NISSAN Z Recalls

The Nissan Z has 4 recalls, all affecting 2023-2024 models and all centered on the same safety system: a pop-up engine hood designed to lift during a pedestrian impact, which can fail to activate and increase the risk of injury to a struck pedestrian. Two separate wiring and mounting issues can prevent this system from working. On 2023-2024 vehicles, the pedestrian detection sensor connectors on the right side of the front bumper harness can be installed in reverse, preventing the system from recognizing a pedestrian strike and triggering the hood. Separately, fasteners securing the left-side front bumper reinforcement clip can loosen on 2023-2024 models, which also interferes with hood activation. The 2023 model year is the only one subject to all four filings, as prior repair attempts addressed overlapping versions of these two root problems across different production batches.