Defective factory radiator (widely common among 2005-2015 various models of Nissan vehicles) causes the transmission fluid to leak and mix with coolant. Transmission fluid leaks into radiator, and coolant fluid leaks into transmission. Thus, causing transmission failures, loss of power, engine stalling while driving, delayed gear shifting, short in control module leading to a myriad of electrical problems. Nissann will not acknowledge the problem if vehicle is over 100,000 miles. Investigation performed by the NHTSA on this very issue, but quickly closed due to "insufficient evidence of safety threat".

In that regard, I believe this issue was paid off and swept under the rug as the known vehicle defect causes the vehicle to lose power and shut down while driving at any speed. I have had my 2010 vehicle shut down while driving on the highway at 50mph! I had to, literally, put vehicle into neutral at this speed and turn ignition repeatedly so I could regain control while moving with traffic. How is this not a safety issue? I had no idea that my transmission was having problems. This came on without warning!

Nissan should be held accountable for the bad parts they have used for these vehicles. There are no recalls, or even warnings! The only way to find out about this problem is to search for it specifically. By this time, you're already in for thousands of dollars of repairs. It is despicable that this global company is let to get away with this as they make billions in profits off of uninformed consumers, then millions more in profits for replacement parts and repairs. There should be a recall. If NHTSA has closed the investigation on this matter, then someone needs to investigate them, and Nissan again with a more objective standpoint!