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The recall campaign with ID P9327 pertained to the 2017 and 2018 models of Nissan Rogue, Rogue Sport, and Rogue Hybrid. This voluntary recall was related to the automatic emergency braking system. Some vehicles would activate the AEB system unnecessarily, especially in specific conditions like driving on railway tracks or under metal overpasses. Nissan decided to send out a notice advising customers to get their systems updated, even if they hadn't noticed any issues. Software updates were provided for free at local dealerships. There was no official recall or stop sale for these vehicle models. Notifications were sent to affected owners in September 2019.
The recent P9327 recall involves incorrectly welded seat frames found in specific 2016 Nissan Rogues. Make sure to contact your dealer to determine if you are eligible for this recall.