P0335

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2018 JEEP COMPASS with 600.0 miles

Engine shut off without warning while driving on interstate highway. Received messages service transmission and service engine. Coasted to stop on shoulder of road. Car would not restart for about 10 minutes. Checked codes afterwards; shows P0339 crankshaft position sensor a circuit intermittent and P0335 crankshaft position sensor a circuit. This presents a serious safety issue when car engine stops without warning.
ENGINE, POWER TRAIN

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2017 DODGE JOURNEY with 29500.0 miles

The 2017 Dodge Journey stalls intermittently at all speeds and driving conditions. Stop and go in traffic, accelerating on the highway, coasting up a hill, starting from a stop in an intersection. Usually no codes are thrown. Recently the P0335 code was thrown, crankshaft speed sensor was replaced. Did not fix the problem. The 2016 Journey's were recalled for the same issue. Are the 2017's not worthy of a recall or does someone have to die first?
POWER TRAIN, ENGINE

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2017 DODGE JOURNEY with 29660.0 miles

This is a follow-up to 11244334 and 11243797. For background, the 2017 Journey began stalling intermittently and not throwing a code (starting at about 23,500 miles). The stalling occurred during all driving conditions and speeds. The dealership could not reproduce the event and told me to drive until it throws a code. After 6,000 miles and hundreds of stalls the vehicle finally threw a code, (29,500 miles, P0335 crankshaft position sensor). The sensor replaced, connector did not fit sensor well so it was replaced (subject of complaint 11244334). Thought it was fixed, and three days later, it stalled again on the highway. Only this time the traction light came on and brakes did not work intermittently. Back at the dealership, the technician in his frustration and opened the wiring harness. What he found about 8 inches from the connector was "crank shaft position wires cut and twisted together..." the service advisor asked who else was in there. I bought the vehicle new at the dealership and they have done all work and maintenance meaning this issue was in production.
POWER TRAIN, ENGINE SERVICE BRAKES

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2016 JEEP PATRIOT

Vehicle stalls while driving at high speed or at low speed and check engine light comes on with code P0335.
ENGINE,

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2016 DODGE JOURNEY with 125000. miles

The car cut out traveling down the highway with engine light fault and lose of power, brakes and steering. This is a common problem with the crankshaft position sensor (code P0335) and needs Dodge to recall on this and fix this lethal fault of complete lose of control at speed. Yesterday was the 3rd time this has happened and i had my family in the car this time...Updated 10/23/17 *bf updated 10/25/17 *bf updated 10/30/2017*js updated 11/2/2017*js
STEERING, ENGINE SERVICE BRAKES

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2016 JEEP PATRIOT

I have a code P0335 crankshaft position sensor a circuit . On my car and it was a recall on it , but my car's vin says it's not ! It won't crank
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, EXTERIOR LIGHTING ENGINE

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2016 DODGE JOURNEY with 15000.0 miles

My 2016 Dodge Journey experienced a crankshaft position sensor "a" circuit malfunction (obd code P0335) while i was driving, resulting in an engine stall and total loss of power. Nearly resulted in a crash. I've since observed from other drivers that this is a very common failure on the Dodge Journey, and a serious safety issue. A recall for this problem (safety recall s89 / nhtsa 16v-907) was issued in february 2017, but applies only to a limited number of vehicles built from may to july 2016. Based on my own experience and that of other owners as reported online, i believe the issue is more widespread than the nhtsa apparently believes, and i suggest that the existing recall be expanded considerably.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, ENGINE ENGINE

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2016 DODGE JOURNEY

I was traveling on the highway when the vehicle suddenly, without warning, stalled and stopped running. I was able to cruise until the vehicle completely stopped. I was able to restart the engine by pushing the "start" button to off and then pushing my brake and the engine restarted successfully where i can drive to the shoulder off the road. Engine light turned on. I have a obd scanner tool and the code that the tool read is P0335 crankshaft position sensor malfunction. Circuit a. I have about 52,000 miles on my odometer. This is a huge safety issue. At high speed, if the car stalls, this could lead to a significant accident. There was no warning prior to the engine stalling. I have a service appointment at marino cjd next week. Marino cjd is located at 5133 w irving park rd, chicago, il 60641.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,

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2015 DODGE JOURNEY with 68000.0 miles

Repeated system low voltage issues, vehicle stalls while driving - does not matter the speed - it has done it at 50 - 60 miles a hour rendering power brakes and steering useless. Stalls at red lights or stop signs while moving or still. It is worse during cold and rainy conditions. Vehicle will eventually start back up after about 20 minutes of being stranded. Yesterday during pouring down rain and cold it stalled at a busy intersection repeated attempts to start unsuccessful finally after about 20 minutes of blocking traffic in the intersection it finally started and i was able to move out of the intersection. Error codes read P0562 system voltage low and P0335 crankshaft position sensor a circuit. There is a recall on 2016 Dodge Journey for the crankshaft camshaft sensor wire harness but not the 2015. Best i can tell the internet is riddled with numerous Dodge Journey's with these symptoms! Someone needs to investigate this issue and fix it for us! The expense that consumers are encountering is unacceptable especially since they are not resolving the issues. This is a safety hazard and the liability that Dodge will have should consumers continue to be hurt because this continued issue will be bad should class action law suit come because of this.
STEERING, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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2015 JEEP PATRIOT with 40000.0 miles

Vehicle shuts off while driving. Engine light turns on for a day or so then turns off. Error code: P0335 crankshaft position sensor a circuit.
ENGINE, STEERING

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2015 JEEP PATRIOT with 47900.0 miles

