The engines of Nissans crankshaft position sensor can overheat and stop sending its signal which could cause the ECM to not decode in enough time. The engine could stall while being driven at low speeds, increasing the risk on an accident.

“It’s a voluntary campaign and it’s relating to an electronic control module program,” said Darryll Harrison, Nissan’s products spokesman. “We’re mot aware of any reports of anyone being injured because of this. Letters will be going out early next month to owners. They will be notified to come into the dealerships and have their ECM reprogrammed.”

Owners of the recalled cars can take their vehicles to Nissan dealerships and have the ECM reprogrammed free of charge. - Source: Transworld News