Infiniti M Sedan Among 908,900 Vehicles Recalled
The Infiniti M sedan is part of a Nissan worldwide recall that affects 908,900 vehicles.
In total, 93,800 Nissan and Infiniti vehicles are affected in America, all of which were produced in Japan between 2004 through 2013. The issue stems from a flaw in an accelerator sensor that could cause the engine to stall. In other cases, the accelerator pedal’s sensor could become unstable potentially resulting in unintended acceleration.
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The recall affects 764,800 vehicles in Japan including the Serena, X-Trail, Lafesta and Fuga models. The Fuga is Japan’s version of the Infiniti M sedan sold in America.
Affected owners will be contacted soon and their accelerator pedals will be replaced along with engine control programming to address the issue.
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