So i made a complaint about the same issue but today i have an actual engine code that was pulled up after being rear-ended due to the stalling. It's code P0335 and it's the crankshaft position sensor which is already recalled for the exact make and model in the 2016 version and needs to be recalled immediately for 2015 because if there are any complaints of stalls it's because of this issue. Until this issue is addressed to me and my kid and anyone else who has this problem and car is at risk
ENGINE,

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2015 JEEP COMPASS with 14376.0 miles

9/9/19Jeep Compass latitude just shut down no warning lights, alarms, or codes it stopped while driving i was leaving home depot in dearborn mi headed to the freeway i was still in parking lot speed limit 10 miles per hour when my vehicle completely shut down i restarted it first try drove a few feet it shut down again i had no control of the steering at all i finally managed to pull into a parking spot i call snethcamp dealer in redford mi i spoke to kate she suggested it was the oil but i checked and the oil was fine i got it started and drove to the dealership with the engine light on but it never blinked i explained to service that the truck just shut down then it tried to start but took a minute to crank diagnostic showed P0335 crank shaft sensor failed pins worn outs dealership replaced crankshaft sensor, connector, wiring 3 way i've been reading the complaints on the internet about the Jeep Compass just stalling out but there isn't any recall the internet is loaded with the complaint of this problem i am begging you to please investigate this before someone is seriously hurt
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL,

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2013 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 2500 with 170000. miles

Update of nhtsa id number: 10809089. The stabilitrak and reduced engine power has increased to the following obd codes: P0010, P0122, P0202, P0233, P0335, P0455, P0340, P1682, P2089 as well. At this point there doesn't appear to be anything left on the vehicle that does work. Since the recalls and technical bulletins all appear to have been "completed" for this vehicle i guess i can look forward to repeating the same problematic repairs again and again for the remainder of the time that i own this vehicle which do not appear to have resolved but merely band aided away until they reappear. Even the drivers door switches all had to be replaced which tells me that this is related to an electrical problem and with so many complaints the matter had forced consumers to pay for repairs that were designed to fail without regard to the consumers safety nor financial burdens. It appears that the electrical issues which most are directly linked to the defective engine wiring harness and grounding issues as many technicians are reporting. At this point the truck needs to be totaled.
ENGINE, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM POWER TRAIN

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2013 HYUNDAI ELANTRA

The car experienced (1) poor acceleration, (2) check engine light come on, (3) engine stalling, (4) tachometer drops to zero. It was first found the map sensor was faulty. After the sensor was replaced, the car ran but stalled again intermittently. It was found the problem was caused by crank shaft position sensor (fault code P0335). After the senor was replaced about three weeks ago, the car has been running fine.
ENGINE, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM POWER TRAIN

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2012 CHRYSLER 200 with 143256. miles

Vehicle randomly stalls, reverse and drive. It will stall in traffic, while driving and backing out of the driveway. I had a P0335 code after it stalled about 10 time. I have changed the crankcase sensor 3 times but does not correct the issue. Also have electrical issue with windows not working and only half the defrost working.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, AIR BAGS

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2012 JEEP PATRIOT with 20000.0 miles

On two occasions the vehicle failed to start, once after stalling while in motion. 1)after appropriate operation of the traction control system, the vehicle was turned off and refused to restart. Car was eventually restarted, showing an mil and reported an error P0335 crank shaft position sensor. After reset the car operated for over 100 miles trouble free. 2)about one week later, after appropriate operation of the traction control system, the vehicle stalled while doing 35 miles per hour, with the same indication as the first stall. The crankshaft position sensor was replaced after the second incident. Previous to these events the vehicle had been trouble free for 3 winters. On 9/16/2014 the dealer had flashed the pcm 68070204ag due to an error code for failure of evaporative purge flow.
ENGINE,

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2012 DODGE JOURNEY with 211200. miles

Crankshaft position sensor (ckp) yesterday i was driving down traffic filled pleasant hill rd. In duluth, ga and the check engine light came on. Within seconds i lost power, i could not use my brakes and steering. I almost rear-ended someone. I pushed the start button and the car hesitated. I tried once more and it began to start. I made it to advanced auto and they coded it ( P0335) home and have not driven the vehicle since.
POWER TRAIN,

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2012 JEEP COMPASS with 105000. miles

While driving, cars engine shut off. I would try to start it, sometimes it would start back up again i would drive it and then the engine would shut off and slowly stop moving. Car was diagnosed with the engine code P0335 and P0339 crankshaft position sensor malfunction/intermittent. Within the same week of having it replaced, now i'm having issues filling the tank with gas. Gas pump stops filling every 0.2 gallons and clicks. Tried moving the gas pump in different positions but still won't fill. Gas ends up bubbling and overflows even though the tank is only at a quarter tank. Looks like this is very common with Jeep Compasses. It's either the fuel tank transfer tube or need to get the whole gas tank replaced.
FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM, ENGINE AIR BAGS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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2011 KIA SORENTO with 99000.0 miles

According to the obd code reader: code P0335, $07e8 generic. Crankshaft position sensor a circuit. Vehicle has trouble starting. The tachometer falls to 0 as opposed to sitting at a higher idle, and does not move when pressing foot on gas pedal when stationary or in motion. When in motion, there can be temporary loss of power, the inability to shift gears, and/or the vehicle shakes and rattles. This happens on city streets and highways, when in all types of traffic and when moving at constant speeds. When this situation happens, the car does not shift gears at all and must be restarted. This has caused dangerous lane changing to highway shoulders as well as difficult attempts back onto the roadways during rush hour.
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL, VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL POWER TRAIN

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2011 JEEP PATRIOT with 39080.0 miles

