Faulty Fuel Damper May Cause Ticking Noise: Nissan Murano Engine & Powertrain

Problem overview

A faulty fuel damper can produce a ticking noise, which can be heard inside the cabin when the engine is idling. Replacement of the failed dampener should correct this problem.

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Nissan Murano vehicles with this problem

4 model years affected

Average mileage: 91,601 miles

(120 - 155,000)

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Faulty Fuel Damper May Cause Ticking Noise on Nissan Murano

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