This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
I started my Rogue and left a driveway as I approached a stop sign about 2 miles ahead the car stalled. I was still in gear, the engine was off, and the check engine light was on. After stopping I was able to restart the car after a few tries. Then, for the next 2-4 miles it revved really high and seem to be in a recover mode and would not allow me to go over 40 mph. The service center can't replicate and claims that the oil was overfilled. There were some codes but they didn't feel those applies to the incident therefore this issue isn't warranted. This is a major safety concern for myself, my family, and other drivers on the road that Nissan refused to acknowledge or remedy. The fuel pump was replaced.
The fuel gauge system is not accurate all the time it is I believe defective and Nissan recalled on it, but when I took my car over they said it was not affected, although I had a problem a the time it wasn't this bad... this defective fuel gauge still shows a full tank of gas. This is very dangerous because people may well run out of gas on the road, imagine being out of fuel and stuck in the middle of nowhere.
The electronic fuel gauge reading is incorrect as to the actual fuel level that exists in my 2010 Nissan Rogue 360 AWD SUV. Because even after more than 250 miles logged on after the last fuel-up of my vehicle, this defective fuel gauge still shows a full tank of gas. This is very dangerous because people may well run out of gas on the road, imagine being out of fuel and stuck in the middle of nowhere. The fuel gauge used to work before, although it has never been very accurate but now it has stopped working altogether. Please help, thank you very much.
2010 Nissan rouge 360 S AWD gas gauge gauge does not move until at least 200 to 250 miles have been driven. Nissan has replaced the fuel sensors three times and the fuel pump once. The last visit to the dealer in January I was advised that new fuel sensors were being designed and replacement S would be available in about three weeks. After waiting six weeks I started lemon law process with BBB auto line. Nissan corporate call me and stated that they wanted the field service representative to check the car out. Which they did im mid March. They replaced the fuel sensors with the new design and said it should fix the problem the "nes fuel sensors" are not working. The gauge move one bar after 78 miles then moves two bars after after40 more miles and so on. I an always filling the tank after 250 miles because you cant tell what the fuel level is. The internet under "2010 Nissan rouge gas gauge problems" lists many problems starting with the 2008 model year to and including the 2011.
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- Eastman, WI, USA