3 recalls across 2 model years
The Nissan Pulsar has 3 recalls spanning the 1983 to 1987 model years, with the most serious being a cracked fuel tank inlet pipe joint on 1987 models that can allow fuel to seep out and ignite, causing a vehicle fire.
On 1983 models, the secondary hood latch can be damaged if operated in the wrong direction, eventually causing it to separate. If the primary latch is also not fully engaged or is released while driving, the hood can fly open and block the driver's forward view, creating a crash risk. The third recall, also on 1987 models, involves a failed electrical contact spring in the throttle body mixture heater that causes the vehicle to fall outside exhaust emissions compliance requirements.
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