Sun visor problem: both driver side and passenger side sun visors don't stay up. This is dangerous when I'm driving as it blocks/interferes with my vision! It will stay up for a short period of time, then fall whenever I hit a bump.
2004 Nissan Murano visibility complaints
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Tl* the contact owns a 2004 nissan murano. The contact stated that while driving at approximately 40 MPH, the front passenger sun-visor fell involuntarily and when the contact attempted to place the visor back in place, it would not remain in position. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where the contact was informed she would have to pay to have the visor replaced. The vehicle was not serviced and the failure also occurred with the driver's sun visor. The vehicle was again taken to the dealer where the contact was informed again, she would have to take the liability for the replacement of the visors. The vehicle was not serviced. The failure mileage was 74,000 and the current mileage was 80,500.
The sun visor of my nissan murano 2004 on the driver side does not stay up and keeps on falling into my eyes. From the forums I have visited, I have noticed that this is a common problem with murano vehicles. It started almost a year ago. At that time I used to be able to put it up in position and it would stay up for a while, but now the cognition has worsened. Now no matter how hard I try, the sun visor would not stay in place and keep on dropping into my eyes. I cannot believe that a reputed car manufacturer like nissan can build such an inferior product. In my mind it is a safety issue and government should ask nissan to stand up to their product and issue a recall. This is not the only problem I am having with this car. Other problems are: 1. Driver side power seat does not function because some part is broken, but because of this, I need to replace entire mechanism. 2. Gas cap cover does not open. I had to spend $400 to get it fixed. 3. There is some engine component that makes internal noise that could make my vehicle stop while diving. I have been told that this costs $4,500. Looks like whole car is falling apart in under 60,000 miles. It is incomprehensible that nissan has manufactured this car with built-in obsolescence.
The drivers side sun visor falls down without warning blocking the drivers vision. This happens frequently. The dealer wants $400. To replace the entire visor. I currently use velcro to secure it. But this doesn't work very well. This is a common problem on 2003-2006 nissan muranos and should be a safety recall to correct the issue before someone is seriously injured or killed due to this manufacturing defect.
O own a 2004 nissan murano. My incident relates to the interior sun visor on these vehicles. I have had these replaced several times now due to the fact they will not hold in place in the upright position. When this part fails the sun visor drops into a position that can partially block drivers vision. The last replacement of this part on my vehicle was in early 2008. This part has fail once again and is now partially blocking the drivers vision.
Sun visors do not stay in clip which allows visor to fall at any time. Had the clips replaced under warranty in 2005 but problem is occurring again after warranty expiration. Extremely hazardous due to startling distraction. There should be a recall.
Driver and passenger side sun visor will not remain in the up position. The driver side is the safety hazard; it will fall down without notice. It will not stay up at all now; causing a restricted view. This is the 2nd visor I have had; the first time is was replaced under the warranty but that has run out and they will not replace it.
The sun visor on my 2004 nissan murano fails to stay 'up' out of the driver's vision. It starts to fall unexpectedly and becomes more and more prone to falling into the drivers line of vision. My first sun visor failed before I had the car three years but after I had driven 36,000 miles. After a number of phone calls to nissan, they replaced the sun visor. Now, approximately three years later, the replacement sun visor also falls unto my line of sight. This is not repairable: it must be replaced at the cost of over $300 for the part alone, and I expect, from the number of complaints I have seen, that the next visor will also fail.
Sun visor on drivers side drops into line of sight. Will not stay in one position.
Driver's sun visor has become loose - will not reliably stay in position when in any position except a fully upright one. When lowered to a shade position it will drop lower and block my driving view. This can happen slowly on a smooth road or suddenly when I hit a bump. I have had to use a temporary putty to try to keep it from flopping down. This is a constant problem. I have occasionally had to hold the visor in the needed position when the sun was shining in my face - thus illegally and unsafely driving with one hand. My dealer says it will cost around $400 to replace the visor, money I do not have. My full warranty had run out when this started and the partial warranty did not cover "accessories", which is what they claim this is.
