2009 Nissan Rogue Latches, locks and linkages Problems

“Door lock froze to due the cold weather. Nissan Rogue was in a garage when the incident occurred. This same problem has happened the last 3 years and Nissan has always fixed the problem until now. Dealership is saying that the cost of repair will be $800. I will never buy a Nissan again and they have the worst customer service of any major car company I have ever dealt with.”

“The front driver's and passenger's door would not open from the outside. I have called Nissan to find out if there is a recall for my vehicle since I have seen all the other problems online that other people were having the same problem and they said no there was not and to take it into a dealership to have it looked at.”

“Both drivers door and front passenger door locks not working. They are not unlocking with remote or key. The remote opens the rear doors only, then you have to climb in and reach the inside front latch to open the door. Then get out the vehicle and enter thru the front door. Nissan had or has recall on the 2008 rouge for the same problem. Why not on the 2009 Rogue? I goggled my problem with the vehicle and found thousands of people with the same problem. We need a recall on the 2009 as well. Thanks for listening.”

“The driver's, passenger's and rear driver's door locks do not lock/unlock properly. It began with the driver's side door failing to operate properly once every 3-4 weeks. I had the door handle recall work completed in march 2011 so I thought the remote's battery was weak and replaced it in december 2011. Then the malfunction started to occur more frequently. After a few months, the driver's door lock would not unlock for entry to the car or lock once I was inside. To gain entry to the car, I would have to open the driver's rear door and reach forward to unlock the driver's side door. …”

“2009 Nissan Rogue. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle door handles latch assembly freezing problems. The consumer stated the driver's door would not open from the outside. The cable on the actuator had become detached. The dealer attempted to repair it, by re-attaching the cable. In november 2011, during freezing temperatures, the door failed again. The cable had detached again. So the mechanic re-attached it with a wire tie. On december 19, 2013, the door failed again, when the consumer walked around to the passenger side door, he discovered it had failed as well. …”