Nissan intends to recall 250,000 cars in China involving 8 thousand cars in China

According to Reuters, Nissan Motor announced on February 23 that it will recall a total of about 250,000 vehicles worldwide, including Juke and Infiniti M models, including more than 8,000 Tiida cars in China. The main reason for the recall was the risk of oil leakage in the above-mentioned engine fuel system.

Nissan said it will recall 250,000 cars worldwide, including: about 93,000 Serena mini-cars made in Japan, Infiniti M and QX models; 8,818 small cars made in China; and manufactured in the UK Juke crossover; March/Micra hatchback made in India. The production time of the above models is between August 2009 and January 2012.

In China, Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. submitted a recall report to the AQSIQ and decided to recall the MR16-equipped engines produced from April 19, 2011 to December 28, 2011 starting from March 20, 2012. Failure Trent car.

Nissan explained that in the fuel rail of the direct injection engine of the above-mentioned vehicle, the pressure sensor's locking torque is insufficient, and it may gradually loosen from the oil rail, resulting in the occurrence of oil leakage and the risk of causing a dangerous accident. Nissan plans to rectify the mechanical error after recalling the relevant vehicle and re-tighten the pressure sensor.

A Nissan spokesperson stated that until now, this technical failure has not caused any casualties or traffic accidents.