Tl* the contact owns a 2001 nissan pathfinder. The contact stated that when refueling the vehicle, gasoline would spew back out from the filler neck. In addition, the contact would frequently smell an overpowering gasoline odor from the interior of the vehicle. The contact was able to locate a recall for the failure and when contacting the manufacturer, he was informed his VIN was not included in the recall (the federal safety agency campaign id number: 07v435000: fuel system, gasoline: storage: tank assembly: filler pipe and cap). The vehicle was repaired at the contact's expense. The failure and current mileages were approximately 123,000.
2001 Nissan Pathfinder fuel system complaints
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I received a recall for my 2001 nissan pathfinder for a faulty fuel filler tube. I had to replace my tube a couple of years ago due to leaking gas. How do I go about getting reimbursed for this work?
The filler pipe on my nissan pathfinder is rusted and causing a gas smell. Have called nissan on recall campaign 07v435000 and they claim the car is not covered, even though the problem is identical to the recall campaign.
2001 nissan pathfinder le - smell gas and noticed gas leaking. Found out that nissan has a recall for this, but our vehicle VIN is not included in the recall. Our vehicle has the very problem described in the recall....why is our VIN not included?
Fuel filler tube recall notice for 2001 nissan pathfinder. *nj in feb 2007 the consumer was informed the gas tank was leaking and the vehicle was unsafe to drive. The cost of the repairs were $2,058.34. Four months later, the engine light illuminated. The consumer returned to the dealer and was informed the fuel filler tube had rusted and was leaking and needed to be replaced immediately. The consumer received a recall notice in july 2009 and is now seeking reimbursement.
The service engine soon' has been on and off for about 1 year on my 2001 nissan pathfinder (mileage is a little over 70,000). I take the car to a garage (delmar auto & radiator inc., 90 adams street, delmar, ny 12054, 518‑439‑0311) on 8/1/08 to have it diagnosed ($144.40) and the code says the oxygen sensor (p0140) needs replacement ($219.37). The work is done and after about 80 miles the service engine soon comes back on. I take the car back to the garage (8/7/08) have it diagnosed ($144.40) and the code says mass air flow signal is weak ($563.00). The work is done and after about 20 miles the service engine soon comes back on. I call the garage (8/18/08) after they return from vacation and they will take the vehicle to a nissan dealer and have the ECM reprogrammed at cost.
Tl*the contact owns a 2001 nissan pathfinder. In 2007, the contact received a recall notice for the fuel system, gasoline towards the end of april. He called the dealer to schedule an appointment for the recall repair and they stated that he would need to bring the vehicle in for inspection. Afterwards, depending on the diagnostic results, they would determine whether or not the components needed to be replaced. The recall notice stated that the component would be replaced no matter what; therefore, the contact believed that the dealer should replace the defected item regardless of the diagnostic results. There had been no failure to date. The recall number was unknown. The current mileage was approximately 77,000.
2001 nissan pathfinder fuel line leak. Consumer states that he would like to be reimbursed for paying to have the repair for the fuel leak. Consumer received a recall and would like to be paid back. *kb recall # 07v435000.
2001 nissan pathfinder with fuel filter recall. Consumer states that the vehicle had already been repaired for this problem and would like to be reimbursed since there is a recall out for this problem.
Gasoline has been leaking from the gas tube on my 2001 nissan pathfinder for two years. I contacted the dealer several months ago and asked them about the recall. They knew nothing about it. I then notified them of the recall and directed to the website. I'm tired of the smell of gasoline, gas on my driveway and lawn and polluting my lake. I want to know when I will receive a recall notice and repair. We have waited long enough for nissan to act and ignore the federal safety agency recall and ignore potential hazards to nissan vehicle owners.
Smelling gas, and see gas on garage floor.....filler tube is rusted....nissan says my 2001 pathfinder is not included in this recall......than why do I smell gas.
On september 12,2007 nissan posted a recall on 2001 nissan pathfinders. My vehicle which should be part of the recall was denied by nissan because my vehicles VIN#s were not part of their recall. I beg to differ. I purchased my vehicle in june 06 in lou,ky. The recall states that if they are currently registered in certain states and ky is one of those then I'm entitled to the recall. I have contacted nissan and they denied my request. I do not know what will happen to the fuel tube or if by chance it will cause a fire or some serious injury to myself or others. I know I'm being mistreated by nissan and I would like this to be corrected if possible. I want nissan to own up to its recall and take care of business. After all they recalled the vehicle.
2001 nissan pathfinder with gas leak. Consumer states fuel leaked from the vehicle making it unsafe to drive. The dealer did not have all the parts to repair the problem. The consumer discovered there was a recall for the exact same problem they were experiencing. *kb the engine light was on. The dealer replaced the 02 sensor. (recall 07v435000)
Tl*the contact owns a 2001 nissan pathfinder. The tire mechanic noticed rust in the wheel weld on the lower bracket due to fuel leaking from the vehicle. The manufacturer stated that the contact's VIN was not included in the recall for the federal safety agency campaign id number 07v435000 (fuel system, gasoline:storage:tank assembly:filler pipe and cap). They also advised him to call the consumer affairs division in two weeks. The tire mechanic diagnosed the failure while replacing the tires. The repair would cost $1,000. The failure mileage was 68,900 and current mileage was 69,000.
Tl*the contact owns a 2001 nissan pathfinder. The contact smelled a strong gaseous odor inside the passenger compartment. She looked under her vehicle and did not notice any leaks. She then drove to work and the vehicle was parked for most of the day. When she returned to her vehicle hours later, she noticed that there was a fuel leak beneath her vehicle. The vehicle was towed to a repair shop where it remained until the parts arrived. Nissan stated that her VIN was not included in the federal safety agency campaign id number 07v435000 (fuel system, gasoline:storage:tank assembly:filler pipe and cap). The current and failure mileages were 115,000.
Fuel filler line has developed cracks and is leaking near drivers side rear tire.
Dt*: the contact stated while parked in the driveway, a gas leak was noticed. The vehicle was towed to an independent repair shop, who determined the gas filler hose was fractured and needed to be replaced.
When fueling, gas tank over fills and spills gasoline onto side of vehicle and ground. This is serious potential fire hazard automatic fuel shut off not properly working. If fuel shut off works, gas gauge shows. Gas amount to be slightly above 3/4 full. When attempting to fully fuel tank to have gas gauge show "f" then gasoline will over flow. Only recourse now is to drive with 3/4 tank full in order to prevent fuel spills. Took it to dealer. Dealer indicated this is normal for frontiers and nothing is wrong. Dt
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