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About 3 months ago. Clock spring had to be replaced. Have receipts. After having this done I asked some mechanics every one said extremely rare. Please inform!
The airbag light turns on despite not having a passenger seated or anything on the seat. I-??ve never gotten into a crash either and when I took my car to Jiffy Lube to run a diagnostic the code B0020 past came up. From what I read online this is a common sensor issue. Nissan should do a recall and fix this.
Airbag warning light came on Nissan check the problem and stated the vehicle needs a left front seat back also stated airbags will not work until the part is replaced.( Airbag is defective)
- Cliffwood, NJ, USA
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Passenger seat is intermittently not registering that someone is sitting in the seat. Airbag light flashes however dealership has no idea why. Invoice says "spiral cable had a open in the windings causing code to set" On going issues with airbag sensors.
While driving on I-95, my Nissan Rogue Select 2015 was cruising at the speed limit of 70 mph when, all of a sudden, the speed had begun to drop to 65-50 mph. I pressed the gas pedal to accelerate, but the car wouldn't go past 65mph. Over a period of time, I began to hear a strange high pitch whining sound. Later, the speed had dropped as low as 40 mph, I switched lanes, and stopped on the shoulder of the highway. As I parked my car, I smelled the odor of the transmission fluid. As I parked, I began to read up about the transmission issue on the owner's manual as well as online. I later found out that the transmission, CVT transmission, had entered a mode called, "limp-mode" wherein the car limits the speed to a safe driving speed (this case it was 65mph) in order to prevent a transmission overheat. Not to mention, I noticed that my Rogue dashboard shows an air bag light flashing, something that happened recently. My family and I almost got into an accident with the transmission on limp mode. A recent bulletin from Nissan stated the issue with the CVT transmission. We had gone to Valvoline and they said that the transmission needed a tune-up. No lamps or indicators showed that the transmission was in limp-mode. The only lamp that was flashing was for the air bag ( there was a recall about that.)
Steering felt funny and would not stay in line. This was noticed by multiple drivers. Took the vehicle in to sutherlin Nissan of fort myers, they diagnosed it as a broken steering column and replaced it. During replacement customer was informed that a screw was loose on the airbag and needed to be replaced. The vehicle has 50 xxx miles on it and has only been driven on Florida roads. Customer primarily uses back and forth in town on short trips < 15 miles.
2015 Nissan Rogue slightly over 5 years old, less than 60K mileage. The car has never been hit or involved in accident. Airbag warning light came on. Diagnosed by Nissan dealership as replacement required at owners expense. The air bags should not be failing on a lightly used vehicle modestly over 5 years old that has never been involved in an accident. A clear safety issue.
The side curtain airbags suddenly deployed while vehicle was being driven on a straight, flat road. The police were called but unable to make a report because there was no collision or damage. The air bags were cut off for visibility so the car could be driven home.
During vehicle inspection, Nissan dealership diagnosed problem with flashing passenger side airbag. Technician found dtc P1564, B0001, B0002 and recommended replacing airbag module and spiral cable. During multiple conversations with Nissan Consumer Affairs, manufacturer is denying responsibility for defect of factory install issue. Supervisor lindsay appeared to link lack of responsibility to drive train, as if standard is that safety is no longer a concern if vehicle 5 years old has travelled 100,000 miles despite airbag never being deployed. This is not a 'wear and tear' issue and Nissan is refusing to considered that this VIN was missed in recall announced previously. Seeking repair to be covered by Nissan and managed by local dealership. Thank you
The contact owned a 2015 Nissan Rogue. The contact stated while driving at 35 mph, when another vehicle ran a red light and crashed into the front passenger side of the vehicle. The contact stated the air bags did not deploy and the seat belt failed to retract. The contact she sustained a head injury by hitting the rear view mirror and had to have surgery to stop the bleeding. A police report was filed. The vehicle was not drivable. The insurance adjuster deemed the vehicle was loss. A dealer was not contacted. The manufacturer had not been informed of failure. The failure mileage was approximately 152,000.
I was driving on the freeway when my SRS light came on. It blinks on and off constantly. I am not sure if it came on and stayed on when I started the car or if it came on when I noticed it as I was driving on the freeway which would have been less than 5 minutes time.
Our 2015 Rogue has been consistently maintained by the same Nissan dealership since our family purchased it. In June 2020 the air bag dash light came on. It blinks while stationary and while the vehicle is in motion. We took the vehicle to our dealership and had some tests done, and on the advice of the technicians replaced a part (step one in the repair process). This did not resolve the issue, as the light continued to blink, but gave no error codes. We were advised that the air bag may not function correctly, and driving the vehicle may not be safe. I contacted Nissan Consumer Affairs on June 19. I was assigned a representative who assured me she would work with me to resolve the issue. I was given a case number, and my dealership started communication with Nissan techline. They had some recommendations, but no solutions. The mostly likely issue in their estimation is a faulty OCS. I forwarded the techline recommendation to my representative, but she had not responded to numerous contact attempts. The dealership tried almost daily to connect with her department, but also received no reply. The faulty OCS appears to a common problem with Nissan vehicles, and was cause for at least 3 recalls. After checking my VIN, no active recalls are apparent, but this is an important health and safety issue that must be addressed.
The contact owns a 2015 Nissan Rogue. The contact stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, the air bag warning light illuminated. The contact referenced NHTSA campaign number: 16V244000 (air bags) as a possible solution to the failure however, the VIN was not included. The vehicle was taken to balise Nissan of West springfield (500 riverdale St, West springfield, MA 01089) but was not diagnosed nor repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 65,000.
My car was in motion while driving on the interstate when I realized my car was losing power while I was trying to accelerate. My car did not come to a complete stop but it dropped from 70 mph down to 30 mph gradually. I was able to safely move my car to the side of the road and call for roadside assistance. Weeks before I noticed my RPM hand jumping erratically and when I went to get to diagnostics no one could find anything wrong with my car. I finally took it to Nissan on the day that I was driving on the interstate and I lost acceleration. I was informed by several mechanics that it was my transmission and that Nissan has an issue with transmissions and it wasn't worth the money to be replaced.
The airbag light on my dash just randomly popped up about 6 weeks ago and has remained that way since. Of course this light is only visible when the once U turn the key in the ignition.
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- Essington , PA, USA