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Nissan faces probe due to potential engine failures in over 450,000 vehicles

The Japanese automaker has attempted to address these issues by revising multiple manufacturing processes.

On Dec. 15, the National Highway of Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) U.S. Office of Defect Investigation (ODI) announced its plan to initiate a preliminary investigation into over 450,000 Nissan Rogue (2021-2023), Altima (2019-2021), and Infiniti Qx50 vehicles (2019-2021). 

Several vehicle owners have reported engine failures, loss of power, engine knocking noises, metal chunks, and shavings found in the oil pans of cars equipped with the KR15DDT and KR20DDET engines. 

The Japanese automaker has attempted to address these issues by revising multiple manufacturing processes. However, the ODI may need to expand the investigation. 

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Jaelyn Campbell
Jaelyn Campbell
Jaelyn Campbell is a staff writer/reporter for CBT News. She is a recent honors cum laude graduate with a BFA in Mass Media from Valdosta State University. Jaelyn is an enthusiastic creator with more than four years of experience in corporate communications, editing, broadcasting, and writing. Her articles in The Spectator, her hometown newspaper, changed how people perceive virtual reality. She connects her readers to the facts while providing them a voice to understand the challenges of being an entrepreneur in the digital world.

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