Nissan Recalls 300,000+ Rogue Vehicles Over Engine Failure Risk
Over 300,000 Nissan Rogue vehicles are being recalled due to a risk of potential engine failure. This recall targets specific models from 2023 to 2025 that are equipped with a three-cylinder, 1.5-liter variable-compression turbo engine.
Nissan Rogue Recall Details
The primary concern is that increased engine temperatures could lead to the breakdown of engine oil. This breakdown may cause engine bearings to seize and sustain considerable damage, resulting in engine failure.
Inspection and Repairs
Nissan has outlined a series of actions for its dealers to address this issue:
- Reprogram the vehicle’s software.
- Inspect for any diagnostic trouble codes.
- Conduct a test drive to assess vehicle performance.
- Inspect the oil pan for metal debris.
- Replace the engine if deemed necessary.
Communication with Owners
Nissan plans to notify affected vehicle owners by mailing letters expected to arrive by March 27. Vehicle owners are urged to remain vigilant and seek assistance from their dealers for any concerns regarding their Rogue models.
This recall emphasizes Nissan’s commitment to vehicle safety and the importance of addressing mechanical issues promptly to prevent potential accidents or breakdowns.
