As standard, the basic feature includes remote keyless entry, Air conditioning with climate controls, Telescoping Steering Column, Variable Intermittent Wipers, Black Grille w/Chrome Surround, and 18-inch alloy wheels. Nissan refuses to help at all.The Nissan Pathfinder is available in 4 different trims starting from $29,510 for its base trim and goes up to $41,560 for the top rack variant with some tweaks in the overall features. My families only vehicle, less than 3 years old, 75,000 miles. It has been there 2 weeks today and they are still unable to get parts needed for repair and are unable to determine when this will happen. Diagnosed with timing chain, guide, tensioner issues. My Pathfinder was taken to a dealer 9/4/20. I grew concerned with my families safety each drive and began reaching out to other dealers (2+ hrs away). I called my closest dealership the last week of August and received an appointment for 9/14, 3 weeks away. No mechanic, auto parts was able to find a code. Over two weeks, I was experiencing intermittent flashing indicator lights. I begin having issues with engine surging while driving/idling, rattling engine, stalling at lights, issues starting including hesitancy followed by revving. Mechanic is unable to locate part, even from dealership.
#NISSAN PATHFINDER 2015 CODE#
The code is reading a fuel pressure temp sensor. Within the next few weeks my check engine light turns on. I take it back a month later, August 2020 for inspection, oiled changed again. Upon pick-up, he informs of gritty oil that he has never noted in previous oil changes and recommends I change it again, before my routine 3-5k. I take my Pathfinder to my mechanic (brakes, tires, oil change). This fan is imperative in keeping the temperature regulated and can cause further damage and safety concerns. ) cooling fan replaced by local mechanic for approximately $600 with an aftermarket part. The servicer reported that while he couldn't diagnose without seeing the vehicle, guessed our radiator fan needed replaced due to being a common problem, not under warranty at approximately 65k ($1800 est. I do not live near dealership, so we called and described symptoms. October 2019, I noticed a loud clanking noise on our 2017 Nissan Pathfinder. With freon being bad for the evironment, one would wonder how a manufacturer would be allowed to let this happen. The dealership stated that this too is common on this vehicle style and is a design flaw. Lost all freon on two occasions by the time the dealership found the leaking area. Also, the rear a/c lines that travel underneath the vehicle developed a hole at one of the mounting points. After two brand new master cylinders, the problem has not been fixed and will be an ongoing issue for my vehicle. They even contacted Nissan for their opinion, which they too suggested replacing the master cylinder. The Nissan dealership checked all brake components and could only surmise it must be the master cylinder. Also, brake pedal will fade when stopped at an intersection with 62,000 miles on vehicle. It doesn't make sense to replace with another Nissan part that will fail in another 50,000 +/- miles. I replaced at my own expense with an aftermarket assembly that has a lifetime warranty.
The Nissan dealership that diagnosed the problem stated that it is common for this vehicle to experience this part failure. The electric cooling fan bearings failed at 62,000 miles.
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