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Nissan Rogue recall overview:
- Who: Nissan North America has initiated a recall for more than 700,000 of its Nissan Rogue and Rogue Sport vehicles.
- Why: The recall was initiated over concerns the vehicles were equipped with a defective jackknife key that can cause a driver to unintentionally turn off the vehicle while it is in use.
- Where: Nationwide.
Nissan North America has issued a recall of more than 700,000 of its Rogue and Rogue Sport vehicles over concerns they were equipped with defective jackknife keys that could cause a driver to inadvertently turn off their vehicle while in use.
The recall affects 2017-2022 Nissan Rogue Sport and 2014-2020 Nissan Rogue vehicles with a “S” Grade trim level and equipped with a jackknife key, according to a recall published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Feb. 16.
The automaker said its Rogue and Rogue Sport vehicles produced after the model years included in the recall are not affected since the jackknife key was no longer manufactured, with the company switching to an Intelligent Key.
The automaker said the jackknife keys responsible for the recall may not be able to hold its keyblade in an extended “open” position and that, over time, the key fob “could unlock and rotate downwards.”
“If the vehicle is driven with the key in the collapsed position, contact with the key fob by the driver could inadvertently turn the vehicle off while driving, increasing the risk of a crash,” the Nissan recall states.
Nissan advising affected Rogue owners to avoid attaching accessories to key fob
Nissan said it is preparing to remedy the problem and, in the meantime, said it will notify impacted vehicle owners to “avoid attaching accessories to the key fob” and to use the key in its “non-folding orientation.”
The automaker said it began notifying its dealers Feb. 17 and would begin notifying owners of all the affected vehicles by the beginning of this month.
In December, the automaker announced it was recalling 125,215 model year 2017 Rogue compact crossover vehicles over concerns they could catch fire.
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25 thoughts onNissan recalls 700K+ Rogues due to potential engine shutoff
I have a Nissan rogue. And I’m having problems with it now. With the key and cutting off on me. I have a 2019.
BOUGHT NISSAN ROGUE IN OCTOBER 2022
I have a Nissan Rogue Sport SV 2017 that is included in the recall my thought I want to stay wide open. My transmission Harley wants to shift. I have a little girl in the backseat and I hardly drive my vehicle due to the recall on the transmission it has a stays where I have to get numerous jump starts. It has a stays where it does not want to register my key for hours on end.
I received my letter in the mail. 2015 Nissan Rogue. This affects me. Please add me .
My 2015 nissan rouge caught fire!! Internally imploded starting with drivers side dash on feb.24,2023. I’m lost and don’t know what to do, or who to turn to.
We had a 2011 Nissan rogue and almost got in an accident with a 18 wheeler over their faulty cvt transmission going out. Paid 5800.00 to have new one placed and it went out with only 1600 miles on the new transmission. Good thing the OTR driver behind us realized we were losing speed and was able to prevent rear ending us. These vehicles are death traps.
My 2021 Rogue Sport was included in the latest recall with Nissan. I was in a roll over accident before the recall was made public. I’ve yet to receive notification from dealer or manufacturer. However, I have already contacted Nissan and was told they would be in touch, it’s been three weeks without any further contact
I own a 2018 Nissan rouge and have not received my notice yet. But it is in the recall list. I did have one issue with it braking on its own which was scarry. thank God nothing was around me when it happened.
I received my recall letter in the mail in March 2023 and am affected by this recall. Please add me
I had a 2019 and I was driving home from work at about 11pm and THANK GOD I was in the right lane about to get off my exit because my car just literally shut off. And I didn’t do a thing. Was maybe going avout 60 since I was about to get off. Thank god i wasn’t in my usual left lane. I would have probably been dead.
I own a 2014 Nissan Rogue SL and it is nothing but trouble and recalls.