Juke

All recall notices.

1. Juke (F16) Front Seat Belt

   R/2025/118 · 7 Apr 2025

   7 Apr 2025

   Defect

   On affected vehicles the front seat belt may have been accidentally damaged during the parts preparation for assembly.

   Remedy

   The retailers will inspect vehicles as identified as potentially affected and replace any affected seat belt assemblies.

   Build window

   Built 2 Apr 2024 – 6 Sep 2024

   ~4,342 vehicles affected

2. Juke (F16) Qashqai (J12) and Leaf (ZE1) VIN Scan

   R/2024/234 · 17 Jun 2024

   17 Jun 2024

   Defect

   On affected vehicles the VIN stored in the vehicle system may not match the actual VIN of the vehicle. This may lead to a situation where a vehicle user can see information related to a different vehicle resulting in a data security breach.

   Remedy

   Replace the navigation display / control unit and the telematics control unit.

   Build window

   Built 14 Oct 2019 – 1 Jun 2023

   ~2 vehicles affected

3. Juke (F16) Right Hand Rear Door

   R/2024/179 · 25 Apr 2024

   25 Apr 2024

   Defect

   On affected vehicles the right-hand rear door welds may be out of specification. The door may rattle and a side impact may increase the risk of deformation. In the extreme impact could cause the hinge to fail and the door to open.

   Remedy

   Replace the rear right-hand door.

   Build window

   Built 14 Nov 2023 – 20 Nov 2023

   ~8 vehicles affected

4. A potential concern affecting the HEVC (Hybrid Electric Vehicle Control) module software has been identified which may cause a module reset of affected vehicles. Simultaneous pressing of brake and accelerator could cause engine stumble or stall.

   R/2023/096 · 19 Apr 2023

   19 Apr 2023

   Defect

   A potential concern affecting the HEVC (Hybrid Electric Vehicle Control) module software has been identified which may cause a module reset of affected vehicles. Simultaneous pressing of brake and accelerator could cause engine stumble or stall.

   Remedy

   Update the HEVC module software

   Build window

   Built 16 Jun 2022 – 14 Dec 2022

   ~3,157 vehicles affected

5. THE REAR SEAT BACK MAY NOT BE SECURELY LATCHED WHEN RETURNED TO THE UPRIGHT POSITION AFTER FOLDING.

   R/2021/345 · 21 Oct 2021

   21 Oct 2021

   Defect

   The rear seat back may not be securely latched when returned to the upright position after folding.

   Remedy

   Replace both rear seat lock knobs with a countermeasure part.

   Build window

   Built 18 Sep 2019 – 28 Aug 2020

   ~13,569 vehicles affected

6. THE DRIVER'S AIR BAG MAY TEAR DURING INFLATION

   R/2021/074 · 30 Mar 2021

   30 Mar 2021

   Defect

   The drivers� bag may tear during inflation.

   Remedy

   Replace the drivers� airbag of all potentially affected vehicles.

   Build window

   Built 4 Apr 2019 – 30 May 2019

   ~7,095 vehicles affected

7. POSSIBLE REDUCED RETENTION FORCE OF THE REAR DOOR CHILD LOCK SWITCH

   R/2020/220 · 14 Aug 2020

   14 Aug 2020

   Defect

   Possible reduced retention force of the Rear Door Child Lock switch.

   Remedy

   Fit a countermeasure part into the child lock door switch aperture of all potentially affected vehicles.

   Build window

   Built 28 Sep 2015 – 3 Mar 2018

   ~299,631 vehicles affected

8. INTERNAL IGNITION SWITCH SPRING MAY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED WITH A SURFACE DEFECT

   R/2018/233 · 5 Sep 2018

   5 Sep 2018

   Defect

   Ignition Switch spring defect may cause engine to be turned off while driving

   Remedy

   Inspect and where necessary replace the Ignition Switch

   Build window

   Built 3 Apr 2017 – 13 Jun 2017

   ~1,046 vehicles affected

9. REAR OXYGEN SENSOR MAY FAIL

   R/2016/157 · 25 Jul 2016

   25 Jul 2016

   Defect

   If an electrical short occurs in the supply to the rear oxygen sensor the senor will fail but the driver will not see an immediate warning. A MIL warning may display after continued driving depending on driving/vehicle characteristics.

