Two different occasions:once upon driving on an incline, vehicle lost complete acceleration. Coasted to side of road, turned engine off, waited a few minutes. Started vehicle and was able to accelerate second upon exit from driving on freeway, stopped at a red light, after green light vehicle would not accelerate. Coasted to side of road, turned engine off, waited a few minutes. Started vehicle and was able to accelerate again. Took to dealer asap. Dealer could not diagnose a problem. One occasion, tried to start vehicle in the morning, would not start. New deal battery was purchased less than 1 year prior. Called aaa to jump start. Jump start did not work. Called tow truck. Tow truck driver tried to start vehicle, after several attempts was able to start. Drove straight to dealer, after inspecting for 9 hours, could not find a problem.
2014 Nissan Rogue: won't start
11 of the 440 complaints about the 2014 Nissan Rogue describe won't start.
- owner complaints
- 11
- of this car's complaints
- 3%
- typical mileage
- 41,000
- recalls
- 0
Won't start by model year
What owners say
First fuel pump replacement was required at approximately 70,000 miles (car would not start). Second fuel pump was replaced within 8 months (at 88,000 miles). The transmission warning light came on. Nissan corporate replaced fuel pump at no cost. Dealership said we only have 12 month warrenty on "second" replacement fuel pump. I appreciated nissan corp covering cost of second replacement fuel pump.
Car was running fine. No issues. Parked overnight. April 18, 2018 would not start. Thought it was a dead battery. Would not jump. Has been towed and seen by personal mechanic and nissan dealer. They think it may be bcm/ECM issue - but they are not sure - no codes. Problem is car wont respond. This could have happened while driving and someone could have been killed. It was sudden and no warning. Still does not work at all. Dealer cannot with certainty identify source of issue.
Since thanksgiving day, 2017, my car has had 8 instances where is will not on the first try. It takes approximately 8 - 10 tries to get it started and then it drives fine. The brake pedal also does not like to press down when I am pushing the "start" button. I have taken it to coon rapids nissan and kline nissan in minnesota and both companies tell me that if they can't reproduce the problem they can't investigate and fix it. I am told to bring the car in when it happens again so they can hook it up to diagnostics. I did that the two oil changes ago and nothing came up on diagnostics. This is either an electrical problem or a fuel problem. This issue is not caused by weather. It has happened during warm, sunny days; cold snowy and wet and rainy days. The car has been driven for a period of time, it's parked for a few hours, and then it just won't start. The mechanics for starting the care are very loud, the brake pedal won't push down and it just won't turn over and start. So far it has started after 8 - 10 attempts.
My car would not start (it was parked in my driveway) so I had it towed to my mechanic's shop. He diagnosed the fuel pump and checked the alldata repair database to learn that the fuel pump had been recalled. He cleaned out the gunk so I could drive it to my dealership. The dealer told me that my vehicle VIN was not a part of the recall and wanted to do a $130 diagnostic. Of course, since the fuel pump was now temporarily working, it would not show up in a diagnostic until it clogged again. I would prefer not to drive it because, according to the recall notice, the fuel pump may cause the vehicle to stall while being driven. Nissan is refusing to add my vehicle to the recall even though the problem is the exact same one in their recall, unless I pay for their diagnostic, send them proof of ownership, and such.
Purchased 2014 rogue select in concord, nc, july 2014. Vehicle wouldn't start, about 4 months after purchased, used jumpers to get started at home. Then another time I had to use jumper cable to get it started, after I left walmart. Had walmart car dept. To check my vehicle. I had a neighbor look at it, problem was probably fuel line. I fill tank up, and will only display between 100-180 miles, before having to refuel. But, shows that the tank is filled. Never received a recall letter, regardless that I moved. Sad that I never received a notice regardless that I moved, no excuse. At all. If they can send me emails a lot, then I expect I notice. Come on nissan, do your part and acknowledge our vehicles. I paid good money for my rogue. I will remember when I purchase another vehicle, and it won't be a nissan. I will go with toyota, since they acknowledge there problems, when they arise, and have no problem fixing them. That's how nissan is going to lose consumers, by not standing by there product.
Our rogue would not start. The mechanic said it was a fuel pump problem. We called nissan and they said there was a recall for 2014 nissan rogue due to fuel pump failures, but that mine was not included in that. I did keep the old fuel pump.
I was driving the vehicle at 45 MPH, when the stirring wheel and breaks locked and the vehicle came to a complete stop in the middle of rush during large amounts of traffic. The vehicle's windows would not go down and the vehicle would not start back up. When the I tried to start it back up the engine would shake erratically and make a loud noise. The vehicle had power but you couldn't lock it, or roll any windows or turn off the hazard lights.
On 9/20/15 while driving on I-85 near montgomery, al the car stop running and would not crank on 9/21/15 car was towed to jack ingram motors montgomery, al on 925/15 jessica, service rep at jack ingram motors called stated that the fuel pump fail and would have to be replaced and part was ordered. On 10/02/15 jessica, service rep at jack ingram motors called stated that part order was canceled by nissan corp. Re-ordered.
While at a stop light the car shut down and would not start. Dealership diagnosed the problem as a bad fuel pump.
I was driving my new nissan rogue and stopped at a stop sign. My car than stalled and would not start again. It was towed and is being worked on as we speak for apparently a defected fuel pump. With that said I googled for recalls and this article popped up to inform the owners of the recall. I'm just glad we did not get hurt do to the defected part. Apparently the recalls did not get mailed out yet.this whole experience could have resulted in a accident.
Service bulletins that may apply
- Voluntary service campaign 2014-2017 rogue; ECM reprogram
- Air duct replacement
- Engine support tools
- Nissan; DTC P0456 caused by evap leak at vent control valve o-ring
- 4 cylinder with DTC P17F0, P17F1, P0776, P2813 or P0841 stored
- OBD II evap
- 4 cylinder with DTC P0776 and/or P0841 and/or judder with P17F0 or P17F1 stored
- Altima and rogue; engine turns off or hesitates when accelerating from a stop during hot ambient...
Related recalls
No recalls on record for this model year.
Questions about the 2014 Nissan Rogue won't start
Is won't start a common problem on the 2014 Nissan Rogue?
11 of 440 owner complaints about the 2014 Nissan Rogue (3%) mention won't start. The model year with the most reports is 2023.
Is there a recall or service bulletin for this on the 2014 Nissan Rogue?
There are 0 recalls and 31 service bulletins for the same area of the car. Check them below with your VIN.
Other symptoms on the 2014 Nissan Rogue
CVT failure 42Stalling 38Airbag light 33Transmission failure 27Fuel pump 25Check engine light 24Jerking 23Loss of power 20Shudder 14Water leak 14No deployment 9Slipping 9Hesitation 7Overheating 7Headlights 6Won't shift 6Whining noise 6Door locks 5Fire or smoke 5Sunroof shattered 5
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