Increasing engine noise, heavy highway vibration (almost like unbalanced tires) and very choppy start-from-stop exceleration caused me to have the car looked at by a mechanic. diagnosed as a transmission problem. only option is to replace. i thought there was an earlier recall on this model for powertrain issues, but my car shows "0 unrepaired recall items"
Just purchased my 2007 nissan pathfinder le ( 4x4) with 55,000 miles on it ( our fault sign unseen) from out of state ( florida dealership) i believe it was originally a va car. we had it hauled up via truck to wisconsin. now mind you we have paid for this car already so we had no choice but to take it. i moved it out of the way until i could get it licensed, my husband then started it when he got home and he went around the block and then check engine light went on. the gas gauge showed full however when i pulled it out of the wayafter driving around a couple of blocks it went to e and the light came on. my husband went to fill it up thinking that may help, but it would not allow him to fill it, it would put some in, then stop, he did that 5 times and gave up. we checked online for any recalls and found there were several one of them being a fuel sensor issue. we called the dealership we got it from and they said any recalls have ...
The vehicle damage the pump fuel during a period of 9 months it was changed 4 times.
Coolant and transmission fluids are mixing, loss of transmission power
Upper intake manifold cracked. this was found out by rough idling, slow acceleration, increased gas usage, and engine light on.
Brake lights stay on and vehicle has loss of power when trying to accelerate and the when brake lights go off it goes back to full power. this is a known issue with this model but it appears my vin number isn't covered although it has the same issues as other 2013 nissan pathfinders. i have less than 61000 miles on the vehical.
I has to replace the 2 gaskets on the oil galley gasket in the timing cover. it coat me over 1000 dollars and i had a 2005 nissan xterra that had 5he same problem and it cost be thousands to fix and i had to junk it because it smoked so much then valve train got f ried..
I bought the nissan pathfinder brand new off the lot in late 2007. it only has 45 thousand miles on it. i've never had any problems with this vehicle until now. about 2 weeks ago i thought someone was stealing gas out of my vehicle, but thought it was nearly impossible because it's kept behind a locked fence . saturday july 13th i had to fill up because of a storm. when i gas finished fueling it showed that i had an empty tank. i knew that was wrong so i decided to give nissan a call at 1-800-647-7261. i spoke to an agent and told him my problem, he gave me a case number and told me to call the nearest nissan dealership closest to me . i called the nissan dealership's service department and they told me that i would have to pay for any services i had done to my vehicle. . i don't agree . there are multiple people with the same vehicle as myself and i believe there should be a recall on this problem . if anyone can help me , please feel free to help. i'm on a fixed income and this ...
While the vehicle is in motion if randomly becomes unresponsive to the gas pedal being pressed to engage the engine and continue moving forward. the vehicle doesn't shut down, the engine is still running, however, it doesn't respond when the gas pedal is engaged to accelerate. this occurs while driving on city streets and highway. the safety concern is when the vehicle is moving with traffic and doesn't respond to the gas pedal the vehicle begins to slow down and may cause an accident. the most recent episode occurred this afternoon (7/1/2019) while driving to the servicing dealership for a scheduled oil change. my wife merged to the left lane (also the passing line) in order to get off the left side exit to the dealership. the vehicle became did not respond to the gas pedal and slowed down to 45 mph nearly causing an accident because traffic on the left lane was moving approximately 65-70 mph. my 2 young children were in the vehicle at the time as they are most of the time when the vehicle doesn't respond to the gas pedal being pressed. we've had the vehicle diagnosed by the local nissan dealership (crowley nissan) and they've ...
Loss of power while in motion from a 35 mph zone and went down to 20 mph release gas pedal and regained power. i see the same issue reported other posts. please investigate before the loss of life.