Was driving out of a parking lot sunday afternoon. Car was running with no problems and suddenly engine completely shut off without warning. Electronics were still running. Tried to turn engine back on, engine attempted to crank but did not successfully turn on. Tried twice with no success. Waited 10 minutes and it turned on with no problem. Drove down a little further and it stalled again, with electronics still on. Managed to turn engine back on right away, but i was too worried to drive it. Towed it back home. Code P0335 was indicated when scanned. Researched online and discovered engines of 2011 Jeep Patriot tend to stall without warning.
ENGINE,

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2009 DODGE JOURNEY with 83000.0 miles

The car power will fluctuate with the rpm going up and down when trying to accelerate. New trhottle body with tps sensor, intake air sensor and gas pedal sensors were replaced and still having the same issue. The engine problem light is on also the electric throttle control system light is on. The vehicle has only 83000 miles. Active codes are P0642, P2138, P0335 & P0113. The car is dangerous to drive due to speed fluctuation.
VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL, POWER TRAIN ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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2009 GMC YUKON XL 1500 with 31000.0 miles

My 2009 Gmc yukon xl has had multiple issues with the "reduced power" message. Not only is this affecting the driveability of our vehicle but also the safety of my family since this is our family car and my wife usually is driving it with out four children in it. It all started in august when the reduced power message came on for my wife with service stabilitrac and traction control, while she was driving our kids to school. The dealer said it was "rodent damage" to the throttle body wiring and replaced the connector. About a month later the same exact thing happened when she was going home from the kids school. The code that was scanned was P0335 crankshaft position sensor failure. The crankshaft position sensor was unplugged and reseated and the lights went away. On 10/6 the lights and reduced power message came back on, too the vehicle to the dealership and they could not find any issues "no defect found" tac case # [xxx]. This has been an ongoing issue and with the chance of my wife and kids being stranded in the middle of no where or broke down on the side of the road is not something that i want from a car that is still under warranty! Not only is this car dangerous but also a headache! I called gm customer service and the regional representative told me that if the car is not doing anything right now then there is nothing they can do for me. I know that other people have this problem as well, i just want everyone to know and hopefully someone can get this fixed! parts of this document have been redacted to protect personally identifiable information pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.S.C. 552(b)(6).
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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2009 HYUNDAI SONATA with 57000.0 miles

Taking my car for the first oil change since i bought it and the car stalled while in neutral waiting for an oil change. Restarted without a problem. It has also tried to stall while driving several times since, more frequent than before. It's also stalled in stop and go traffic. My check light only comes on for a split second when the car tries to die, but after that, it's just fine. Brought it to 3 dealerships that told me that nothing was wrong with my car. I bought an obdii scanner and found trouble codes P0335 and P0108. Took it to the dealer again and they still couldn't find a code. My car has almost stalled while trying to cross a busy intersection and no one wants to even try to help me.
ENGINE, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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2008 NISSAN ALTIMA with 176200. miles

I just purchased my Nissan not even 3 months ago and i've had to have it in the 4-5 shops because nobody could figure out why it was giving the code P0335. Finally found out it's the timing chain. I cant drive my own car because of it and i feel like i got robbed of my money. The dam car is stuck in limp mode. We was driving one day and all of sudden the car jerked really hard an lost power didnt have a clue what was going on.
VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM POWER TRAIN

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2008 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX with 78000.0 miles

2008 Pontiac Grand Prix engine will automatically stop running when driving. This shuts down the power steering, brakes, etc. This has happened about a dozen times over the last year. All but two times when this happened, we were able to put the car in neutral and restart the car. Two of the times, the car did not want to start - car would crank but not start. Eventually we were able to get the car stated. Over the past year this happened when we were driving in a city at approximate 30 mph, coasting down a hill, or stopped at a stop sign. However, we did not take this car on the highway very often so we have not had this issue happen on the highway. So far, we have been lucky and had no accidents with the car. Symptom's are very similar to the gm ignition switch recall. We took the car to two repair places and the diagnostics would not show anything. We recently took the car to a gm dealer and they ran a diagnostics and they determined crankshaft position sensor code P0335. They replaced 10456161 sensor and emissions system repair. They are not 100% sure that this will fix the problem. This is a very dangerous situation and we do not allow our kids to drive the car for fear of them being killed in an accident.
ENGINE, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM POWER TRAIN VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

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2006 NISSAN ALTIMA with 111590. miles

While driving ~25 mph i was slowing down to a red traffic light and my car spontaneously shut off in traffic! I was able to put my car in park and restart the car. A few days later, it took 3 attempts before my engine started. After a diagnostic, the car displayed codes P0335 (crankshaft position sensor) and P0725 (engine speed circuit signal sensor). After doing much research i found hundreds of complaints online with similar issues! I input my vin# to see if my vehicle was under recall and it wasn't. After seeing hundreds of the same complaints, why hasn't their been a recall? If there was, how is it possible that my car wasn't recalled?
UNKNOWN OR OTHER, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ENGINE

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2006 NISSAN ALTIMA

Codes P0335 and P0725
ENGINE,

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2006 NISSAN MURANO with 160473. miles

Incident 1: turned my car on and let it warm up to operating temperature, started driving, speed limit went from 25 , 35 , 45 . Once i was coasting around 45 mph my vehicle lost power completely while in motion, locking my steering wheel. Came to a stop in the middle of the road and car would not turn over. Engine light code P0335 was read from my fixd app. Replaced sensor and all was fine for about 10 days. Incident 2: driving down a road going 30 mph up a hill my car again, lost power and steering wheel locked while in motion, brakes were very stiff and i was almost unable to stop my vehicle from rolling down the hill backwards. Checked my code reader and again, code P0335 was the issue again. Replaced another crankshaft position sensor. Incident 3: was stationary at a busy city intersection when my 2006 Nissan Murano again, lost power and would not start. My vin number is not on the list of recalls but i feel as though it needs to be. There are other makes/models of Nissan that were recalled for this extreme safety issue.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,

