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2017 Nissan-Datsun Altima Technical Service Bulletin # 10-153 Date: 101223

2017 Nissan-Datsun Altima Technical Service Bulletin # 10-153 Date: 101223



Brakes - Feel More Sensitive Than Expected



Classification: BR10-013



Reference: NTB10-153



Date: December 23, 2010



2010-2011 ALTIMA AND MAXIMA;



BRAKES FEEL MORE SENSITIVE THAN EXPECTED



APPLIED VEHICLES:2010-2011 Altima Sedan & Coupe (L32 & CL32)



2010-2011 Maxima (A35)



APPLIED VINs: 2010 Altima built after:



1N4(*)L2(***)AC 173905 (Smyrna) or 1N4(*)L2(***)AN 527905 (Canton)



2011 Altima built before:



1N4(*)L2(***)BC 105774 (Smyrna) or 1N4(*)L2(***)BN 407818 (Canton)



2010 Maxima built after: 1N4AA5AP(*)AC 862521



2011 Maxima built before: 1N4AA5AP(*)BC 807780



APPLIED DATE Vehicles built between June 9, 2010 and September 21, 2010



IF YOU CONFIRM



The brakes feel more sensitive than expected with light to moderate brake application,



and/or



Towards the end of bringing the vehicle to a stop (last few feet), the vehicle stops SLIGHTLY quicker than expected.



ACTION



Replace the Brake Booster Assembly



^ Refer to section BR in the appropriate Service Manual for brake booster replacement information.



^ Use the new brake booster listed in the Parts Information.



PARTS INFORMATION



2017 Nissan-Datsun Altima L4-2.5L (QR25DE) Page 223

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