NHTSA Complaint #11706522 — 2018 NISSAN KICKS
ENGINE issue reported to NHTSA
Complaint Details
| ODI Number | 11706522 |
| Vehicle | 2018 NISSAN KICKS |
| Component | ENGINE |
| Date of Incident | |
| Date Filed | |
| Mileage | N/A miles |
| Crash | No |
| Fire | No |
| Injuries | 0 |
| Deaths | 0 |
| Vehicle Towed | No |
| State | UT |
Consumer Description
Getting code p0101. When car first starts the throttle response is very low. Once the car warms up to seems to go away but it appears to be a consistent problem. Others are reporting as well for this vehicle.
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