Drivers seat on my nissan murano has broken loose from the frame. This is a serious safety issue.
2006 Nissan Murano seats complaints
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While driving at highway speeds about 3 weeks ago my seat (drivers seat) suddenly sloped into the driver side door. Pulling over I discovered that the bottom left rear corner of main seat bracket broke off in two places. The problem was corrected by having a body shop weld the pieces together with additional support metal.
The drivers' seat in our 2006 nissan murano came un-welded. This failure was not due to any out of the ordinary use as this vehicle is a daily driver. We had approximately 80k miles on the car when suddenly our seat started to rock back and forth in a caddy corner motion. Dealer said he had seen about 60 of these in the last few months and offered no complimentary part for replacement. We purchased the 100k mile extended warranty so we only had to pay $50.00 to have it fixed. Seriously though, a seat coming un-welded? Makes my stomach sick to know that this is still an issue as well as the thought of what if... Please look into this issue and make nissan correct this issue with an otherwise trouble-free car.
I own a 2006 nissan murano and today as I was turning onto a busy freeway (with 2 of my grandchildren in the car) , my driver's side seat came loose from the floor of the car. This is definitely not acceptable for a car that has only 53,000 miles on it. I reviewed your website and saw hundreds of complaints about this. I noticed that nothing has been done. Is this because there were no deaths or injuries? I would hope a recall is issued before somebody has blood on their hands. Are you anywhere near a recall on this safety issue?
Tl*the contact owns a 2006 nissan murano. The contact stated that the front drivers seat rocks from left to right and she was able to pull it near the door and lift it up. Nissan was contacted and stated that the repairs would be $580.00, and they would take $250.00 off of the cost. When she took the vehicle in for repairs the mechanic stated that the original diagnosis was incorrect and the repair cost would be over $900 and the parts would need to be ordered. The vehicle was currently at the owners home. The current and failure mileages were 103,000.
Tl*the contact owns a 2006 nissan murano sel. While driving 20 MPH the drivers seat metal track failed and the seat became unstable. He was able to drive onto the side of the road. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who located the failure at the bottom of the seat track which had part number 87450ca09a. Report 6917856 was filed with the manufacturer. The vehicle was repaired. The failure and the current mileages were 41,000.
Tl* the contact owns a 2006 nissan murano. The contact stated that when traveling at any speed, the front driver seat would independently shift from left to right. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the contact was informed that the seat would need to be re-welded. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 44,000 and the current mileage was 49,000.
I was driving my 2006 murano s model when suddenly the driver seat lurched down to the left. It had a broken weld in the seat frame. The current mileage was approximately 56,000. I would hope that a new investigation can be initiate. That is a serious safety issue.
Driver's side left rear seat hinge broke in two pieces. No extreme wear or tear done to this seat, and the metal broke. The consequences of this problem are obvious, if ever in an accident or simply normal driving, the safety of the seat is compromised. Nissan charges around $1000 to have this repaired. Seat brackets should never fail, especially not in the numbers being reported.
I have 2006 nissan murano and I went into my car and was getting ready to go to work, I sat in my car and when I put on my seat belt I felt that my driver seat shift to the left and was very loose and constantly moving as I was driving. I took it to the dealer and I was told that the seat is broken and that it cost about $500 for the parts alone.
Drivers side electric seats adjustment/track broken...only 38,000 miles.
I own a 2006 nissan murano. The driver seat ha broken 2x now. Last time it almost caused a accident. Can we not get this problem fixed before someone is killed or seriously hurt?
Power seat support bracket on nissan 2006 murano broken. When driver sets in seat the seat tilts to the left. Bracket looks very light duty for a average driver.
Add me to the list of 2006 nissan murano owners who have issues with the drivers seat frame/bracket/anchor/rail that breaks or fails. Our vehicle was actually in an accident prior to the failure and initially we were told that it was due to the accident. However the local nissan shop guru indicates that it is not related to the accident. The extended warranty that was purchased of course does not cover this even though there is a picture of the seat on the brochure. Like others have been told $1000+ to repair. I would hope that the federal safety agency would re-open their investigation as it was closed on 7/2/09 and it appears this issue takes a couple of years to manifest. Out of the 108 complaints registered 23 were prior to the date the investigation was opened 11/18/08, so 85 were after that or more than three times the number of complaints. My hope is that they re-open the investigation due to ongoing complaints relating to an obvious safety issue. Why does someone have to die or be seriously injured before something is done. Isn't the objective to identify an issue before it is too late and have the manufacturer fix the problem. Clearly nissan is not motivated despite the numerous complaints. Is that because they sold over 500,000 1st generation muranos(it is not just the 2006 model that has these issues). So if it is $1,000 per repair on a recall at 500,000 units the total price tag is 500 million dollars for this fix. Well no wonder why this has yet to be recalled. That is really the bottom line I believe.
Tl* the contact owns a 2006 nissan murano. The contact stated the driver seat began to independently tilt from left to right. The dealer advised that the driver seat track had fractured. The dealer stated the failure was common in his year, make and model. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileages were 38,000.
I recently purchased a 2006 nissan murano sl.the drive seat frame I s broken. Whenever I take a turn the seat lifts as the frame is broken. I complained to nissan dealer from whom I bought the car. They said they will replace the parts when I purchased the car. But its been 2+ weeks ,they still waiting on parts. I don't think they going to replace it. As this issue is very common among all muranos ,I am filing this complain.
