2007 Nissan FRONTIER KING CAB - Ratings, Complaints and Recalls

"radiator coolant leaked into transmission after125,000 miles"

"the radiator cracked, leaking water in to the transmission cooler, causing contamination of the transmission fluid. the caused the transmission to instantly malfunction, ruining all internal electronic parts. no warning signs, service lights, etc. before the transmission was damaged. transmission repair shop says this is very common and is going to cost $3900 to repair the vehicle."

"i, just found that nissan had a malfunctioning in the 2007 nissan frontier pick up trucks. i, have 2007 nissan frontier le truck where my transmission has been acting up. have, to give it alot of rpms for it to take off, but once it gets going its does ok. keep, in mind it doesn't down shift down at all and the od light stays on. could, you please help me? could, it be a blown fuse? my, cell is [xxx] email is [xxx]. information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6)."

"2007 nissan frontier crew cab: entering the 100,000 mile marker the truck started to feel like it was skipping. then the truck stalled while at the grocery store. i tried to get it started and after 15 minutes it did start. aaa tested battery, starter and alternators. they were all fine. later drove truck to continue grocery shopping and it stalled in the main traffic lane. pushed truck to safer place. then it started again. autozone computer test revealed sensor p)335 and a recommendation to replace flywheel. internet search revealed issues with power train and anti freeze entering the transmission due to faulty parts. nearly 3000. reports of same issue. disappointed that nissan did not take responsibility for their use of compromised materials in building their cars and trucks. if nissan is using faulty or weak materials, then might as well buy american."

"i bought a 2007 nissan frontier from a car dealership in boise idaho called larry h miller i purchase a vehicle and about a month later i noticed it was making noise coming from the rear end come to find out what is the transmission of the radiator falters and i had coolant in my radiator and my radiator coolant in my transmission i called larry h miller and there was a $500 copay to pay before they would even look at it i did not have that kind of money sticking around it's not in my paperwork anywhere about a $500 copay it was under warranty at the time of fault and approximately six months later the truck went totally blank transmission went totally out i from when i understand i'm stuck with it i just want to know if meson would be responsible to to pay for the transmission sit in my driveway and i'm being garnished for the vehicle as we speak. the noise that it would make his as if somebody would ran over a rumble strip and that noise started between 43 and 48 miles an hour"

"complete transmission failure including engine radiator due the nissan design. *tr"

"transmission contaminated with engine coolant @ 81,000 miles. catastrophic transmission failure, engine overheated and the vehicle quit moving. occurred while in motion on a rural road and vehicle had to be towed home."

"coolant got mixed in with transmission fluid and truck stopped running."

"my name is mrs.[xxx]. on 5.29.2019, my vehicle's transmission failed as a result of a manufacturing defect. i took my vehicle to aamco and had it repaired at a cost of $5,258.45 . while my vehicle was being repaired i discovered there are numerous tax paying consumers who have experienced the same mechanical failure. i, also, discovered despite knowing about this problem, nissan has refused and/or failed to recall these vehicles or notify the owners about these potential dangers. had the corporation notified the owners the major transmission. failure could have been averted with a simple procedure at a cost of $700- $1,000 . instead the company kept silent about the issues. as a result american consumers have been footing the bill for nissan's defect, to the toon of thousands of dollars. i contacted nissan's ceo seekng reimbursement for the $5,258.45 out of pocket expenses it took to fix nissan's manufacturing defect. i was referred to the consumer affairs department by ceo hiroto sarkawa. consumer agent [xxx] id # [xxx] initially denied my request verbally alleging that because i took my vehicle to an outside mechanic i am not eligible for rereimbursement. however in writing she claimed nissan was unable to offer financial assistance with the repair of the transmission due to the vehicle being outside of your new vehicle limited warranty information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6). *tr"

"at 132,000 miles my transmission and radiator failed at the same time. i have come to understand that this is a known defect in nissans. i did not know this was an ongoing problem with nissans. the cost to repair is going to be more than $5000. this is terrible."