Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
SEATS - FRONT ASSEMBLY - POWER ADJUST
0304004/17/200310001730Driver's power seat makes a popping or clicking noise when operating the seat lifter. *tt06/24/2003

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
SEATS
10/11/201290000
 The floors in the altimas are rotting out, this is 2002,2003,2004,2005,2006 anf maybe later models. obviously an engineering, design defect. just read about this and checked my daughters 2002, just carpet on the passsenger side. i haven't checked deeper, but other have reported rotted seat supports. nissan body shop quoted 950.00 to repair/replace rotted area. i am lucky that i am able to cover the cost of her repair, other may not be so lucky. this information needs to be aired in the national press before we have a seat failure in a crash that results in death.
05/25/2002200004
 The dashboard light went out on the vehicle. the dealership serviced the vehicle twice for this issue. they replaced the computer and fuse, however the problem recurred. *ak the left front seat was loose and the wipers were inoperative. *sc *jb
SEATS - FRONT ASSEMBLY - RECLINER
03/14/200520344108/15/2002
 I was rear-ended by a 2002 offset to driver side of car at an estimated 30-40mph. drivers seat in altima is 8-way electric and during impact, the seat tilted back all the way. the impact drove my car into the back of a 1982 dodge ram charger which was also offset impact on front similar to rear. the dodge was then driven into the back of a suzuki grand vatara. i was completely stopped as was the dodge in front of me. during impact from rear, driver seatback failed and allowed seat to tilt all the way back and it remained there. when i impacted the dodge in front of me, i submarine'd under the seatbelt until it caught me in the ribs. my altima was totaled by insurance. none of the 6 airbags in the car deployed. i sustained low back injuries, that i feel shouldn't have happened as a result of the seat failure. i did do some digging around and found this alarmingly common. to me this is unacceptable, for if impact had been more severe the chances of spinal injury would be even greater.*ak