CarComplaints.com Notes: For years, Nissan trucks and SUVs have had problems with coolant destroying the transmission. And for years, Nissan has done nothing about it.
The 2007 is no different than the 2006 and 2005. Just avoid it.
this truck has had multiple problems: transmission, radiator, rear axle, but this problem by far is the worst. truck will not start, cold temp engine cranks but no start. we replaced fuel pump and have had several different mechanics trouble shoot with no luck. they think its electrical, our next step is to replace wire harness to fuel tank. it seems like if you play with the harness the pump cycles on and off. I myself would not ever buy a Nissan again.
This is the third winter I have had this problem. Bought the truck new, had issues from the start, this is by far the worst, it will not start in cold weather. It is kept in small outside shed. When the weather falls below 35 degrees this truck won't start. Engine will turn over and grind but won't start. I have had it back to NISSAN two times and nothing will show on their computers, countless other mechanics have looked at it too, but no one can fix it. Is it electrical and why can't the problem be found?
- Carol S.,
Livingston, TN, US
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this truck has had multiple problems: transmission, radiator, rear axle, but this problem by far is the worst. truck will not start, cold temp engine cranks but no start. we replaced fuel pump and have had several different mechanics trouble shoot with no luck. they think its electrical, our next step is to replace wire harness to fuel tank. it seems like if you play with the harness the pump cycles on and off. I myself would not ever buy a Nissan again.
- mrm, Lewiston, ME, US