2009 NISSAN PATHFINDER Complaints and Recall Information

The 2009 NISSAN PATHFINDER has 0 complaints and 13 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to safety system components and replacement parts, as reflected in the recall data. No direct complaints have been recorded with regard to performance or reliability.

Thirteen recalls affect various systems including the navigation unit, suspension, and airbag assemblies. These recalls address defects that may compromise safety and require repairs or part replacements from dealers or authorized technicians.

• GPS battery overheating. NHTSA recall 10V401000 covers 7,948 vehicles equipped with Garmin Nuvi model 750 navigation systems. Batteries can overheat causing fire risk. Nissan will replace the battery and add a spacer free of charge, with repairs by Garmin technicians.
• Lower control arm weld defect. NHTSA recall 10E019000 involves 1,873 vehicles due to improperly welded cylindrical collars on front and rear lower control links. Weld failure can degrade handling and cause crashes. Dealers will replace affected lower links without charge.
• Driver airbag emblem detachment. NHTSA recall 23V067000 affects 404,690 vehicles because the resin emblem on the driver airbag cover may crack and detach upon deployment. Detached parts can injure occupants. Dealers will replace the airbag cover; owners were notified in December 2023.

Owners facing repeated repairs related to these safety defects or unresolved recall notices may have rights under state lemon laws. Consulting a consumer protection attorney specializing in automotive issues could be beneficial for unresolved concerns.