Driving on the highway about 65M mph, the forward emergency system (FEB), read an error message. Immediately the engine brake was activated causing the car to brake. I pulled over in the highway and turn off the engine, ERROR message for the FEB was not showing anymore. However few hours (2 hours) later, the FEB error message displayed again, causing the brake engine to kick in and stop the car. At the red light, when i push the gas to start, the RPM will go up to 6000 and the car won't move. Drivers behind me are at risk to slam my car rear end, because of the sudden braking from the FEB error.
2017 Nissan Rogue driver assistance complaints
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I was driving down the highway at 50 miles an hour when suddenly my collision alarm started "beeping" and the brakes activated causing the vehicle to suddenly slow down, while making a grinding sound and caused the steering wheel to shake. There were no objects in front of me and thankfully there were no cars directly behind me, that could have struck my vehicle due to the sudden unexpected stop.
Entering into a parking structure, coming up an incline. I hear a beep, and waring light comes on but disappears very quickly, I'm not able to see the icon. While coming up the incline and getting ready to make a right, the dashboard beeps again and the icon appears and disappeared. The car suddenly just brakes, completely stops and you can hear skid sounds. The car doesn't cut off, but takes a minute for me to get the car back in motion.
The forward emergency brake sensor malfunction this the second time I have taken back to nissan for this issue and all they say is that ( we can not recrate the issue) and there is nothing wrong with it it has done it a few times when going through intersection on city street s it has stopped in the middle of the road luckily for me there was no traffic behind me
Driving on the highway with no cars close to me and automatic braking system engaged twice
Tl* the contact owns a 2017 nissan rogue. The contact stated that while driving at various speeds, the automatic emergency braking system independently activated, causing the vehicle to abruptly stop even though there was no other vehicle nearby. Additionally, the vehicle would randomly shut-off while driving, without warning. The cause of the failures were not yet determined. The local dealer crown nissan located at 3900 w. Wendover ave, greensboro, nc 27407 and the manufacturer were notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 45,000.
While driving at approximately 20mph, with no vehicle or obstruction in front of me, my rogue automatically braked, flashed a warning bar in the dash, and came to a complete stop while physically shaking and making a grinding noise. The car had engaged the automatic emergency braking system without cause. This occurred at 8:00pm (night) and about 20 feet before a railroad crossing on a two-lane street in a rural town, but there was no train present. It took several seconds to regain control of the car and begin driving again. The car following me was far enough behind to avoid a rear collision, and was able to navigate around my stopped vehicle. I have reported the occurrence to fred anderson nissan of asheville, where I purchased the vehicle on sept. 29, 2020, and am waiting for their response about correcting the problem.
Sensors go off as if something is in front of me to possible emergency braking and cuts offs after beeping a couple times when I'm driving on an empty road. This has occurred multiple times and concerns me that it will eventually enact emergency braking. This occurs while I'm in motion on a city street going straight.
1. My forward collision warning goes in and out of service several times per month. 2. The CVT quit working at 78,000 miles. I was driving on I-70 between denver, co and the eisenhower tunnel when suddenly the rpms kicked up and the speed dropped. I don't know what gear I was in but I could only drive 40 MPH at 3500 -4500 rpms. There was a burning smell as well. The transmission seemed to reset when vehicle was turned off and then restarted and seemed to function properly. However, when taken for a test drive, the burning smell occurred again when climbing a hill and seemed to dissipate when traveling down hill and transmission is not functioning properly.
On 11/22/020 while I was driving on the 605 freeway going about 65 miles an hour, my vehicle came to a sudden and unexpected stop. This is the third time the anti collision sensor malfunctioned. There were no vehicles in front of me and the dashboard warning was indicating a malfunction on the emergency breaking system. I have reported the two prior incidents to nissan consumer affairs and they have stated there is nothing wrong with my vehice. The dealership replaced the original sensor after the vehicle made a sudden stop six months after I first purchased the vehicle. The sensor warning light was still an issue after the replacement and the dealership then felt adjusting the sensors distance will resolve the problem.. It did not... My vehicle was almost in a collision as it came to another sudden and unexpected stop after a few months after while I was making a left hand turn in the intersection. The dealership contacted nissan and were advised to stabilize the sensor with a bracket. None of the methods nissan has used resolved the sensor malfunction. Nissan dealership insisted that my vehicle was safe to drive and insisted they could not duplicate the sensor malfunction. On 11/22/2020 my vehicle almost caused a rear end collision as it again made a sudden and unexpected stop. The dealership failed to take immediate action and despite me having a video and pictures of the dashboards warning light on. The dealership stated there is nothing wrong with my vehicle and they could not duplicate the issue. I believe my vehicle is a hazard on the road and can potentially cause a severe accident due to the faulty emergency breaking system. The dealerships advice is to get back in my car because they can not duplicate the issue, they also do not want to see the video or the picture of the dashboard with the malfunction warning display.
