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Nissan Pixo recalls

DVSA has published 3 safety recalls that name the Nissan Pixo since 2010, 0 of them since 2020. Between them they cover at least 19,124 UK vehicles of this model.

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All Nissan Pixo recalls, newest first

  1. PIXO · heater fan motor may overheat

    30 Jul 2013 · R/2013/082

    It is possible that the heater fan motor may seize at slow speed. Under extreme conditions this may cause the internal temperature of the heater fan circuit to increase. If this occurs the thermal fuse may not cut-out which will result in an overheating of the fan and its surrounding area. The driver will find smoke being exhaled via the heater vents and in extreme circumstances there could be a vehicle fire.

    Fix: Recall all affected vehicles and replace the heater motor thermal fuse with an up-rated item.

    14,548 vehicles · built 3 Nov 2008 to 22 Jun 2012

  2. PIXO · brake lights may fail

    15 Apr 2010 · R/2010/034

    In some cases a higher electric current may cause the shift solenoid circuit contact in the stop lamp switch to burn/melt. Additionally the auto transmission selector may not move from the Park position

    Fix: Recall affected vehicles and replace stop lamp switch.

    646 vehicles · built 2 Mar 2009 to 11 Feb 2010

  3. PIXO · fuel may leak

    11 Jan 2010 · R/2009/144

    It has been identified that due to an engineering fault in production a dimensional variation has occurred to the fuel pump seating. This may result in a possible fuel leak from the pump seating area whilst the vehicle is being fuelled.

    Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the fuel pump gasket and O replaced.

    3,930 vehicles · built 2 Mar 2009 to 22 Aug 2009

Other Nissan models

Source: DVSA recalls register, check-vehicle-recalls.service.gov.uk, copy dated 6 Sep 2026, Open Government Licence v3.0. A recall is listed here when DVSA names this model in it; the build dates on each recall say which cars it covers, and a registration check confirms your own.