Car started running rough and shaking at idle. Was concerned car could stall out in an intersection. Took to shop, vehicle was diagnosed to have a faulty intake manifold gasket. After doing research, I discovered this is a common problem with this vehicle (2000 Nissan Altima). Gasket is being replaced. Part is relatively inexpensive, but repair is labor intensive' running hundreds of dollars. This should be a recall as it is such a widespread problem among Altima owners.

- Philipsburg, PA, USA

Please call if you have any new info on my car before its too late thanks!!!!!!!1.

- Decatur, GA, USA

Please call if you have any new info on my car before its too late thanks!!!!!!!. no safety defect listed.

- Decatur, GA, USA

Please call if you have any new info on my car before its too late thanks!!!!!!!. no safety defect listed.

- Decatur, GA, USA

The failure happened twice today. I drove my Nissan Altima gxe in New York, NY on Aug. 19, 2000 at about 6:30pm. When I was approaching traffic lights at speed about 15-20 mph the engine died and emergency lights went off. I was able to stop and restart my car. 10-15 minutes later, while moving in slow traffic at about 15 mph the engine died again and at this time both emergency lights and sound alarm went off. I was lucky once more to stop safely. I turned off the alarm using alarm key on the ignition key-chain and restarted car again. I used original Nissan ignition key with "smart chip". gas tank was 1/4 full. On July 22, 2000 my car had recomended by Nissan 7500 mile interval service.

- Jersey City, NJ, USA