What does it mean when Nissan Sentra says malfunction?

What does it mean when Nissan Sentra says malfunction?

potential emissions control malfunction
MALFUNCTION INDICATOR LIGHT This indicator light displays as an engine symbol and may indicate a potential emissions control malfunction. However, this light may come on if the fuel-filler cap is loose or missing or if your Sentra is low on fuel.

Is there a problem with Nissan Sentra AEB?

It is most likely a newly identified flaw. Nissan notes that the problem does not effect driving ability. Nissan also notes that the warning is doing its job, and critical safety systems are not affected. The 2019 Nissan Sentra, went on sale starting August 14 at Nissan dealers nationwide.

Is there a problem with Nissan Sentras automatic emergency braking?

Sometimes systems break or malfunction. Faulty modules used in Nissan Intelligent Safety Shield Automatic Emergency Braking systems are not working properly on Nissan Sentras and possibly other Nissan models such as the Nissan Altima, Armanda or Murano. Update 10/9/19 NHTSA is investigating the problem over 129 complaints for a possible recall.

When to turn off Automatic Emergency Braking ( AEB )?

You can also turn off the AEB when you start the vehicle. Some of our readers have reported success by taking their affected Nissan Murano, Sentra, Altima or Armada to a different dealership, that was able to get the correct part and at least replace the sensor.

When does the front sensor go out on a Nissan Sentra?

”The front sensor keep showing the “front sensor unavailable” followed by the crash icon at all times of the day, and all speeds including in the stopped position. The sensor goes out regardless of whether or not there are other vehicles near the car.” – 2018 Sentra owner in TX

It is most likely a newly identified flaw. Nissan notes that the problem does not effect driving ability. Nissan also notes that the warning is doing its job, and critical safety systems are not affected. The 2019 Nissan Sentra, went on sale starting August 14 at Nissan dealers nationwide.

Sometimes systems break or malfunction. Faulty modules used in Nissan Intelligent Safety Shield Automatic Emergency Braking systems are not working properly on Nissan Sentras and possibly other Nissan models such as the Nissan Altima, Armanda or Murano. Update 10/9/19 NHTSA is investigating the problem over 129 complaints for a possible recall.

You can also turn off the AEB when you start the vehicle. Some of our readers have reported success by taking their affected Nissan Murano, Sentra, Altima or Armada to a different dealership, that was able to get the correct part and at least replace the sensor.

”The front sensor keep showing the “front sensor unavailable” followed by the crash icon at all times of the day, and all speeds including in the stopped position. The sensor goes out regardless of whether or not there are other vehicles near the car.” – 2018 Sentra owner in TX