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2006 NISSAN TITAN with 218800. miles

My truck has been showing P0335 code issues, which is crankshaft sensor, which has been replaced, my rpm's jump/sputter but the truck stars & runs but feels like its running rough, also i forgot to mention that my dashboards "slip" light remains on... And the biggest problem with it is that, no "professionals" seem to know what it is, nor have they been able to fogure it out as of yet.
ENGINE, VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL POWER TRAIN

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2006 NISSAN SENTRA with 35184.0 miles

The check engine light came on and now the vehicle misses while driving and is almost impossible to start. The resulting error message is P0335 crankshaft position sensor error. There is a recall issued for 2006 Nissan Sentras and they are saying my vin is not covered. The nhtsa action number is rq06001 nhtsa campaign id number: 07v527000 component: engine and engine cooling.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

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2006 NISSAN ALTIMA with 134000. miles

Traveling at 15 miles per hour and started to stop at stop sign, vehicle went dead and i could no stop in time and went through the stop sign. Hard to steer also. Luckily no other vehicle was approaching or an accident could have occurred. Service engine soon light came on afterwards and gave code P0335.
POWER TRAIN,

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2006 NISSAN ALTIMA with 45000.0 miles

'service engine soon' lite came on. Dealer scanned for trouble codes P0725,P0335. Was told the "crankshaft position sensor" needs replacing, and was charged $130. The dealer wants to charge me $425 to replace 'cps'. Was told that there was no recall for this situation. Found out later thru the internet that there were 600 incidents concerning 'cps'. The dealer should fix this with no charge. Nhtsa #07v527000 recall explains the problem. Also see recall id #67654 from Nissan.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

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2006 NISSAN ALTIMA with 58000.0 miles

I was driving at approx 25 mph when all of a sudden the engine cutoff with no warning. Was able to coast the car to the side of the road, restart, and drove to dealership immediately. Dealership diagnosis error code P0335 camshaft and crankshaft sensor failures and needed to be replaced for $570 (plus the $110 diagnosis fee). A recall exists for same make and model, but car vin is excluded. This problem seems to be very common and widespread after doing some online research. The dealership's parts manager also stated this was a very common problem. I find it very disturbing that Nissan would knowingly risk passenger safety by not recalling and covering the cost of repair for a well maintained car that is having the same issue as others in the same make and model year.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, ENGINE

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2006 NISSAN ALTIMA

While at a red light, the power on my 2006 Nissan Altima shut off without warning. After trying to turn over the ignition several times, the vehicle finally started. I drove it to advance auto where they ran a diagnostic and advised that there were two error codes: P0725 & P0335 (engine speed sensor circuit malfunction & crank shaft position sensor circuit malfunction). Upon calling my mechanic,he advised that this has been a typical problem for this model and that he believed there was a recall. I called and have been advised by Nissan that there was a recall but my vin wasn't part of the recall. However, Nissan was unable to provide which vehicles were actually part of the recall! There are many unresolved complaints regarding this issue, and i believe that this is a seriously dangerous hazard for drivers. What if the vehicle stopped on an interstate highway while driving at 65 mph? I would like verifiable information on what vehicles this recall covered, as Nissan seems to be deflecting some of their responsibility.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, ENGINE

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2006 NISSAN ALTIMA with 147000. miles

Nissan says car does not fall under recall for P0335 and P0425 engine light codes! Crank and cam shaft sensors had to get both replaced $151.68 and $218.00! I am not happy.
ENGINE, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 72000.0 miles

Check engine light due to error code P0335 which is camshaft position sensor,my car hesitate to start,need more cranking, as per Nissan so many vehicles were recalled for this code but if i give my vin # they said there is no recall, i am the original owner of this vehicle, all the maintenances are up to date and currently i have only 72000 miles, i am requesting to recall 2005 Nissan Altima as soon as possible
ENGINE, VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

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2005 NISSAN XTERRA with 116000. miles

Vehicle turns off while driving and is unable to start. With vehicle in off state there is not control over speed, braking, steering. Nissan is unable to provide an answer to the problem after diagnosis. Code P0335 crankshaft position sensor.
ENGINE, ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 2.0 miles

Car stalling while in motion due to crank shaft sensor defect, also car is not shifting properly due to speed input sensor defect. Service engine light is on, codes given during diagnostics are P0335 and P0725.
ENGINE, VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

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2005 DODGE NEON with 87500.0 miles

Purchased my Neon brand new in sept. 2005 in the summer of 2009 i started experiencing the car misfiring and putting along with codes P0335 crankshaft sensor & P0340 camshaft sensor and both were replaced and here we are march of 2010 and still having problems with the engine (sane parts replaced)light coming on engine misfiring and driving on the way to work one morning the car just completely died luckily i wasn't in any traffice. I was able to coast to the side of the road put the car in park after three attempts the car finally started back up again and a new code appeared P0129 barametric pressure. The engine light for now has gone off, but the codes are still there, it stil rides horriblel. I love this car but it is really becoming a pain in the ass i don't know from day to day what going to happen when i get behind the wheel no wonder they dont' make them anymore.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:EXHAUST SYSTEM,

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 61805.0 miles

Our car is 2.5l engine, caused suddenly a problem with ignition failures on one day. While driving my vehicle the check engine light came on. Shortly after that car died. I pulled off the road and after several attempts was able to restart the car. And we have taken it to repair facility who has clearly gave written statement it is the problem with crankshaft position sensor.[ code P0335 -crankshaft position sensor circuit] even there was recall with nhtsa campaign id number: 07v527000. Nissan rejected my reimbursement request stating my vin is not part of that recall. I had same symptoms what was written in nhtsa campaign id. Contacted Nissan 800-647-7261 but of no use.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA

