Nissan dismisses 250,000 cars because of fuel leaks

Japanese carmaker Nissan has announced the recall of about 250,000 vehicles worldwide due to faulty fuel rail.

Nissan recalls 250,000 vehicles with direct injection due to a defect fuel pressure sensor, which is securely attached to the fuel line car, which can cause leakage of gasoline.
Under the model will get a review, released in Japan in the period from August 2009 to January 2012: Nissan Juke, Tiida, Serena, Infiniti M and QX,.
To date, the ' Nissan ' has received six complaints from its customers on this type of damage, but no accidents as a result of the defect did not happen, say representatives of Nissan.
Recall that in April 2011, Nissan has recalled 195,000 SUVs Nissan Pathfinder and Infiniti QX4, sold in 20 U.S. states, due to problems with the steering. The cause of the service if the campaign was anti-icing road salt that seeped into the car and caused corrosion of the support strut front suspension.