The driver's side visor fails to stay in the up position. It unexpectedly falls to the down position while the car is in motion. The failure of the visor creates a hazard by limiting the driver's ability to see where they're going.

- St Joseph, MO, USA

The drivers side visor slowly started dropping on its own. My visor will stay up sometimes but given a little time it will never stay up. I read of this in other model years but never experienced it in mine until the last 4 months. And now it has gone from an annoyance to a liability. If I crash because of this I'm suing the he'll out of Nissan as it's a known issue and they won't fix it. Never encountered a similar issue in the 7 other vehicles I've owned.

- Oshkosh, WI, USA

Driver's sun visor drops unexpectedly--severely interferes with ability to see out front window.

- Phoenix, AZ, USA

While driving along the drivers side visor dropped down blocking my view. Just as this happened the car in front of me hit the brakes to stop and I couldn't see the brake lights! I came within inches of running into the back of their car! I can't afford what the dealer charges for a replacement visor and it's difficult to always remember to keep one hand on the visor as I drive! I'm worried that this will cause an accident, not only for me but for other Nissan owners too.

- Jennings, FL, USA

Faulty sun visor drops easily when going over minor bump. It can easily cause an accident or crash when distracted to raise the sun visor to the normal position. This is a problem in Nissan Murano's everywhere. I am not sure how this has not been a recall yet.

- San Juan, PR, USA

When the temperature is less than 30 degrees, it appears that the pipes/hoses by which the windshield washer fluid circulates to the front windshield freeze. The windshield washer fluid is fine, but the driver can't wash the windshield because the window washer fluid doesn't come out. This presents a very dangerous condition when it snows and the streets have been treated. The slush/dirty snow floating from other cars sticks to the windshield, and the windshield glass gets very dirty to the point that the driver can't see where he/she is driving. I have called Nissan and they recommended taking the car to a garage and keeping it running for two hours until the pipes thaw out. I don't have a garage, I am at work, and I need to drive back home in a slushy snowy day, but I can't wash the windshield with the window wipers because the fluid is not coming out to be able to wash it. Frankly, I am afraid to drive back home. The pipes need two hours to thaw out. It is unbelievable! my ride to work is 30 minutes.

- Bethesda, MD, USA

While driving on a major interstate, with my visor pushed forward toward the windshield to block the sun, the driver's side visor falls into my line of vision. This causes me to swerve while entering a curve and just miss another vehicle. I quickly push up the visor and to my dismay, it will not stay upright; neither upright towards the windshield nor upright towards the ceiling. The dealership states this is not a recall and is not covered under the warranty. I have looked at multiple threads and spoken with multiple friends who have all had this same issue with the 1st generation Nissan Muranos (2003-2008). This is a safety issue and both driver's side and passenger's side visors should be recalled and replaced before someone gets hurt!

- Slaughter, LA, USA

The sun visor drops down and blocks view while driving. The visor will not stay up and so we have to hold it while driving.

- Bellflower, CA, USA