My 2005 Nissan Altima has the same problem with the crankshaft position sensor. My car is not on the recall list. I was just wondering why my car is not on the recall list? Is Nissan waiting for an accident to happen first? I went out today to start my car and now it won't start at all. My check engine light came on and it was reading the troubleshooting # P0335 which is the crankshaft sensor. I spoke to a Nissan rep. Yesterday and she refused to help me out if did not go to a Nissan dealer to have my car checked by them. Sorry, i don't have that kind of money. There are places that do it for nothing now. I think you should look into this problem. I do fear driving my car now. Please look into this problem for all of the Nissan owners.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

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2005 NISSAN TITAN with 121000. miles

Driving north on the highway @ 70mph, vehicle backfired and engine shut down, no power steering or brakes. Moved vehicle off the highway, cranked but would not start. Left vehicle for the day and returned and replaced a recalled (but known good replacement) ecm relay and vehicle started and ran correctly but showed ses light and code showed P0335 crk pos sensor. This vehicle had a catastrophic failure while driving which represented a serious hazard to both the driver and surrounding vehicles should the driver has panicked in this situation and heavy traffic. To date the vehicle is a Nissan facility and still has not been repaired at great expense and inconvenience to the owner.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC STEERING

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 54000.0 miles

Dear sir/madam, i was checking outstanding recalls for Nissan Altima 2005 sl models and i found out that there is a recall for all Altima's built-in jan'14 2004 - oct23 '2006. For crankshaft sensor issue. I see a letter in safercar.Gov for 49 cfr part 573. I see correspondence letters between Nissan and national highway traffic safety administration. Can you please suggest Nissan to fix my car for this recall. I am seeing "service engine soon" and error code i am seeing is P0335 i.E for same recall. You can reach me at[xxx] [xxx] information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.S.C. 552(b)(6).
ENGINE,

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 94000.0 miles

Got the "service engine soon" light on 07/31/2013 and the Nissan Altima 2005 suddenly stopped while waiting in the red signal. The local mechanic told the code P0335 was being returned which meant crankshaft position sensor has failed. Since there was a campaign for the same model and problem, i contacted the Nissan customer care and they said this vin was not part of the campaign. Going to check with the local dealer to reprogram the ecm.
ENGINE,

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2005 NISSAN FRONTIER with 107900. miles

Passing other vehicle on i-45 towards downtown at approximately 70 mph the engine experienced intermittent stalling. I was in danger to crash others with problems to get our of the high speed lines. At that moment the engine totally stalled ,. Finally i was able to reach the extreme right line and pull out waiting for a complete stop. I tried to restart the engine but no help. I did not believe it but wanted be sure that no lack of fuel was the origin because i already had the problem with fuel sending unit problem which do not work properly to accurately show how much fuel is on the fuel tank. I got some extra fuel. We returned and poured the 1 gallon can , then i tried to star the engine. It cranked but no starting. I called my insurance requesting towing service . I tried two more times and after that the engine started roughly and hesitating. After 2 minutes and stabilized i decided to continue. I called my insurance company to cancel the towing service . Decided to continue on i-45 but on the extreme right hand side line. I arrived home with no other issues and after parking on my driveway, shut down the engine, then i tried to restart it but nothing . Only cranking good but no starting at all. Finally after some like 10 seconds of cranking, the engine hesitated but started. I took it to autozone , they scanned it and gave me the codes p043 for the failed fuel sendin unit ( fuel level sensor ) and the code P0335 which is problem with the circuit or signal or sensor crankshaft. I made search to find it and today, sunday 29, after several hours, finally removed and replaced it. After this the truck starts very good as usually before the stalling experiences. Cost was some like 23 dollar but the risk in what i was and exposing others has no price. Is necessary to have a crash or fatal results for you to consider this a recall to protect others?
FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE, ENGINE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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2005 NISSAN SENTRA with 182975. miles

Engine stopped running all of the sudden. As i came out of the freeway driving about 15 mph used a scanner and i got a P0335 code (crank shaft position sensor) checked recalls form Nissan and it says that my vin does not have any recalls. It seems to be the same problem with a previous recalls on a 2.5 l engines. This is a very dangerous issue since it seems that could happen at any time. Amazed that this issue has not been recalled.
ENGINE,

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 42000.0 miles

2005 Nissan Altima 2.5s has left my wife stranded for hours because of a faulty crankshaft position sensor (engine code P0335). This faulty part has also disabled the car while driving on busy streets. As a result, we have been unable to trust the reliability of this vehicle and have rendered it completely unusable. The dealerships service department has performed a "reprogramming of the ecm" as required by a recall notice issued on december 10, 2007. This did not remedy the condition. There exists a recall that requires dealerships to replace the crankshaft position sensors on 2002 and 2003 Nissan Altimas, but not for a 2005 Nissan Altima, which apparently suffers from the same problem. This is unacceptable. There is little to no difference between these model year vehicles as far as engine components are concerned. Please extend the recall notice so that owners of 2005 my Nissan Altima 2.5s vehicles may also have their crankshaft position sensors replaced to prevent dangerous accidents from occurring.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 49800.0 miles

There was a recall r0712. I have seen multiple complaints on the web associated with the crankshaft sensor going out. My check engine light is on and reading error code P0335 is directly associated with r0712 reprogramming. I called Nissan and they stated it would cost me $200.00 to fix.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 65333.0 miles