Tl* the contact owns a 2017 nissan rogue. The contact stated that while driving at various speeds, the vehicle stalled with the collision avoidance warning light illuminated. The vehicle came to a stop. The contact depressed the accelerator pedal and the vehicle resumed normal operation. The vehicle was taken to downey nissan (7321 firestone blvd, downey, ca 90241, (888)523-1103) on several occasions however, the mechanic was unable to duplicate the failure. The technician then test drove the vehicle and the collison warning light illuminated. The technician replaced the anti-collison sensors. The failure recurred intermittently. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and informed the dealer to replace the bracket. The failure mileage was approximately 25,000.
Tl* the contact owns a 2017 nissan rogue. The contact stated that while driving at various speeds, the automatic emergency braking system erroneously activated causing to the vehicle to abruptly stop and reduce speed. There were no other vehicle or large object nearby during the failure. The contact indicated that the failure had occurred on multiple occasions. The vehicle was taken to the local dealer 112 nissan located at 730 medford ave, patchogue, ny 11772, however, the cause of the failure was not determined. The contact was advised to deactivate the emergency braking system. The manufacturer was also notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 5,000.
Sensor feb system nissan rogue 2017 not working
My dash started to alarm with no active warnings. The sensors alarmed me to brake in heavy traffic when I was not close to any vehicle. The alarm continued to peep. I had to pull off hwy with my children. I turned off engine. Restarted vehicle and alarm continued. I had to physically turn off sensors. Not safe.
Tl* the contact owns a 2017 nissan rogue. The contact stated that while driving approximately 40 MPH, the automatic emergency braking activated independently. The aeb warning indicator illuminated and the vehicle stopped abruptly. The contact stated that the failure recurred several times. The vehicle was taken to nissan of sacramento (2820 auburn blvd, sacramento, ca 95821), however, the mechanic was unable to duplicate the failure. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 4,000.
The last 3 days my vehicle has been making sudden stops on the highway and the main roads......no vehicles around for 4 out of the 5 engaging of the braking system the sensors are going crazy and slamming on the brakes the last one I was on the highway and there was a semi behind me that slammed on brakes and almost caused a major accident.........dont feel comfortable with my family in this rogue anymore!!!!!
Tl* the contact owns a 2017 nissan rogue. While driving 35 MPH, the automatic emergency braking (aeb) system warning indicator illuminated and the vehicle began to hesitate and seize. The contact depressed the brake pedal and was able to continue driving to his destination. The contact called eden prairie nissan (located at 12790 plaza dr, eden prairie, mn 55344, (952) 567-2100) and informed them of the failure. The failure recurred two days later. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the laser sensor for the emergency braking system needed to be updated and the aeb system needed to be adjusted. The vehicle was repaired. On september 25, 2019, the failure recurred a third time. The vehicle was taken back to dealer where it was diagnosed that the aeb sensor needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired. On october 4, 2019, the failure recurred a fourth time. The vehicle was taken to back to the dealer where it was diagnosed with needing an unknown recall repair. The vehicle was repaired, but the failure recurred on october 11, 2019. The manufacturer was informed of the failures. The failure mileage was 14,500.
Tl* the contact was renting a 2017 nissan rogue. While driving 55 MPH, the auto brake engaged with no object in front of the vehicle. The vehicle was not taken to a dealer or independent mechanic for diagnostic testing or repairs. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 23,262.
On august 22, 2019, while driving the automatic emergency breaking system engaged (flashing lights, warning beeps and a grinding noise) while I was driving about 30 to 40 MPH, causing the car to stall and forcibly jerk. This almost caused me to get rear ended. There was no obstruction ahead. This had already happened 2 other times and the dealership could not find anything wrong with it. I took it immediately after it happened the third time
On august 16, 2019, while driving under a toll both on a turnpike, the automatic emergency breaking system engaged (flashing lights, warning beeps and a grinding noise) while I was driving about 30 to 40 MPH, causing the car to stall and forcibly jerk. This almost caused me to collide against the toll booth. There was no obstruction ahead. This had already happened 2 other times and the dealership could not find anything wrong with it. I took it immediately after it happened the third time and the dealership acknowledged that they had a technical service bulletin (tsb) and reprogrammed the sensors. On their notes, they wrote "reprogram icc and adas control units (warranty) (applicable tsb)". I have driven under a toll booth after and have not experienced anything similar, however, this should have been a recall as this almost caused an accident. My rogue only has a little over 20,000 miles on it.
I was driving up a ramp in a parking garage, nothing in front of me or in my cross way, the vehicle slammed on it's brakes by itself. Thankfully I was not driving fast and the car behind me was able to also slam on their brakes to avoid hitting me. I've driven this parking garage numerous times over the almost 2 years of owing this vehicle without this happening before. My dealership (mcgrath nissan in elgin, illinois) told me this was normal and I should only be concerned if it happens on an open road. This is a safety issue in my opinion and should not be shrugged off by nissan.
