What to do if your Nissan Rogue is stalling?
Before troubleshooting any automotive issue, including stalling issues with the Rogue, make sure that you check the vehicles trouble codes with an OBD2 scanner. Trouble codes are always a great place to start diagnosing problems on today’s modern computer controlled vehicles. Without them, you are in the dark. These codes are vital to diagnosis.
Why is my Nissan Quest engine stalling out?
This is a common problem, as the ECU on the Quests is outside, in the engine bay. Folks on Questdriver forum reported many times they had all kinds of stalling issues due to ECU housing corrosion. It just happened to me!
What kind of problem does Nissan Rogue have?
Mine is a 2010 Nissan Rogue 360 AWD. At about 60k miles, the transmission heated and caused 55 mph to be maximum speed. It happened after sitting outside on a hot sunny day. Going uphill at 75 mpg, it dropped down to 55 mph maximum pedal. A transmission cooler fixed the problem.
What causes a Nissan Leaf to stall out?
Folks on Questdriver forum reported many times they had all kinds of stalling issues due to ECU housing corrosion. It just happened to me! I was working on the throttle pedal and had the position sensor plug disconnected.
Why does my Nissan Rogue stall all the time?
One of the most common issues your Nissan Rogueis likely to develop is a stalling problem. The most challenging part of diagnosing a stalling problem is reproducing the conditions that led to the stall in the first place. Stalls can happen at any time, and it can be incredibly jarring when it does happen.
What’s the problem with my Nissan Rogue 2013?
Nissan Rogue 2013, battery kept dying; so after place a new in..it won’t say a word.. Dashboard lights came on and then ii had to have several jump offs…It keep cutoff when I stop or slow down; we could only jumpoff on the bolt so he thought a bad positive charge cable end; then we notice the fuse from the battery to the cable was blew
Why does my Nissan Rogue make a hissing sound?
We got a Rogue on 10/2013 and just started having the same problem. Our looses speed and makes a hissing sound too. It has turned off once so far. This seems to happen only on trips of 30 minutes or longer though. Running around town is no problem. It seems that the A/C aggravates the problem.
Folks on Questdriver forum reported many times they had all kinds of stalling issues due to ECU housing corrosion. It just happened to me! I was working on the throttle pedal and had the position sensor plug disconnected.
What does it mean when car starts up then stalls?
I would start the car and the car would initialize then start to get to idle at about 750 to 1K rpm and stall out. If I started while tapping the gas the vehicle would stay running and would not have the issue. The issue would happen intermittantly.
Why does my Nissan Rogue stall while driving?
Running around town is no problem. It seems that the A/C aggravates the problem. This started about 8 months after we bought it. Sometime the engine stays on but the gas pedal will not accelerate at all. The couple of times this has happened I pull over, wait about 5 minutes and I’m on my way.
Mine is a 2010 Nissan Rogue 360 AWD. At about 60k miles, the transmission heated and caused 55 mph to be maximum speed. It happened after sitting outside on a hot sunny day. Going uphill at 75 mpg, it dropped down to 55 mph maximum pedal. A transmission cooler fixed the problem.
This is a common problem, as the ECU on the Quests is outside, in the engine bay. Folks on Questdriver forum reported many times they had all kinds of stalling issues due to ECU housing corrosion. It just happened to me!
I would start the car and the car would initialize then start to get to idle at about 750 to 1K rpm and stall out. If I started while tapping the gas the vehicle would stay running and would not have the issue. The issue would happen intermittantly.
We got a Rogue on 10/2013 and just started having the same problem. Our looses speed and makes a hissing sound too. It has turned off once so far. This seems to happen only on trips of 30 minutes or longer though. Running around town is no problem. It seems that the A/C aggravates the problem.