2004 NISSAN TITAN Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2004 Nissan Titan has 10 recalls, the most serious involving wiring in the rear door harnesses on King Cab models that can break over time and, if those broken wires contact each other, cause the seatbelt pretensioners to fire unexpectedly. The same broken door harness wires can also disable the front passenger seat sensor and the rear audio system. There is also a column shifter concern on trucks with column-mounted gear selectors: the shift lever assembly can fail to hold the transmission in Park when the ignition is off, which creates a rollaway risk. On Crew Cab models, the rear center seatbelt can get stuck in its automatic locking mode and become impossible to pull out, leaving that seating position without a usable belt in a crash. The rear pillar where the rear seatbelt upper anchor attaches may not absorb enough energy in a crash, raising the risk of injury to anyone sitting near that area. There is also an air conditioning condenser fan motor on certain 2005-2006 model year vehicles that can accumulate moisture, corrode internally, and draw excess electrical current.