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 don't need to press the brake to put in or out of gear. Actually I don't even need the key turned on. Manual shift/ tow haul button doesn't work.front end makes all sorts of clunking noise.altough every thing seems tight eats a evap sensors and brakes. 105K miles still driving daily
Multiple front differential leaks on pro-4X model, resulting in front differential failure. First differential leak occurred at 40,000. Second leak occurred within a after the first was replaced. Both replacement seals are/were genuine Nissan parts.
Weather conditions rapidly changed from dry pavement to snow covered roads. Doing about 20 mph I tried to engage my 4WD hi. All I heard was a slight grinding noise coming from under the rear cab of my truck. The 4WD system would not engage. So I pulled over then tried to turn on the 4WD. No noises and the 4WD indicator light turned on as usual. Go to drive off thinking the problem was fixed and realized that not all wheels were engaged.(rear of truck spun out) pulled over once again and looked under the truck to see if there was anything loose. Noticed the front driver half shaft to be disengaged from the differential.this is a major issue it could have caused my front wheel to lock up and loose control of the vehicle. This also could have caused a severe accident. No warning light turned on. The only light that turned on was the 4WD illumination showing the 4WD was engaged and working. If I was to continue thinking that the 4WD was working it could have caused serious injuries to myself and others. Took to dealership and they stated that I needed to replace the front differential. After doing some research online. I found this to be a common problem with the front differential in the Nissan Titan. My vehicle has 65400 miles on it. Only 5400 miles out of warranty the parts that fail in this case is called a C clip (holds the half shaft in differential). The part numbers for the new differential are different than the ones currently installed. This leads me to believe that Nissan is aware of the issue and should resolve any cost that this repair will cause.
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- Turners Falls, MA, USA