Nissan Leaf Change Vehicle

"A/C weakened and then stopped working. Needed a part replaced by dealer. Covered by warranty"

"It quit working. Took it in to be serviced, completely covered by warranty, no problems since"

"Ironically, leaves got into the area between the windshield and hood, and they clogged up the fan blower causing it to need replacements"

"Stopped working and Nissan replaced it without charge and lent me a car while mine was in the shop"

"Complete failure"

"The blower came on but no hot air came out just cold air"

"Heater system is electric and some component failed. Repaired under warranty. My nearest dealer had no technician certified to work on this system so I had to go to the nearest big city dealer - fortunately within driving range on full charge. Of course fully charge by dealer at no cost to me for trip home"

"Heater system stopped working. Recalled. Replaced without charge. BUT had to reschedule the time for repair multiple times because of Nissan's difficulties getting the part(s)"

"Stopped working"

"Heater first worked poorly and then stopped blowing hot air"

"Heater unit stopped working; replaced under warranty"

"heater unit failed, replaced under warranty"

"Heater anemic and hot air stops before car gets very warm. Two attempts to fix it by dealer failed; we gave up"

"The heater element went out during the (literally) coldest week of the year. I was without heat for 2 days. Fortunately Nissan provided a gas powered loaner car which could provide copious heat!"

"Heater did not function. Only blew cold air. Dealership repaired at no charge but kept car for 2 and 1/2 days"

"The heater coil failed.It took over 3 weeks to be repaired due to lack of parts"

"This was a factory recall. Fixed at no cost"

"Large leak in one of the hoses. The A/C did not work at all."

"Design of climate control system apparently was faulty. Refrigerant line connection would not accommodate normal movement of components and cracking occurred resulting in loss of refrigerant. Repaired under warranty"

"Refrigerant leaks twice in first three years of lease"

"One day I noticed the air conditioner would not turn on the compressor. I took it to the dealer, they claim to have replaced a hose, which was last October. Has worked since, so they successfully repaired it"

"One of the hoses has been replaced twice for the same problem"

"hose leak"

"Car was about 6 months old, a/c blew hot air. High pressure hose leaked, cracked at the condenser connection, a/c oil was empty"

"A cracked pipe meant that refrigerant was leaking out, so the cooling system didn't work during warm summer weather, and the dehumidifying system didn't work to clear windows during a wet fall and winter"

"A/C quit blowing cold air. Nissan replace some lines under warranty. Seems OK now"

"AC stopped working, dealer repaired under warranty, believed they said a hose or hoses were leaking, replaced freon, works fine now"

"All of the AC refrigerant leaked out due to a design flaw that I was told has been addressed on newer models. Was covered under warranty but took a day to get fixed with an update part to prevent it from happening again"

"Metal high pressure freon tubing has a weak connection that causes the refrigerant to leak out. Nissan is aware of the problem, has an after market conversion kit to fix the problem, and does the repair for free. The repair 3 months ago is working"

"It un-pairs but I don't know whether it's he car or the phone"

"Had system replaced under warranty. No problem since"

"The SD card for the entire system did not work. The dealer bought a new card from Nissan and that still doesn't fix the problem. It is at the dealer today...hopefully it can be fixed"

"Phase in and out"

"Like my wife, the car just doesn't understand me. If I change to a falsetto voce, it catches more of my commands"

"After recharging the 12-volt battery when it died, the dealer determined a short occurred when reconnecting the battery. This short affected the Master Cylinder. Every time I pressed the brakes when the car was on, it made terrible noises. The car was terribly unsafe to drive. I found removing the fuse for the VDC system caused the brakes to be functional enough to be driven safely and the noises were gone. However, the brake pedal must have a great deal of force applied. The dealer wants over $2,800 for the repair, which I cannot afford. So, I'm now the only one to drive the car because people aren't used to having to apply so much force to the brake pedal. Likewise, when I drive a normally functioning car, I must adjust to a much lighter touch on the brake pedal."

"All emergency lights on the dashboard flashed. Dealer technician had to order entire new brake system. He said 1 week, then will check other systems if problem not fixed."