2022 Nissan Altima Other Problems

Your car's automatic emergency braking system has engaged unexpectedly four times while driving on the interstate, bringing your vehicle to a sudden stop with no warning lights—twice on the highway, creating a dangerous situation. Additionally, you've experienced mold growth in the vehicle from a manufacturer defect that the dealership didn't fully address by disinfecting the interior, and your transmission occasionally fails to engage even though the gear display shows 'D' for drive. These issues may require diagnostics of the collision avoidance system, transmission control module reprogramming or replacement, interior disinfection, and carpet replacement.

Your car wouldn't start on March 20, 2025. After using Vehicle Connect to diagnose the issue, the system indicated a hardware problem. Your vehicle was towed to the dealer for inspection and repair. This is causing you concern about reliability.

Your car's battery repeatedly dies and won't start the engine until you jump-start it. Even though the battery tested fine at an auto parts store, it keeps losing its charge. This suggests an electrical system problem that's draining the battery rather than a failed battery itself. A mechanic will likely need to test your alternator and electrical system to find what's causing the drain.

Your backup camera image is distorted and unclear, making it difficult to see behind your vehicle when reversing. You feel the camera quality is poor enough that it doesn't provide adequate safety when backing up. The issue may be resolved by inspecting the camera lens for dirt or damage, or the camera itself may need to be replaced or recalibrated.