NHTSA Complaint #10055452 — 2001 NISSAN FRONTIER ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE

Complaint Details

ODI Number	10055452
Vehicle	2001 NISSAN FRONTIER
Component	ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE
Date of Incident	January 20, 2004
Date Filed	January 20, 2004
Mileage	N/A miles
Crash	No
Fire	No
Injuries	0
Deaths	0
Vehicle Towed	No
State	CA

Consumer Description

WHILE DRIVING ENGINE CHECK LIGHT APPEARED ON THE DASHBOARD UNTIL THE VEHICLE WAS TURNED OFF. CONSUMER TOOK VEHICLE TO DEALER FOR ANALYSIS , AND MECHANIC NOTICED THAT THE COMPUTER NEEDED REPLACING DUE TO A WORN OUT PART. *AK

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