1993 Nissan Maxima visibility problems

Filed Aug 13, 2001 · Visibility · IL

In the past four weeks we have replaced three out of the four power window regulators on our 1993 nissan maxima. The power windows, especially in the rear, get very little use. It has cost over $500 in parts and labor to replace these parts. Inoperable power window regulators cause a threat to the safety of the vehicle and its passengers.

Filed Sep 14, 2000 · Electrical, Visibility · TN

Every window regulator in my nissan maxima has been replaced once and I have had one fail twice. Several of my friends have a maxima and we have all had the same problem. I was told by a parts person at the dealership that the number one selling part is spark plugs and the number two selling part is window regulators. I have spent almost $1000 on window regulators and I know that nissan knows there is a problem, but they will not do anything about it. I am hoping that you can help me get some of my money back and help others. My wife is the only driver of this car and the windows are not used much.

Filed Aug 21, 2000 · Transmission, Visibility · NC

Transmission fails to shift into 1st gear. If vehicle at stop light or sign can not be shift into starting off. Would be sluggish. Also, rear windows would not go back up once let down. Has only happened while in first gear. Have not been to dealer.

Filed Feb 22, 2000 · Electrical, Engine · HI

My vehicle contains most of the technical service bulletins and a couple of the recalls. My main concern/question is why won't nissan cover the expenses for the repair of the front end noise (one of the tsb's #ntb93189) which will lead to further damage of the vehicle??? No safety defect listed in the summary.

Filed Jan 3, 2000 · Visibility · AZ

Rear window regulators fail in window closed position. Both rear windows have failed once in up position even though they got very little use. The rh rear failed in up position after about two dozen cycles over a few year period. The replacement cost is $225.00. And the dealer will not replace them under warranty due to milage, even though the rear seat is almost never occupied. I currently block the failed windows in open position since they fail so fast. It has been pointed out to me that this is a safety hazard in case the rear seat window was needed for egress. There is no aftermarket unit available and the oem part is plastic junk that only lasts a few cycles to failure. The dealer says this is not a hazard since the windows will probably not work in an accident since they are powered off the battery. My position is that the windows need to work as designed and a manufacturing design deficiency should not be cause for an occupant to be trapped in a the car.

Filed Oct 19, 1999 · Visibility · OH

I have had to replace all 4 power window regulators in my maxima because of a little plastic piece that cracked. The part lasts just long enough to get beyond the warranty period. The little plastic piece is now metal reinforced in the replacement window regulators.

Filed Sep 17, 1999 · Visibility · FL

All four of the door windows shorted out due to a failed mechanism. This happened all within a 6 week period. Dealer fixed all windows. Problem has occurred again on passenger's rear windows.

Filed Sep 14, 1999 · Visibility · 00

Power window regulator is plastic which breaks, causing all four powers windows to become inoperable. Please give any further details.

Filed Jun 13, 1999 · Visibility · SC

Power window regulator has been replaced on all 4 windows and has just broken again. This will cause the window to fall and make it inoperable. Plastic part on the window regulator breaks.

Filed Nov 17, 1998 · Visibility · TX

When driving in the rain or putting the windshield wipers on, they will work whenever they feel like, and cut off in the center of the windshield. The cosnumer doesn't know the cause.