First Tesla, now Nissan? This is getting out of hand—or falling off in your hand, rather.
, but the recall was due to an"abundance of caution," according to the NHTSA report. According to that same report, 1,063 Ariyas are subject to this recall with an estimated 1 percent being affected.The repair is to simply remove the steering wheel bolt and replace it with a new one.
If it goes well , the technician will then place a"match mark" with a paint pen or marker on the head of the bolt and the steering wheels internal framework. That's when they use Nissan's CONSULT 4 to adjust the steering angle sensor's neutral position and recalibrate the steering torque for the ADAS.subject to this recall, and it will be performed as a recall repair at no cost to the owner.
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