Traveling at 70 MPH on i45, temperature in the 90's and high humidity. Suddenly, the console started to blink and beep with a warning tone, had to cross 3 lanes at high speed, as fast as possible to take the first exit available. I had no idea what to expect. Early that day, while parked at the beach, the car turn off by itself, I turned the ignition key and it started immediately, but we decided to go home. Believe me, reducing the speed would had caused an accident, but crossing the lanes that fast was really scary and dangerous. Meanwhile, my husband started to hyperventilate and we both were shaking. It was an extremely dangerous situation. I entered a parking lot, did not turn off the car and told my husband that dying for a car was not worth it, that we were safe, but I was trembling. Now, what to do? The event stopped as suddenly as it started, we decided to push forward and try to make it home 49.1 miles away. We arrived home and the event did not happen again. I don't know if it is an electric or electronic problem.
I've had the car for five months is 2017 had 44,000 miles varty had problem with the heating core I had to buy a new battery and now when the air-conditioner comes on sometimes the heater comes on I have had a slow takeoff from the stopping position the car doesn't want to have too much power I have seatbelt issues that I can't get the seatbelts put in especially when I have my grandson who is autistic and five years old even my mother will have a hard time back when the seatbelt the brakes I don't know what's going on. Go online and other issues with other 2017 nissan rogue sports are the same problem I'm having but yet there's no recalls and I am very upset with this I have a loan for this car and I feel like I've got a lemon
Tamara recall .... The vehicle was turning left lane on a city street when a car came out of nowhere the sensors didn't beep & the airbags supposedly had been serviced or repaired by dealer but they never deployed & it was a frontal crash . Plus dealer already had knowledge of this type of fault but still didn't bother telling me but put it in 1 of the service maintenance invoices and I think dealer is doing mischief please investigate ... Thank u 4 ur time.... P.s they have done repairs on the vehicle that are not required yet as well I am a certified auto technician a.s.e certifications
Over the last month, I continue to experience the front end collision crash sensor erroneously engaging, almost daily. I also get a front end sensor malfunction warning. The sensor was supposedly replaced twice by the dealership while under warranty, however, I still continue to have these errors pop up. I also hear, when backing up, a rubbing sound like the suspension is bad on the rear of the vehicle. I notified the dealership, but they told me there was no issue found. The driver's seat constantly squeaks, like something is lose underneath (like the bolts attaching it to the frame). There is also a squeaking noise that comes from the back of the vehicle. The dealership told me the sound was coming from the panaramic sunroof, and they tightened the bolts, however, the noise remains. Frequently water becomes trapped in the rear tail lights after getting a car wash. The lights are still functional, for the time being.
On march 16th I had a accident that was a result of a known issue that nissan is not addressing (more if I at www.nissanproblems.com/aeb ). Basically, when leaving a parking garage my car suddenly made beep beep beep sounds and stopped on its own and the car behind me hit my car. I have already reached to the insurance where I would just need to pay $500 deductible for the fix however the fix would only handle the bumper fixing and not the fact that the car is defective. I'd obviously don't want to keep this car. In this case I'd be looking for assistance with nissan, with lease termination and with body injuries. Nissan requires the car to be untouched for their 'investigation' in a certified location (they claim my current shop is not certified even though it is listed in their site it is) where the entire process would take between 4-12 weeks. During this time the car can't be touched and of course not driven. No resolution offered to meantime transportation and expense coverage.
While the vehicle was in motion on both city streets and interstate highways the automatic emergency brake (aeb) has activated when there wasn't any traffic or obstacles present. At one time on the highway it almost caused an accident due to sudden and abrupt unneeded braking slowing the car unexpectedly nearly causing cars behind me to run into me. This vehicle behavior has occurred multiple times.
This car has a serious default rogue sport model 2017. You drive the car up to 50mph and it stops down to 20mph without any notice. It does ! Symbol in the middle and wihthout warning you lose control of the car and it goes down to a low MPH. This is so dangerous if someone is driving behind you closely. This has happened to be on highways as well as local area streets. The car is leased and not even 1 year old. Nissan has not taken this serious and a lot more people have complained, they dont care and I hope you demand they look into this. It has happened 5x in less than a year. I have been in touch with nissan consumer affairs and no one cares!!!!!!!! I refuse to drive this car, its dangerous! Someone at corporate must taken action
My daughter was at a traffic light behind a jeep. The cars began to drive forward after the light turned green. As they were speeding up, the vehicle in front of her slammed on his brakes and the rogue did not stop and ran into the jeep.I leased this car for safety features that did not do what they are advertised to to do. Forward emergency braking did not activate, no audible alerts, and air bags did not deploy. My daughter hit a vehicle in front of her and caused about $8,000 in damage.
My 2017.5 nissan rogue hybrid emergency brake malfunction light has come on 2x. There was no need for the emergency brakes to be engaged. I was driving my car on the highway with no risk of hitting another object. The light has come on several times with no need for the issue to occur.
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