Car arbitrarily stalled and cut off at low speeds and began to also jerk intermittently as if attempting to shut down while traveling at highway speeds...Easily this could lend to a collision!!! Service engine soon indicator illuminated on dash and has remained lit. Dealer reprogrammed ecm only for stalling and jerking to continue, and service engine soon indicator to re-illuminate within 24-hours of initial "fix." also of note, dealer repairman noted that P0420 was diagnosed stating that the catalyst system is failing and engine may need to be replace depending on oil consumption level to be determined after 1000 miles driven. Canadian recall campaign code: r86 calls for P0335 kgb sensor to be replaced by dealer whereas niacin north america's only "corrective" action is for dealers to reprogram the ecma free of charge--which, consequently, does not remedy the problem--and instead attempts to divert the computer from diagnosing the problem--a faulty crankshaft position sensor. Catalytic converter failure (and related engine failure) covered per the federal emissions warranty until 80,000 miles.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE, ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:EXHAUST SYSTEM

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2005 NISSAN ALTIMA with 11746.0 miles

Tl* the contact owns a 2005 Nissan Altima. While driving above 30 mph the vehicle will stall, and then restart. The vehicle was taken to a repair facility for inspection. A mechanic located the following diagnostic error codes: P0725 (engine speed sensor) and P0335 (crankshaft position center circuit). No repairs were made. The failure and current mileages were 117,746.
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2004 NISSAN SENTRA with 137500. miles

2004 Nissan Sentra shut off while stopped in drive. Second incident, and many thereafter, was while the a/c was running, the vehicle shut off while in drive and physically moving. Service engine soon light appeared and currently displays code P0335: crankshaft position sensor circuit malfunction. There is currently a recall for my 2003 Nissan Sentra for this exact situation, but not the my 2004 and i highly suggest this is reconsidered because this issue is affecting more that the my 2003.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, ENGINE

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2004 NISSAN SENTRA with 96027.0 miles

2004 Nissan Sentra shut off while driving on highway. Happened 2 times within an hour while the a/c was running, the vehicle shut off while in drive and physically moving. Service engine soon light appeared and currently displays code P0335: crankshaft position sensor circuit malfunction. There is currently a recall for some Nissan Sentra for this exact situation, but not for my 2004 and i highly suggest this is reconsidered because this issue is affecting many people. Here are complain by other people related to same issue. Date of incident: 06/01/2015 nhtsa id number: 10726085 date of incident: 02/23/2014 nhtsa id number: 10566294 date of incident: 01/13/2014 nhtsa id number: 10560121 date of incident: 01/30/2012 nhtsa id number: 10447202 date of incident: 12/02/2011 nhtsa id number: 10438673 date of incident: 11/14/2008 nhtsa id number: 10266535 date of incident: 04/11/2009 nhtsa id number: 10265273 date of incident: 02/15/2009 nhtsa id number: 10259107 date of incident: 02/02/2007 nhtsa id number: 10181854 date of incident: 02/02/2007 nhtsa id number: 10181732 date of incident: 02/28/2004 nhtsa id number: 10094400 date of incident: 05/01/2004 nhtsa id number: 10083464 date of incident: 05/01/2004 nhtsa id number: 10082487 date of incident: 03/15/2004 nhtsa id number: 10062752
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2004 MERCEDES BENZ SLK32 with 46000.0 miles

The car stalled at a traffic light after 15-minutes drive. Starter turned the engine just fine, but the engine won't start. After about 20 minutes i was able to start the car. Next day it happened again - after a drive car was parked at the store parking lot and it won't start once i returned to it 10 minutes. After unsuccessful attempts to start the engine for about 20 minutes, i was able to do so again. Both time the "check engine" light was illuminated and obd code was "P0335 - crankshaft position sensor a circuit malfunction". I'm deeply concerned with this safety issue, which appears to be quite common for the mercedes-benz cars.
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2004 INFINITI G35 with 111500. miles

First, on 07/28/2012, at about 60 mph while driving on the freeway, notice the vehicle's engine sort of stalled (saw the tachometer drop completely) for 1 second and resume operation. Continue driving but the slip, vdc and check engine lights came on. Continued driving the car to my destination, which was less than a mile from this incident. After a while, tried to start the car and it would not start. It took a few tries and finally did. Decided to go back home and as i was exiting the freeway at about 45 mph (thanks good) the car's engine completely shut off (thanks god was exiting the freeway (don't want to think what could have happened with cars coming right behind me at about 70). Was able to restart the car after a few minutes and continued driving slow (on the streets) to my destination. The car now starts ok after a while but suddenly dies. Took the car to a repair show and it shows a P0335 code (crankshaft position sensor). My mechanic says, very common problem with this cars. ***same recall as in the 2003 model year*** what are we waiting for, for some one to die in a car accident for nissan's failure to correct this problem that was reported in the 2003 models??? I hope not. If i had children, i would transport them in this vehicle, ever!!!
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2004 TOYOTA PRIUS with 92521.0 miles

My 24 yr. Old child was driving out of a driveway at 5 mph when the car stopped and all warning lights including brakes and engine and triangle went on. It would not restart. It would not take a battery jump. Had it towed to Toyota service and they discovered code P0335 present and verified a faulty crankshaft position sensor, replaced it, and cleaned throttle body. The car works now. Cost for diagnosis and service was $367.07. This faulty part was a part of a recall dated in 2006 for 2001 and 2002 Priuses. We wish to advise the agency that we believe the year 2004 and perhaps other years ought to be considered for the same recall as the 2001 and 2002 Prius models with respect to a faulty crankshaft position sensor. We believe our car had a faulty sensor and that we should be a part of the earlier recall, and also obtain a full reimbursement for charges. This sudden stopping by the vehicle poses a very dangerous situation for any driver. Our child would have been on a major highway just a few minutes later and could have been the victim of a horrendous accident. We urge your agency to be proactive in investigating this matter. Thank you.
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2004 NISSAN SENTRA with 127000. miles

