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Takata recall the air bag device signal keep blinking this "takata air bag is what"S happening to my car as well. This is said to be very dangerous. I need to be safe while driving this car.
Vehicle stationary..started the vehicle airbag light flashing..passenger airbag status light show off even when some is sitting in the seat. Vehicle taken to dealership where tech report passenger airbag senor not working...dealership repair $3100...
Passenger airbag light came on after my 8 year old was seating in the front seat while car was parked. Scan code B1018 occupant sensor malfunctioned. Called Nissan which noted that its a known issue with the 2008 Rogue models and still has a recall campaign for that year but my 2009 model is not included. But ironically the same exact issue exist with both model and fixing the issue will cost me $1000. There numerous complaints on the same issue for Nissan Rogue models 2008 - 2010 but Nissan is taking no action especially with a major airbag safety issue like so.
Exact same issue as for ntb08-095 recall affecting 2008 Nissan Rogue but called Nissan and they do not cover this for the 2009. Ocu malfunction code B1018.
My air bag warning light blinking all the time, when I took to the dealer they advice me to replace air bag and sensors it cost more than $2000. A fuel gauge light on dash board is dropped when it's full tank.
- Silverspring Md, MD, USA
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Started the vehicle one day and the airbag light on the dashboard was on. The passenger airbag indicator was also on, which indicates that said airbag is disabled but there was no one in the seat. Looking up the dashboard's airbag light flashing sequence in the service manual (one long blink followed by five quick blinks), the problem stems from the occupant classification system sensor that is embedded in the passenger seat bucket. Research shows that this is a safety component which has been in other service bulletins for various Nissan vehicles. For the Rogue, the recall campaign bulletin ntb-095D covers this exact issue but only for 2008 units. Forum posts by owners appear to indicate that many others have had this issue for vehicles not covered in said bulletin. The cost to replace the seat is around $2,000, since Nissan can not replace the sensor itself. This is cost prohibitive considering that the vehicle has not been in an accident. It presents failure on the vehicle's safety system, which contrary to mechanical systems is subject to minimal wear (if any), significantly reducing the vehicles usability unless the owner is willing to take the unnecessary risk of using it in the mean time.
My airbag passenger side light on the dash and on the right hand side of the vehicle came on at 100,000. This made me research recalls. I can not believe all the recalls for this problem except for 2009. Even though the car was built in 2008. I guess we are going to wait until people die until this will be done. We are to pay for it when this was a known problem. I really like my Nissan but I can not put my family at risk of being hurt or even killed. I will not repurchase a Nissan again. I guess it is cheaper to not fix it than to pay out settlements. The vehicle was never in an accident. Or hit a big bump.
The contact owns a 2009 Nissan Rogue. While starting the vehicle, the air bag warning indicator illuminated, which was a safety concern. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified and referred the contact to the local dealer. The local dealer was not contacted. The failure mileage was 93,000.
The air bag indicator light blinks on the instrument panel and the passenger airbag indicator light (near the gear shifter) stays on all the time. The Nissan customer forums indicate this is a significant problem with the OCS airbag sensor located in the passenger seat. Nissan has not recalled this vehicle to correct this safety issue. Nissan refers owners to the local dealer's service center to have it replaced at the owner's expense.
Takata recall. After the crash the airbag went out but not inflated. I was on a highway and because of a water bump the vehicle moves and crash with the highway division throwing the vehicle to the emergency lane and stoped inmediately. After that I removed very easy the airbag and walk away from the vehicle.seatbelts locked.
'takata recall". I got into May 2009 Nissan Rogue when all sudden my airbag light indicated airbag had been inflated. Light indicator shows steering wheel inflated. I called Nissan 1-800 was told to call local dealer who sold me car. Called world car Nissan and person was very rude when asked if it was dangerous to drive or if there was a recall on the airbag. I'm very concerned it may inflate without notice or may not work if needed. This is obviously a problem as I read the 2008 airbags were recalled for same issue.
My passenger airbag light came on, dealer told me it was a bad sensor and needed to be replaced and it would cost at least $1,200. I am the original owner and when it is something that concerns safety, Nissan should make due to it's promise and do the repairs for the customer.
Recent bump in road caused side air bags to deploy, but not the front. Now having to replace entire seat because censor is bad on passenger air bag side. Will not pass inspection. 2008 models have a recall, but 2009's do not.
My 2009 Rogue air bag light came on and I took it to the dealership. They said it would be $2200 to fix and that if I was in a wreck the air bags may or may not work. I'm seeing a lot of people have this issue and it's a huge safety concern that Nissan needs to address. I will never buy another Nissan. The sensor that need to be replaced is in the car seat. Why was it designed like that"?" stupid!
The contact owns a 2009 Nissan Rogue. While driving at an unknown speed, the air bag warning indicator illuminated and blinked. The failure recurred. The failure was not diagnosed and was not reported to a local dealer. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure was not repaired. The failure mileage was 160,000
The contact owns a 2009 Nissan Rogue. Upon starting the vehicle and while driving various speeds, the air bag warning indicator illuminated. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The contact mentioned that she recently purchased the vehicle. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue. The failure mileage was 59,000.
Passenger side seat belt sensor warning light remains lit at all timeswhether or not there is a passenger in the seat regardless if the vehicle is moving or not.
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- Charlotte, NC, USA