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Problems with 2017 Nissan Altima STEERING

On average, the 2017 Nissan Altima starts to “feel” problems with the STEERING and its various aspects after 25 874 miles.

Recently reported STEERING problems on 2017 Nissan Altima

Tuesday, nov 12th, approximately 7 pm, while in the middle of evening traffic on a busy thoroughfare, vehicle lost complete power and coasted to a stop on side of road. prior to this, vehicle lost power temporary about 20 minutes prior on another very busy stretch of road but was able to restart. throughout the day, the car would sputter while in motion. by the evening the sputtering became more intense and was more indicative of the vehicle trying to cut off. the sudden slow down, and almost stopping caused driver and passenger to jerk forward and back as the vehicle would slow almost to a complete stop (even with pressure on gas peddle). to keep car from cutting off required flooring gas peddle. vehicle purchased at approx 67,000 miles on nov. 5th. discovered horn did not work properly either.

The power steering pump (2017 nissan altima sr, 2.4l, 35,980 miles) began to produce whining noises (high frequency pitch sounds) both when the engine runs with moving and when the car moves. particularly, when i turn the steering wheel while the engine is on, it produces higher noises. if i don't turn the power steering wheel while the engine is on, it produces lower whining sounds. thus, boulder nissan in colorado replaced the problematic pump with a new one. however, the new one is not the solution at all. i have complained this issue against boulder nissan. they couldn't solve the issue because the power steering pump itself is defective. i know all of 2011 ~ 2018 altima have the same issue, which has been well known on the internet. nissan company must recall the power steering wheel pump and replace it with a newly designed pump (not the same defective one). what happens if the power steering wheel doesn't function properly while driving?

Problem with my 2017 altima sl. knocking noise in steering at low speed noise coming from steering. went back to my nissan dealer and they inspected and found that noise is normall. they told me that if the noise gets load or a leak to bring it back. i told them that i feel that its not safe to drive knowing that there is a problem but nissan warranty doesn't want to cover it and it's the old running around until it breaks and perhaps it's on safe for my family to ride in this car knowing that this is a problem that's why i'm writing for this complaint thank you.

Tl* the contact owns a 2017 nissan altima. when the vehicle was cranked, the contact heard a drilling sound. the noise occurred for at least two months. the vehicle was taken to all star nissan (27700 juban road, denham springs, la 70726) where it was diagnosed that the tubing that traveled from the power steering pump to the steering column was vibrating and caused the sound. the dealer stated that the manufacturer was aware of the failure and that it was common for that year and model vehicle; however, there was no remedy available. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 17,600.

First day of major heat wave. fire on side of traveled road as traffic starts to move the 2017 altima 3.5 engine car with anout 9500 miles on it suddenly without any warning looses power and gas peddle has no response. car felt heavy rolls backwards towards edge as it seemed it had shut down automatically. try to restart and won't start until 4th try. still heavy with loss of power. managed to drive pass the danger area not knowing why a new veichle would shut down without notice. doing some research now and getting scared.it sounds similar to other nissan veichle problems.worried this is a dangerous car to drive

My son was practicing driving. he was turning and the car would not turn. ps warning light came on and stayed on. once i was in the driver seat, i had a hard time turning the steering wheel. the 2017 nissan altima sr only have around 8k miles. i put on flashers to get to nearest auto store. autozone check the fluids, it was some in there but it could be topped off they said. i didn't purchase fluid. i was told to turned the vehicle back on. the wheel was moving very loose now. i then slowly drive it to the dealership. the manual advise to have it inspected and diagnosed. the vehicle was left at the dealership. pending inspection

My car is running very hard it's not smooth anymore i feel the pressure coming from the wheel and the steering wheel is not straight as supposed to.

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