   Remedy

   Reprogram the ECU to display a warning if the rear oxygen sensor fails.

   Build window

   Built 5 Jun 2014 – 25 May 2016

   ~7,393 vehicles affected

10. ENGINE PUSH START SWITCH MAY MALFUNCTION

    R/2015/133 · 4 Aug 2015

    4 Aug 2015

    Defect

    On affected models with a push start ignition switch the switch may remain in the pressed position and not return after switching the engine on. If the vehicle continues to be driven in this condition the emergency engine stop function may operate and cause the engine to unintentionally stop.

    Remedy

    Inspect and where necessary modify the push start switch housing.

    Build window

    Built 26 Jun 2013 – 1 May 2014

    ~10,248 vehicles affected

11. FUEL MAY LEAK

    R/2014/167 · 30 Mar 2015

    30 Mar 2015

    Defect

    On affected vehicles the fuel pressure sensor may not have been tightened to the correct specification. Heat and engine vibration may cause the sensor to loosen and in extreme cases allow fuel to leak.

    Remedy

    Tighten fuel pressure sensor on affected vehicles

    Build window

    Built 25 Jan 2012 – 6 May 2014

    ~3,489 vehicles affected

12. AIRBAG MAY RELEASE HIGH TEMPERATURE GASES

    R/2013/019 · 25 Feb 2013

    25 Feb 2013

    Defect

    In the event that the driver airbag is deployed during a frontal impact small holes may occur on the surface of the airbag. The holes are caused by high temperature gases from the airbag inflator exhausting directly onto the surface of the airbag material. The high temperature gas/airbag material may contact the drivers skin. The deployment performance of the driver airbag is not affected.

    Remedy

    To replace the driver airbag with new.

    Build window

    Built 7 Jun 2012 – 4 Jul 2012

    ~2,498 vehicles affected

13. FUEL MAY LEAK

    R/2012/024 · 3 Apr 2012

    3 Apr 2012

    Defect

    Nissan has identified that the fuel rail pressure sensor of some vehicles may have not been correctly tightened to the fuel rail of the engine and may loosen gradually due to heat and vibration of the engine. If left undetected and the vehicle continues to be driven in this condition in extreme cases fuel leakage may occur.

    Remedy

    Re-tighten the pressure sensor and replace the pressure sensor gasket if required.

    Build window

    Built 8 Mar 2010 – 30 Jan 2012

    ~4,690 vehicles affected

14. ENGINE MAY STALL

    R/2011/166 · 23 Jan 2012

    23 Jan 2012

    Defect

    The Turbocharger boost sensor bracket may separate from the air inlet tube. This means the boost pressure may be measured incorrectly and the engine warning lamp may be illuminated. During low-speed driving this could cause the engine to stall and not restart

    Remedy

    Inspect and if necessary replace the air inlet tube with a new one

    Build window

    Built 8 Mar 2010 – 14 Nov 2011

    ~2,741 vehicles affected

15. BRAKES MAY NOT PERFORM CORRECTLY

    R/2010/226 · 16 Dec 2010

    16 Dec 2010

    Defect

    It is possible that the vehicles brake fluid maybe contaminated with mineral oil. This can cause the seals within the system to swell and affect their sealing properties. This may require drivers to apply additional force to the foot brake and could increase stopping distances.

    Remedy

    Recall affected vehicles to have the system flushed and replenished with clean fluid.

    Build window

    Built 8 Nov 2010 – 9 Nov 2010

    ~69 vehicles affected