2013 Nissan Rogue Seat belts Problems

“Air bag light would no cut off causing issues with air bag deployment. I was advised by the dealership that there is a recall for model years 2014-2017 for same issue but not for my vehicle (2013).”

“The 2013 Nissan Rogue I was driving was struck a glancing blow starting from the center front through the driver's front left quarter panel and door. The frontal impact was strong enough to break the front support extruded steel brace in three places and decimate the grill, light, bumper, quarter panel and door skin. There are two problems I would like to report. One the side impact and seat air bags did not deploy at all; however the driver's air bag did deploy slowly after the impact. It did not completely deploy until after I exited the vehicle. …”

“Purchased vehicle left lot, it drove fine on the highway. As we were exiting the highway, waiting at a red light, the vehicle started vibrating and rumbling. The check engine goes on and off and the passenger seatbelt light doesn't go off when the belt is clicked.”

“The cars passenger airbag light will stay illuminated as off when no one or nothing is in the seat. This light should go off within 7 seconds of the car turning on. And when an adult passenger of adequate size gets in the seat it may or may not remain off. This means that the airbag may not deploy if needed because the ocs sensor is not properly registering the weight of the passenger. The passenger seatbelt light will also remain on after a passenger exits the vehicle as if someone is still seating there and needs to apply the seatbelt. Another fault of the ocs sensor. …”

“At 156k I'm getting told I have to replace my slipping transmission. I just recently had to replace my lower control arms. Diagnosed to replace my CV axle. Also, last year I had to pay to have my seat belts fixed since the rear passenger belts would not buckle leaving serious safety risks for my children”