Nissan Juke Recalls

The Nissan Juke has 11 recalls covering the 2011–2017 model years, with the most serious being a brake master cylinder defect on 2015–2017 Nismo RS models where fluid leaks into the brake booster, reducing braking performance and extending stopping distances. The 2015 model year more broadly shares a related brake master cylinder issue where fluid leaking into the booster can degrade brake function.

The 2013–2014 model years have a start/stop button that can stick in its housing, causing road vibrations to repeatedly trigger the emergency engine shutoff while driving and stall the engine without warning.

On 2012 models, the rear seat back strikers can deform or partially separate in a frontal crash, leaving the rear seatback unsecured and raising the risk of injury to rear passengers.

The 2011–2012 model years have a fuel pressure sensor on the engine's fuel delivery rail that can loosen and leak fuel, which creates a fire risk near any ignition source. Prior repair attempts on some of these vehicles did not fully resolve the issue, as the sensor was not always tightened correctly during the remedy, leading to follow-up recalls covering 2011 and 2011–2012 vehicles.

The 2011 model year also has two engine-related issues: a turbocharger boost sensor bracket weld that can fail and separate from the air inlet tube, causing the engine to stall at idle or enter a reduced-power mode.