afford to get it repaired. I also understand that many people have reported the same problems with their Altima.

- Baltimore, MD, USA

Sunroof blew away while we were driving on highway at 65 mph. Already subject to voluntary safety recall: Holland 700 and hollandia 900. We did not have the info. Webasto is unhelpful in getting car repaired.

- Ithaca, NY, USA

The floor boards under the passenger's feet are completely rusted out. This is a huge safety hazard and should be treated as such. I was doing my reserach and from all the reports, it doesn't seem like Nissan or NHTSA is taking this seriously. You can see the road thru the huge holes.

- Chicago, IL, USA

Driver's side floor board has rusted through from the inside out. There is a drainage issue.

- Maybrook, NY, USA

My 2005 nissian Altima has been giving me issues with the shifter when attempting to switch gear from reverse to drive it takes several minutes just for the car to go into gear and when doing so jerks extremely hard...I have also had many issues with it not wanting to start and I will have to place vehicle in neutral then force back into park many times before my car will start...this vehicle has been well maintained and kept very clean...while having car inspected I was informed of the floor boards rotting out...I have tried to contact Nissan and discuss these issues...I have had 000 results in being able to do so...this is very dangerous...if I would have known of these issues I would have never purchased this vehicle...and with the treatment from Nissan...will never purchase any vehicle from them again

- Fayetteville, NC, USA

Takata recall. Vehicle has had multiple issues with the crankshaft position sensor and the camshaft position sensor. When dealer is notified, dealer refuses that there was a past recall on this part for the 2005 Nissan Altima with a 2.5 engine. Dealer will not help. This vehicle has turned off while in motion as well as stationary. This vehicle also would not start up. Local mechanic is quoted saying " vehicle's engine parts are the exact engine parts from when the car was made. The parts were never replaced.".

- Chicago, IL, USA

Crankshaft position sensor same thing is happening to the 2005 summary: On certain passenger vehicles equipped with a 2.5L engine, the crankshaft position sensor can overheat causing a brief interruption in the signal output from the sensor. Consequence: If the interruption in the signal from the crankshaft position sensor is so brief that the electronic control module (ECM) logic does not have time to diagnose the condition, the engine may stop running without warning while the vehicle is driven at a low speed increasing the risk of a crash.

- Tucson, AZ, USA

My car has been rejected 2 years in a row during my routine inspection, due to rusted/rotted out floor board on the passenger side of the vehicle. I brought my Nissan to kelly Nissan of lynnfield in July 2014, after my local auto mechanic failed it [July 2014] due to rusted/rotted out floor board on the passenger side of the vehicle. The dealership passed my car in inspection and told us that there was no cause for concern about the floorboard. Today, I brought my vehicle for inspection [past due] to my local auto mechanic, and they failed it due to rusted/rotted out floor board on the passenger side of the vehicle. They approximated the hole is 4 inches by 6 inches. I contacted Nissan and created a case file. I am supposed to be contacted by a local representative by cob tomorrow. The manager of kelly Nissan of lynnfield called me to tell me that he cannot do anything to help me until a determination is made by the local rep, and hopefully it will go through, as it appears that I have brought my car to their dealership enough to warrant them to do the repair. So that was the good news; that I have enough history with their dealership that I could potentially get it repaired.

- Topsfield, MA, USA

The entire front passenger side undercarriage is rusted out. I purchased this car new from a Nissan dealership and took it into the same dealership for 10 years every 3,500 miles. The dealership never mentioned that the undercarriage was rusting out. I only learned of the issue when I took the car to an independent mechanic for an annual safety inspection.

- Lees Summit, MO, USA

As you well know by now, the numerous documented issues with 2002-2006 Nissan Altima has alas reached my Nissan Altima. Floorboard is rusting intensely but I am not do rich so can't afford the thousands of dollars that every mechanic (I paid to inspect by the way) is quoting me. Nothing much to add to this description because no one is going to do anything about this anyway. Issue has been on local newscasts so my insignificant contribution of filing complaint is strictly to join the cause in mind and spirit. By no means trying to sound insensitive instead truthful; it's clear someone will have to die before things change, just hope isn't is me.

- Rosedale, NY, USA

My daughter was driving her 2005 Nissan Altima and over corrected in a curve. She hit a tree and the air bag in the steering wheel deployed. She was wearing her seat belt and was held back by the seat belt her head impacting the center or the steering wheel. The cover over the air bag blew out hinging itself at the top and making two very pointed and sharp edges on each bottom corner. The right bottom point pierced the skin between her nose and the corner of her left eye missing it by less than a sixteenth of an inch and breaking her nose. The dangerous part is the two sharp points on the flap where the air big deployed should be considered a design flaw.

- El Dorado, AR, USA

The car's electrical system failed and while driving. The brake and battery lights kept going off and on. There was also a clanking sound. I stopped and let car cool. Continued driving and noticed fire from my rear view mirror. Ran out of car and it caught fire 30 seconds after followed by couple of explosions.

- Nacogdoches, TX, USA

The floor boards under the driver and passenger seats have rusted so badly I can put my foot through the hole

- Marine City, MI, USA

The entire floor in front of the front seats is completely rusted through to the point that you can see the road underneath the car. Ever since I purchased the vehicle the floor had holes in it (found right after I had already bought the vehicle). This is a hazard for the passengers, very common amongst Nissan Altima and should be addressed by the manufacturer. This issue makes the car unsellable since it will never pass inspection unless a major repair is done to its body. It is unacceptable that a car would have structural issues like severe rust and Nissan not do anything about it and the NHTSA not make Nissan buy the affected vehicles back.

- Laurel, MD, USA

A mechanic, during an unrelated repair, reported he could see carpet from the underneath my car and upon further inspection discovered two holes in the floorboards on the drivers and passengers sides (front seat). I took this in for an estimate and it will cost $700-1000 to repair. This is a defect in the manufacturer's design...these floorboards should not rust completely through like this. I have children and am worried that road debris or something ripping through the carpet from the inside could cause injury or worse and this is a safety issue.

- Raymond, IA, USA

I recently had my 2005 Nissan Altima in the shop for and oil change & front brake replacement. The tech reported a rust issue on the drivers & passenger side floor pans. He got a nearby body shop to give a repair quote, which is ~$700. I took a look under the car myself & was shocked to find floor rust ~18" X 9" on passenger & driver floor boards. The rust holes are almost identical. There are no other rust spots on the car, which leads me to believe there is a factory defect. A look on line showed what I suspected; an epidemic of rust in the same location on every Altima! my car spent its first 8 years in southeast Michigan. The last 2 have been in Florida. The car has been garage-kept its entire life. The isolation of the rust is very obvious. This car has been probably the most reliable car I've ever owned, which makes this rust issue so disappointing. From the research I've gathered, Nissan has no intention of standing behind this issue. I had plans to trade this car in on a Nissan quest in 2016. I will be crossing Nissan off the list.

- Psl, FL, USA

Front floorboards rusting though, looking at other complaints this seems to be a common problem with this car.

- Mt Washington, KY, USA