I have a 2004 nissan murano. Both sun visors will no longer stay up and flop down in my line of view.
Sun visor falls constantly obstructing view while driving.
The driver's side sun visor on my 2004 nissan murano drops unexpectedly blocking the view of the road. This is hazardous especially for anyone who is 6' tall or more. This is a well documented defect on most muranos. The dealers refuse to cover the defect under warranty and there needs to be a recall to prevent injury or death.
2004 nissan murano sun visor falling unexpectedly and blocking vision.
Sun visor droops on its own from desired position all the way down into line of sight creating a dangerous situation for driving
Sun visor will not stay up on drivers side. When it drops it blocks my vision. No matter how many times you raise it up it falls down almost immediately and you must use one hand to hold it up. I don't have 400 to replace it and the dealer will not even give a discount.
Driver's side sun visor constantly fails by falling from the up position while driving. Dealer's remedy is to replace, since there is no repair available for an obviously defective product. This is a major safety concern since the visor falls down in the driver's line of sight.
Sun visor.
Sun visor will not stay in the up position. Have replaced it once and the second model has failed as well.
2004 nissan murano sl. Sun visor fall down and won't stay in the "up" position. While driving the driver side visor will "fall" blocking the drivers view. The visor either needs to be held in the up position, or turned to the side to keep from blocking view forward, but with visor turned to the side it blocks the side view. This has not been replaced as of yet due to a new visor costing over 320.00. I have talked to the dealership and seen on several forums where this is a very common and unsafe problem.
Nissan murano 2004: driver visor no longer stays in upright position and can fall randomly during driving. There are dozens of similar reports on the internet regarding this. I reported this as a safety issue to my local nissan dealer and national nissan and they fail to consider it a safety issue - they want me to pay $300 to replace the visor. The visor is very large, and when the visor drops straight down, it can completely obscure vision out the windshield. I am afraid to continue driving this car.
Tl*the contact owns a 2004 nissan murano. The sun visor continuously falls down which distracts and blocks the contact's view while driving various speeds. The problem began 3 months ago. The contact is concerned since the failure could result in a crash. Updated 02/17/10. *lj updated 02/18/10.
Tl*the contact owns a 2004 nissan murano. The contact stated that the driver side visor would fall down at random without warning. He took the vehicle to the dealer and was told that the visor was not covered by the warranty; however, the visor needed to be replaced. The vehicle had not been repaired. He had not consulted the manufacturer to-date. The current mileage was approximately 56,000. The failure mileage was approximately 52,000. Updated 01/20/10 *bf updated 01/22/10.
The sun visors failed twice within 36000 miles. They swing down and block your line of sight. They needed to be replaced both times.
The driver side sun visor on my 2004 nissan murano falls when ever I hit a bump in the road. There has not been an accident yet but when it falls it causes me to loose sight of the road in front of me and also causes me to take my attention off of driving while trying to fix it. This is a very dangerous situation.
Own a 2004 nissan murano and it is a common problem for sun visors to fail and hang straight down while driving obstructing your view of the road. Nissan probably does not show alot of replacement visor being sold since they charge over $300.00 for each visor. Just came from dealer and he said it was a common problem and to just use velcro?????
The sun visor will not stay up. It falls down, constantly and blocks my husband's view (he is taller). It doesn't block my view, but is startling when it drops down and it does restrict my field of vision. This is not covered under my extended warranty. It is a $300 + replacement. I have read several different forums concerning this problem and there are people who have replaced the same part more than once.
On my 2004 murano se, the driver's sun visor fails to stay in place when use and falls to block the driver's vision. It also does not stay fully in the up position and I fear that it could fall down to block the driver's vision as well.
2004 nissan murano's driverside sunvisor drops down causing visual distraction.
The driver's visor falls suddenly blocking vision. Nothing has been done to cause this. I have read of many similar complaints by murano owners online. This is a safety issue that nissan is ignoring.
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