2014 NISSAN ROGUE Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2014 Nissan Rogue has 14 recalls, the most serious involving steering that can fail completely, a fuel pump that can stall the engine without warning, and a folding ignition key that can shut the vehicle off while driving. The steering concern involves a bolt at the intermediate shaft connection that can loosen and fall out, causing the driver to lose steering control. On the fuel side, an internal pump defect can cause the engine to stall or refuse to restart with no warning. The folding key issue is related: if the key blade collapses toward the folded position while driving, contact with it can cut the ignition, killing the engine and disabling power steering, power brakes, and potentially preventing airbag deployment in a crash. There are two separate fire risks. Water can pool under the driver's floor mat and reach the wiring harness, where it can cause a short circuit and a fire even when the vehicle is parked. A corroded under-dash electrical connector in the driver's footwell can also drain the battery and raise the same fire risk. On the chassis side, a lug nut on the right-side wheels may not have been tightened to spec, which can allow a wheel to loosen and separate from the vehicle. The rear liftgate support struts can also corrode and break, allowing the rear hatch to drop without warning.