The contact owns a 2017 Nissan Rogue Sport. The contact stated that the ignition key collapsed while driving at an undisclosed speed. There were no warning lights illuminated. The contact received notification of NHTSA Campaign Number: 23V093000 (Electrical System) however, the part to do the recall repair was not yet available. The local dealer was not contacted. The contact stated that the manufacturer had exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The manufacturer was not made aware of the issue. The failure mileage was approximately 50,000. VIN tool confirms parts not available.

- Louisville, AL, USA

The cooling fan for my 2017 Nissan Rogue is defective. The repair shop said there are 2 to three month backlogs to replace the defective fans in the Rogue model because the initial version of the fan as defective (apparently here are 100os of Rogues broken down waiting for the new version of the fan). This is a safety issue as well as a product defect issue as a vehicle breakdown in traffic is possible due to this defect. The defective fans are still being sold on the market and Nissan is not acknowledging the problem.

- Glendale, CO, USA

IN THIS Report: On my vehicle, the cooling fan assembly completely went out without warning, and when i seen the temp gauge starting to climb to the hot, i immediately shut the engine off. Bobb's Automotive checked it out and stated that the cooling fan faulted out. This auto repair shop also stated that the actual whole system faulted out on over 150+ other vehicles acrossed the country. And with this being said: Nissan is AWARE OF THE FAULTY SYSTEMS. they are in the process of Totally Redesigning of the Cooling Fan System. I further found out that Nissan is not covering the cost of the part, nor are they IMPOSING A RECALL ON THESE FAULTY COOLING FAN SYSTEMS. AT THIS POINT, MY CAR HAS BEEN IN THE SHOP ON THE ACCOUNT OF NO COOLING FANS AVAILABLE IN THE USA. BUT AT THE SAME TIME NISSAN INFACT IS ADMITTING GUILT AT THIS TIME, BUT NOT ISSUING A RECALL. SOMTHING SHOULD BE DONE TO WARN OTHER NISSAN VEHICLE OWNERS BEFORE THEY EXPERIANCE THE SAME ISSUE, AND WHICH THEY MAY ALREADY HAVE, BUT HAS YET BEEN REPORTED. PLUS MY OPPINION IS THIS, .....IF THEY ARE TOTALLY REDESIGNING THE COOLING FAN SYSTEM, THERE IS A REASON...THEY KNOW THE ISSUE AND STILL WANT TO PASS THESE FAULTY COOLING FANS OFF ON THEIR VEHICLES.

- Canal Winchester, OH, USA

The cooling fan supposedly has failed.The car is certified preowned, but of course this component is not covered.The car has been towed to Middletown Nissan in NY.We have been told the fan is on back order and they have had the car for three weeks now.My issue is they tell me there is Three other vehicles ahead of ours also waiting on a fan.when I inquired with another Nissan dealer(Thruway Nissan) about the price of the fan ($420)I was told that it would be on back order and there was 3 other cars ahead of mine waiting on these fans.This car has 35,000 miles on it.It seems awefully suspicious that 7 cars only 4 years old had these fans fail within a 40 mile radius.Should'nt someone question if this should be investigated for a recall?This was quoted as an $880 job.

- Montgomery, NY, USA

Starting around 26,000 miles, this new to us SUV started to glitch in the electronics. The air will turn hot, the radio will turn off, then the air bag lights flicker, then it states that the vehicle is overheating(every physical examination indicates it is not). You can turn the vehicle off and one time it won't glitch and the next time it will. If you leave the vehicle running for too long, it behins to glitch more and more. To the point where if we were to drive a long distance I am afraid it could turn the vehicle off while driving. We are trying to get a service center to duplicate. If you have this year model and notice your air feel a bit warm and radio go in and out, watch your heat gage, that is how it starts to mess up.

- Dickson, TN, USA