2021 Nissan Rogue Restraint System Service Campaign P2A08
Nissan's Voluntary Service Campaign P2A08 addresses the front passenger restraint system in certain 2021 Rogue vehicles. This involves replacing the front passenger airbag and seat belt retractor, and reprogramming the ACU to improve NCAP frontal crash test ratings.

Why This Matters
Nissan is conducting a Voluntary Service Campaign, identified as P2A08, for certain 2021 Rogue (T33) vehicles. These vehicles were manufactured between June 30, 2020, and February 11, 2021. The campaign aims to update the front passenger restraint system to improve the New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) front passenger safety rating from four stars to five stars in frontal crash tests.
While the affected vehicles already meet all U.S. federal safety standards and received an overall NCAP safety rating of four stars, this update is being performed to increase customer confidence and satisfaction regarding the Nissan Rogue restraint system.
What's Being Addressed
This campaign affects 53,207 vehicles in the U.S. and focuses on enhancing the front passenger safety system. The corrective action involves replacing the front passenger airbag and the front passenger seat belt retractor. Additionally, the airbag control unit (ACU) will be reprogrammed with updated software.
Repair Procedure Summary
To address the Nissan Rogue restraint system issue, technicians will perform a multi-step repair. First, the front passenger airbag will be replaced. Second, the front passenger seat belt retractor will be replaced. Finally, the airbag control unit (ACU) will be reprogrammed to integrate with the new components and updated safety logic.
Required Tools or Parts
Dealers will use specific parts and tools for this service campaign:
- Parts:
- K8E15-6RCOA: Pass Air Bag (Quantity: 1)
- H6884-6RR7A: Pass Seat Belt (Charcoal (G) & Tan (C) Interior Trim) (Quantity: 1)
- H6884-6RR7B: Pass Seat Belt (Gray (K) Interior Trim) (Quantity: 1) - Note: This part is on restriction and must be ordered via DBS.
- 76988-6LB5A: Clip (Quantity: 1)
- 01125-N6061: Bolt (Quantity: 1)
- Special Tools:
- CONSULT III+
Owner Action and Important Warnings
Nissan will begin notifying owners of all potentially affected vehicles in September 2022 via U.S. Mail. The service, including parts and labor, will be performed free of charge. The corrective action is estimated to take up to four hours, though actual time may vary based on dealer scheduling.
It is important to note the following:
- Affected vehicles are not subject to stop sale.
- This is not a safety recall; it is a Voluntary Service Campaign.
- Your vehicle is safe to drive.
- Nissan will not provide a rental vehicle while your car is being serviced.
- There is no charge for this repair; the remedy will be performed free of charge for parts and labor.
If you have a 2021 Nissan Rogue and have not received a letter by September 2022, you can contact your Nissan dealer with your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to check if your vehicle is included in Campaign P2A08.
Revision History
This bulletin, P2A08, has undergone several revisions:
- July 26, 2022: Original campaign announcement.
- July 29, 2022 (REVISION 1): Technical bulletin part information updated.
- August 9, 2022 (REVISION 2): Manufacturing date information updated.
NHTSA ID: 10219012
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the purpose of Nissan Campaign P2A08?
- Nissan Campaign P2A08 is a Voluntary Service Campaign to update the front passenger restraint system in certain 2021 Rogue vehicles, aiming to improve the NCAP frontal crash test safety rating.
- Are affected 2021 Nissan Rogue vehicles safe to drive?
- Yes, Nissan has confirmed that affected 2021 Nissan Rogue vehicles are safe to drive, as they meet all U.S. federal safety standards. This campaign is for improved customer confidence.
- What parts are replaced in the 2021 Nissan Rogue restraint system campaign?
- The campaign involves replacing the front passenger airbag (K8E15-6RCOA) and the front passenger seat belt retractor (H6884-6RR7A or H6884-6RR7B), along with reprogramming the airbag control unit (ACU).
- Will I be charged for the repairs under Nissan Campaign P2A08?
- No, the repairs for Nissan Campaign P2A08 will be performed free of charge for both parts and labor at any authorized Nissan dealer.
- When will owners be notified about the 2021 Nissan Rogue restraint system campaign?
- Nissan began sending notifications to owners of all potentially affected 2021 Nissan Rogue vehicles in September 2022 via U.S. Mail.
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