Tl* the contact owns a 2004 Nissan Sentra. While driving approximately 45 mph, the engine stalled without warning. After multiple attempts,the vehicle restarted and the "check engine" warning indicator illuminated. An independent diagnostic test displayed a code of P0335, which indicated that the crankshaft positioning sensor potentially caused the failure. The manufacturer stated that the vin was not included in nhtsa campaign number: 07v527000 (engine and engine cooling). The approximate failure mileage was 127,000.
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2004 NISSAN ALTIMA with 73480.0 miles

I was driving my girlfriends 2004 Nissan Altima 2.5 down the highway on 2/15/2008 when the transmission down shifted and then directly upshifted hard. I got to my destination and tried to restart the car when i left it cranked longer than usually, in fact unusually long but it did start up. I got back on the highway to go home and while getting on the on ramp to the highway the car shut off and the steering wheel locked up and the service engine soon light came on. I did what i could to get the car to the shoulder and waiting a couple of minutes and tried to restart the car. I did get it restarted and took city streets to autozone to have the codes read from the service engine soon light. I had 2 codes, one being P0725 and P0355. I once again took city streets home to avoid the same thing happening going 70mph. I got it home that friday the 15th and put it in the garage. I got online and went to Nissanclub.Com and researched the problem. I found out that the P0335 is the crank position sensor malfunction and that caused my code of P0725 being the engine speed sensor. Through researching this is a very big problems with the 2002-2006 Altimas, mainly the 2.5 4cylinders. Nissan issued a recall for the 2002-2005 and 2006 Altimas but failed to include the 2003 and 2004 in it. Now why would they not put the same faulty sensors in the 2003's and 2004's and skip ahead and put them in the 05's and 06's. I went to the dealership on monday the 18th to verify her car was not included in the recall and it wasn't. This is Nissans deliberate attempt to not take full responsibility for the faulty crankshaft position sensors put in the 2002-2006 Altimas. I paid for the $30.00 sensor, also another $30 sensor that is recommended replaced with the crankshaft sensor and spent 3 1/2 hours outta my day to replace the hard to get sensor. It is my belief that Nissan needs to include the 2003 and 2004 Altimas in the recall with the 2002-05, 06.
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2004 NISSAN SENTRA with 55000.0 miles

One day my check engine light came on. I own an obd2 diagnostic reader and it gave me the code P0335 which translates to crankshaft position sensor a circuit malfunction. I did some research and there was a recall on the 2002 and 2003, and later included some 2004 models of my car (mine is a 2004) for the same failure. I called Nissan and they looked up my vin number and told me there was no open recalls for my car. I purchased a new sensor and installed it, cleared the check engine light, and checked for any remaining codes. None were present. I tested the old sensor according to the Nissan repair manual's method and it tested good. A day after i replaced the sensor the check engine light came on again with the same failure code. I called Nissan again and explained my situation to them and they still told me my car was not in the recall. So far what i have experienced is a momentary loss of power under certain driving conditions like going uphill at approximately 2000 rpm. Also it does not want to start sometimes, which is becoming more frequently, and according to forum sites i've visited is directly related to this.
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2004 NISSAN SENTRA with 79000.0 miles

4 days ago while driving my car it just shut off. The car died it just completely shut off while i was going 55 miles and hour. Luckily i was able to pull off the road and out of traffic. I tried restarting the car and after several attempts i was able to get it restarted. The check engine light came on at that point. It then went less than a mile and the same thing happened again. This time i was able to pull in and park it in a store parking lot. I took it to a repair shop and had it put on there machine to see what the problem was. I was told it was the battery so i had that replaced. When i was driving it after leaving the repair shop the car died again. At the suggestion of my sister i took the car the next day to a auto parts store they plugged in the machine to read the codes it came back P0335 the crank shaft sensor. I had to order a new one and replace it and the check engine light has yet to go off. Today while doing some research on this problem i find out that this is a problem for this vehicle. I have never heard about the recall that i keep reading about while doing this research. I am scared to drive my car and scared to drive it with my kids in it. The car is a 2004 Nissan Sentra se with a 1.8 engine. I have not had a chance to road test it to see if it will continue to shut off now that the sensor has been replaced because i am scared to drive it for an extended period. I have yet to see if the problem has been corrected but from what i have been reading i doubt that it has been.
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2003 NISSAN ALTIMA

"takata recall". My complaint is that while driving my 2003 Nissan Altima, the engine stalls intermittently. I only have about 50k miles on the car and it has been well cared for. This is very dangerous as you can imagine. The code comes up P0335, but the mechanic believes it is a faulty crankshaft position sensor as well as circuitry issues involving the same part. Apparently, there has been a recall on the crankshaft position sensor for the 2003 Nissan Altima, however dealers are not willing to acknowledge this. I would like this investigated further, as i'm discovering upon further research this is a pandemic among 2003 Nissan Altima owners and an extreme safety hazard while driving. I was nearly rear ended at a stoplight a few weeks ago and while driving at a 45mph speed on a busy street where there were many cars around me.
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2003 NISSAN ALTIMA with 130000. miles

2003 Nissan Altima vin# [xxx] . Loss of power and stalling at low speed. Obd codes show P0725 and P0335 which are engine speed sensor circuit malfunction and crankshaft position sensor circuit malfunction. Problem appears to be covered by previous recall rq06001 or 06v24200 however Nissan denies that this vehicle is included in the recall notice.
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2003 NISSAN SENTRA with 125000. miles

