2000 Nissan Quest lights complaints

Filed Dec 24, 2003 · Electrical, Lights · 71,000 miles · CA

The connection to the headlight bulb on my 2000 nissan quest is intermittent and the headlights go out.

Filed Dec 16, 2003 · Acceleration, Engine · 48,000 miles · NC

Heater coil failed, leaking coolant inside of the vehicle. Headlights fail while driving. Gas pedal binds causing suddening acceleration. Seatbelt fails to connect fully.

Filed Dec 7, 2003 · Acceleration, Lights · NC

Gas pedal sticks causing the van to lurch forward. Headlight socket has been replaced once and again has overheated and "fried" inside component so light bulb will not work. Switch on driver side window is no longer operable.

Filed Dec 7, 2003 · Lights · 23,000 miles · CA

While driving headlights failed. Connector problems.

Filed Nov 19, 2003 · Electrical, Lights · 4,377 miles · KY

While driving headlights intermittently failed. Dealership/mechanic informed the consumer that the problem was caused by the electrical wiring system. The problem had not been resolved.

Filed Oct 31, 2003 · Lights · 50,000 miles · NH

Faulty headlight assembly: the headlight assembly in the van melted due to heat and corrosion. The parts department of the dealership informed me that he had seen lots of this problem and always overstocked this part. Dealer stated that I must have not replaced the boot covering correctly and it was not nissans fault I had to pay for the replacement. It happened again I got the same answer. Not nissans fault.

Filed Oct 8, 2003 · Lights · RI

While driving headlights failed intermittently.

Filed Jul 17, 2003 · Lights · 38,000 miles · PA

While driving home after dark, I made a stop and when I got back in my 2000 nissan quest the headlights would not go on. After several failed attempts to get them to come on and after looking at the light bulbs and realizing they were not blown out, I finally managed to get one light on to drive the short distance home. When the headlights were looked at during daylight hours, we determined that the connectors on both headlights had literally melted away. I'd like to know, since I've seen and heard other complaints, what nissan is doinig about this. During this terrible experience, I had three children in the car with me. I don't feel safe driving my minivan at night for fear of the headlights burning out again, or worse yet, causing a vehicle fire!!!

Filed Jul 11, 2003 · Electrical, Lights · NY

I have a 2000 nissan quest, I have had to replace the connector to the passenger side headlight 3x's since aug of 2002. The connecto burns out. The most recent incident was 07/10/03. My husband replaced the connector and it burnt out by the next day 07/11/03. My concern is an electical fire.

Filed Apr 21, 2003 · Lights · 26,986 miles · GA

The headlight plug turned black and became hot which caused the headlights to burn out frequently. *nlm