Inflammation Dangers of Nissan Frontier
A huge number of Frontier pickup trucks are facing a recall due to inflammation risks connected with electrical system.
More than 13,000 trucks are suspected of a wrongly installed circuit breaker positioning wires in such a way that they might reach metal details of the A-pillar. Eventually the metal bolt can draw closer to the harness, which can cause a short circuit. Apart from inflammation, the situation can lead to failures of electric drives of the sunroof and seats.
Misplacing of the wiring can be found in the cars produced in 2012 – 2014 model years. No accident reports have been transferred to the company yet. The Japanese carmaker will eliminate the problems of the affected cars for free.
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