Driving my 2006 murano when suddenly the seat lurched down to the left after a loud snap. Dealer said my seat frame had a broken weld, and a needed replacement would cost $1,150.00., even though this is obviously is a safety issue, especially when making a turn. I paid for the seat, and immediately decided to sell the car, even though it only had 63,000 miles and it was always well maintained. I am not an usually large man, 225 lbs. Nissan needs to address this failure, and reimburse owners for poor safety design.
My wife was driving our 2006 nissan murano when she swerved to avoid hitting a deer. The driver seat, which wobbles, leaned freely to the right and caused my wife to lose control of the vehicle and go into the ditch. Luckily, she was not injured and the car was able to be driven out of the ditch. This issue with the seat has been well known and documented as a severe safety hazard yet nothing has been done about it. The seat now constantly wobbles and leans forward and to the right when making a left turn. It makes the vehicle feel very unstable and unsafe. The local nissan dealer said a new bracket would need to be installed, which will cost approximately $1000.
Power drivers seat on 2006 nissan murano has failed. Seat stuck in twisted position when engine started causing a safety issue if driven. Car cannot be safely driven with seat in this position. Seat bracket with motors was replaced to correct problem.
2006 nissan murano. The driver seat track just broke and the seat wobbles when I drive.
Drivers seat in my 2006 murano came loose from it's mounting saturday while driving down the highway. It is like the seat came loose from the outer mounting bracket. When I transfer my weight to my left, while sitting in the drivers seat, I can feel the seat tip sideways to an alarming degree. When I make a left turn, I feel like the seat is going to roll right out of the drivers door. Very unsettling. I took the car today to my nissan dealer. The dealer was familiar with the problem. Told me a bracket had snapped under the seat and that the "seat adjuster assembly" needed to be replaced. Cost: $1200 including labor. This seems outrageous on several levels, not the least of which appears to be a major safety flaw in the materials used to hold that seat in place. I was advised by service writer not to drive the car, as the seat could break off and roll backwards while I am driving. Fyi, the vehicle has been driven normally without any off roading, ever. I weigh 190 pounds, so I'm not huge. I'm shocked that there hasn't been a recall on this. I googled the problem today and found an active community of disgruntled murano owners with similar experiences. I think your organization should look into this problem.
The seat in my nissan murano while I was turning the seat just broke and sent me shifting and moving to the left. Now my seat rocks and doesn't feel secure when turning. If that was to break during an accident it could send the person to fly out.
Drivers side seat frame snapped completely in half. This is the basic structure of the car and should not break with no reason. This car has never been in any accidents. The seat is very loose and therefore very unsafe. It could lead to an accident or cause excessive injury if an accident occurred as there is no support to keep the seat from moving. This is very unsafe and seems to be a factory defect.
Drivers seat frame snapped in half. This car has never been in any accidents so there is no reason for the actual frame to have broken. It is very loose and wobbly and therefore very unsafe to drive. It would not hold up in the case of an accident. This is not something that should break with no reason as it is the structure of the vehicle. This is very unsafe and could cause an accident or cause excessive injury as a result of an accident.
I have a 2006 nissan murano and the front drivers seat has a bar broken which causes the seat to shift from side to side. This is unsafe and is poor workmanship.
Operating my 2006 nissan murano on the roadway when there was a sudden pop and snap noise from beneath the drivers seat. Fortunately I was able to maintain control and was not involved in a collision. The drivers seat know is loose and tilts to the left and is very unsafe, especially when cornering. I went to a local nissan dealership and was told that the seat rail had broken and needed to be repaired at a cost of $1200.. Upon further investigation I learned that I am among many people who have experienced this broken seat rail syndrome. There is obviously a defect in the bracket which needs to be investigated and a corrective notice issued to nissan of ma.
Similar complaint re: driver's seat on 2006 nissan murano. I recently purchased the car used (1 month ago). The seat, automatically adjusts for the driver when the vehicle is turned on and has been operating without concern. Today, the driver's seat came off track without warning, now leans way to the left and is extremely unsafe. I drove it home and will take it to dealer tomorrow. I did call nissan re: recall and was informed there was no recalls on this vehicle despite the hundreds of similar complaints. I intend to do what I can to ensure it is addressed by nissan and the repairs made.
I have a 2006 nissan murano. For the past few weeks there was a squeak in my car, I thought it might be my seat. All of a sudden this morning, I got in and my drivers seat was leaning to the left. Took it to the dealer and they want $1100 to fix it, says it is not covered under their warranty. They said that the seat frame is broken.
Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6) I have a nissan murano 2006, as you already acknowledge that, thousand of customers had problem with the seat on driver side and I'm one of them. This is so pathetic engineering design and nissan didn't step up for a recall. It happened when I was driving and almost had an incidence. Should we look at it as safety circumstances and make nissan responsible for what they have built. Thanks and wait for your respond. You can contact me at[xxx]
Driver seat on 2006 nissan murano dropped and shifted abruptly causing me to temporarily loose control and cross the center line into oncoming traffic on highway 15 in virginia. Luckily I was able to regain control and get back into my lane before a collision. Subsequent examination of the seat revealed a hinged connecting member at the rear left section of the seat frame of the 10 way power driver's seat had failed causing the seat to fall and shift to the left. Frederick nissan identified part number 87450-ca66a as needing to be replaced to fix the seat. The problem was reported to nissan america and was not considered a safety issue.
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