While driving in routine traffic, i felt a jolt, the service engine soon light came on and the rpms dropped resulting in the engine stalling. The first time this occurred i was able to pull over on the freeway to the shoulder. The 2nd time this occurred, i didn't pull over in time and the power steering and brakes went out making it difficult to stop the car to turn off. I am usually able to turn the car on after a moment without issue. At first it occurred once a week and Nissan dealership could not diagnose or "recreate" the issue. Then it didn't happen for several months, and now it's been happening extremely frequently and sometimes very difficult to start the car up. My safety is at risk because the engine will just stop, and i've found it difficult to get over to a shoulder, and on some parts of the freeway there is no shoulder. I've taken to Nissan dealership 4 different occasions and even when the service engine soon light comes on and stays on, they claim the computer does not produce any codes and cannot recreate the issue. I suggested a recall on the crankshaft sensor and they claimed it was not for my car or engine type. I've had tune ups, oil changes, and they did a repair involving a carbon build up and nothing has solved the issue. I personally ran the diagnostics today and the computer issue a trouble code for P0335 crankshaft sensor malfunction circuit a. I'd say the car has stalled about 20-25 times in almost a year.
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2003 NISSAN ALTIMA with 46703.0 miles

I was at a stop light ready to turn left onto another street when suddenly my car stalls out right in the middle of the intersection. It took me a few times to get my car started again and when it fired up again i started driving away but my car would be having a hard time going as if it was starting to bog out. I later did a diagnostics test and got the code P0335 which ended up being the crankshaft position sensor. A few weeks before this happened, my car had the same symptoms but it wasn't as bad. It would just bog down like once in 2 weeks but this was the worst case scenario!.
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2003 NISSAN ALTIMA with 154000. miles

My daughter was driving home from work in my 2003 Nissan Altima when the car suddenly stopped running, the steering wheel froze and she nearly ran off the road. Thank goodness there were no other cars coming and she was able to pull off the road with no incident. I pulled the codes and found it to be the P0335 (crankshaft position sensor) and P0725 (engine speed sensor). After searching the web, it appears there are many people with the same issue. I looked on the nhtsa website and found nhtsa campaign id number: 03v455000, Nissan recall no. R3022 that states exactly what did happen - the check engine light came on and the engine stopped without warning. The remedy is that a dealer replace the crankshaft position sensor. So, i called Nissan, found the other recall that is related to the sensor, took the car to the dealer (barely - i drove and the car stopped twice - again, lucky there was no crash). The dealer called and said he could not fix this recall because the sensor was bad. Now i have to go back and pickup the car and pray again that i don't have a crash coming home. Seems totally unreasonable that Nissan would have a recall for this exact problem - the crankshaft position sensor - for, among many others, 2002-2003 Altimas and yet there are many people out there with these cars that Nissan won't fix. I was laid off and certainly cannot afford a $300 fix for a $40 part so we will have to drive this death car until i can figure out how to get it fixed. And pray every time i get in it that we don't end crashing the car, hurting myself, my young twins, my older daughter or anyone else on the road. This is a severely dangerous issue and Nissan should replace all cars - not just a select few.
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2003 NISSAN ALTIMA with 68000.0 miles

While driving (at any speed), i experienced the engine loss of power like if the brakes were suddenly applied for maybe 2 seconds then the car picked up speed as it was before. When this happened, the "service engine soon" warning light came on and stayed on. The car keeps experiencing loss of power while driving like wanting to stop running and it is taking longer to start. I'm afraid the car will stop running and cause an accident. I called Nissan usa consumer affairs and they told me that there were no safety recalls for this condition for my vehicle, only the head lamp fix. I took the vehicle to the place i bought it from and the codes associated with the "service engine soon" warning light on were P0725 -engine speed input circuit, and P0335 - crank shaft position sensor. They reset the codes and told me to keep driving it over the weekend and to bring the car back on wed jan 25th. As i was driving home from the dealership, it happened again and the service engine soon came on. I got home and parked the car waiting for wednesday appointment. I think this is a very serious safety concern on this Altima 2003 vehicle that could warrant a safety recall. My vehicle was built in sept 2002.
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2003 NISSAN ALTIMA with 56761.0 miles

I recently filed odi # 10152516 (my 2003 Altima 2.5 had stalled at a red light and cut out while i was driving on the freeway) and would like to update information: i took car to dealer and was told that they "found code P0335-cr pos sensor," so they replaced crank pos sensor. Nissan needs to do a recall for this problem so other owners won't need to suffer this dangerous problem. *nm
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2003 NISSAN ALTIMA with 55800.0 miles

On several instances the engine cuts off while driving. Major safety concern. Eventually, the check engine light came on. Took vehicle to dealer, and dealer informed me of recall campaign to reprogram the ecm. Also, they found error codes P0725 and P0335. They told me that i had to replace my crank shaft position sensor (at my cost -- this was not part of the recall). After the dealer completed the recall work, the car still stalled that very day on the way home. Took the car to my neighborhood mechanic who replaced the crankshaft position sensor. Check engine light was cleared by mechanic and has not lit up again, however, the vehicle has stalled while driving again. This sounds very similar to the symptoms which led to the recall of the 2002 Nissan Altima's. My car was manufactured in december 2002, but was not included in the 2002 recall. The 2003 recall only consisted of reprogramming the ecm -- which did not solve the problem. This is a serious safety concern as the vehicle still cuts out at random times in moving traffic. Please investigate -- this is similar to hundreds of other complaints under 2003 Nissan Altima's that i found reading through the complaints on this website -- please connect the dots and make Nissan own up to the problem. *ak
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:IGNITION,