NISSAN F16 Juke (2024)

Published 2025-03-26

What the hazard is

There is no safety hazard associated with this recall and the defect will not affect the performance of the seat belts.

What to do

Owners of affected vehicles should contact their local Nissan dealership to schedule an appointment to the seatbelts inspected and replaced if necessary, free of charge.

Defect

Due to a manufacturing issue, the front seat belt webbing material may have been damaged or lightly scored during assembly.

Read the official notice on vehiclerecalls.gov.au

Data sourced from vehiclerecalls.gov.au. autozoo is an independent service. A repair under a recall is free to the owner.