1995 Nissan Quest Exterior lighting Problems

“Consumer recall 96v253004 concerning rear lamp socket failure. Consumer has received a recall notice from the manufacturer to repair the rear lamp socket. Consumer contacted the dealer, who claimed that this vehicle was not included in the recall. Also, manufacturer confirmed that this vehicle was not part of the recall.”

“While driving on the highway front side cornering lamp on the passenger side, that was located next to the headlights separated and flew off the vehicle. This occurred because the plastic piece on the back side of cornering lamp that held the lamp in place cracked. The screws were not loose.”

“I own a 1995 Nissan Quest van the rear taillights continually fail do to a manufacturer defect in the bulb socket the socket was recalled previously but the fix does not work I talked to a dealer mechanic and he told me they could sell me new sockets for the taillights but they are no better then the ones installed during the past recall it is extremely dangerous when the taillight go out without warning I have been nearly rear ended on 2 occasions .the sockets loosen up and the bulb then does not make contact I have tried to fix the problem my self and also tried to get the dealer to fix…”

“The contact owns a 1995 Nissan Quest. He was the original owner of the vehicle and there were 5 safety recalls on the vehicle. Each of the safety recalls were related to the vehicle, and he never received any safety recall notice. There was never a change of address since purchasing the vehicle. The contact would like to have all of the safety recalls repaired, and an explanation from the manufacturer stating why he never received a notice. The current mileage was 72,792.”

“Back tail light's keep going out, and the dealer thinks water might have gotten into the lights. Dealer has replaced the lights four or five times. However, dealer can't determine the problem.”