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Jim of San Rafael, CA November 20, 2009 2005 Nissan Pathfinder with 108,000 miles. November 2009 had front end noise dignosed as front differential falure. No research has turned up this problem on any other 2005 Pathfinder. This tyoe if failure makes no sense for a vehicle that has never been in an accident. I belive it is a manufacturer defect. Philip of Rocky River, OH November 13, 2009 Just finished paying 550 for the fuel level sensor in my 2007 Nissan Pathfinder to be replaced! Just turned 50,000 miles and the fuel gauge would not read accurately. I see I'm not the only owner with this problem. I guess I can still look forward to the screws falling into the engine and destroying that next. Michael of Goodlettsville, TN November 8, 2009 I bought a Nissan Pathfinder 2005 with 69k miles. Within a week my tranny was slipping and shuddering. The dealer split a transmission flush but wouldn't take the vehicle back. 3 weeks later it is out completely. I have noticed that this problem, radiator leaking into the transmission has happened to so many people it is really sad. I am out 3500 for a rebuilt that still isn't working. Nissan refused to help me. If I had the money to spend I would have bought something newer. Nissan should stand behind their product and the obvious production/engineering mistake they have made. 05 Frontiers have the same problem as well. I will never buy a Nissan again and since I live 10 minutes from their headquarters I plan to cause them as many problems as I possibly can. Rob of Sandy, UT November 4, 2009 We purchased our new Nissan Pathfinder in 06. Just after our warrenty expired, our fuel sensor went out. Nissan wanted 450 to fix it. My mechanic fixed it for around 300. A web search on this problem showed many other Nissan owners have also experianced this problem. Carolyn of Warner Robins, GA October 21, 2009 My 2006 Nissan Pathfinder has had problems for the last 8mths ranging from -Fuel sending unit, computer going bad, Catalytic converter, now the most recent is Timing Chain. My truck has 76,000 miles on it and I don't understand why would a time and chain go bad on a 2006? Jennifer of Hendersonville, TN October 15, 2009 We bought a 2006 Nissan Pathfinder LE on July 3rd. One month later the check engine came on and the car wouldn't start. When the tow truck came it started right up and the dealership said there was no history of the check engine light. Not long later it came pack on and was the EVAP code. Mid october the car shut down while I was driving it. Three days and two mechanics later they said there are two problems. One is the EVAP code that is the excate probelm that Nissan released the bulletin for. The other is the IPDM is bad. As if this isn't bad enough there is a national recall on this part. Multiple dealerships confirmed that they have this part ordered for several people and don't know when it's going to come in. This is a widespread problem that is very dangerous when it stops while you are driving and now I don't even know when I'll have a car again. Robert of Middletown, NJ October 13, 2009 This is against Nissian. Have a 2005 Pathfinder and the Fuel sending device was replaced 357. This is a known problem that could cause the vehile to shut down while driving. This should be covered under a recall. Abdullah of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia October 6, 2009 I have a Nissan pathfinder 2007, there is a problem with the car electricty and every 5000 KM I take it to the dealer for maintenance, I have told them about the problem many times and untile now is is not fixed. The problem with the electricity makes the front windows open by it self. This will lead to steel the car at any time. susan of Jacksonville, NC October 3, 2009 My 2005 Nissan Pathfinder has the paint blistering off it, Williamson Nissan in Jacksonville NC and Wilmington Nissan say it is not their problem. I have never had a car have the paint blister off it until I bought a Nissan. Walter of Bristol, TN September 29, 2009 I think a recall should be incorporated on the fuel sending unit in this vehicle.The unit just suddenly went crazy on the dash and sometimes sent some information about how much fuel was left,distance till empty,etc.Now it doesn't show anything!I was told it was a common problem,so how are you supposed to know anything about your fuel? Of course you can have it fixed for 4 or 5 hundred dollars! I call for a recall!!!! Report Your Experience
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