9.0
really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- $730
- Average Mileage:
- 58,950 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 4 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replace fuel pump (3 reports)
- not sure (1 reports)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Nissan dealer.
The car stops suddenly and try to start many times and don't start. I check the spark plugs and the computer send the signal to fire the spark plugs. I start to suspect of the fuel pump for the kind of failure, later was confirmed for the mechanic. This bad quality control of Nissan makes me spent 760 dollars to replace the fuel pump. This makes me ANGRY!!! It only has 19700 miles ...this is my wife car she is still paying it ... I have other cars, one has 134000 other 180000 miles and one with 320000 and I never had any troubles with fuel pump. Those cars are other brands not Nissan
I start to understand that Nissan uses very cheap parts for its cars because 4 weeks ago I have to replace the front brake pads for my wife car because was completely worn out with less than 20000 miles ..... to my Scion I change the original brake pads at 50000 miles and they still had a lot of pad....
- marccc, North Bergen, US
had the car towed in 11/15/2014 due to fuel pump going out this was covered under warranty a year later almost to the date 11/25/2015 the car had to be towed again for the same problem a fuel pump this time it was not covered under warranty and the cost $810.00..... I called the Nissan manufacturer myself to complain or to even see if they would help with some of the cost the woman told me that I drive the car too much
- dsumicz, LeHigh Acres, FL, US
fuel pump went out twice with in one year
fuel pump went out while driving. had the car towed to the dealer and it was covered under warranty car only had 48,000 I had owned the car for a year and I use the car for my job which requires lots of driving
Update from Feb 4, 2017: sorry the first time the fuel pump went out was on Nov 15,2014
- dsumicz, LeHigh Acres, FL, US
Fuel pump went out and left daughter stranded at very busy intersection in 100 degree heat.
- William D., Buford, US