2011 Nissan Rogue - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Your owners manual will show you. If you do not have one, then check this link. https://www.manualslib.com/

Check all the turn signal bulbs. The most common reason for fast blinking is a blown bulb. Check they are all working then remove each one in turn to check the connections are clean and dry. If they are all ok your looking at it being a wiring issue.

have the fuel pressure tested, is the key programmed, check fuses and relays.

Clean the Mass airflow sensor.

Test fuel pressure. Possible clogged exhaust converter or muffler.

use the blue tooth.

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one fuses must be put at a wrong place ! some of the hole is supposed to have nothing in , or call your dealer and ask some time the answer those question with no charge $$ !

Sound like you need new strut rods. They are available at any good parts store. Closing the hatch slowly when it's cold will help extend the life of the struts. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

I think these are constant all wheel drive nothing to do it is already in awd

did you check relays for lights

If you mean rogue, there should be a cover for your in cabin filter right by the gas pedal to the right towards the fire wall. It should be fairly skinny in size and just unclog the cover and pull out existing filter. To replace, just reverse the step. Quick tip is to pinch filter in the middle like a bow tie to help fit back in easier. Hope this helps you out and GL

Does it squeak only when you turn left ? Pour a bit of water ( about 2 teaspoonful on the belt and see if noise stops. Also check if left wheel is not touching the mud cover.thanks. Is power steering fluid level ok ?

follow this link to nissanhelp and click on ROUGE will be able to access manuals ,tips etc just have to register Nissan Do It Yourself Projects

Take back to dealer,warranty will cover.

Do they need reprograming, dont they come ready to install. I have never pre programed one. Only programed after installed in vehicle to change power curve or fuel settings not really sure what you mean

heater cores in a new car will not be blocked but the heater water flow can be blocked. Remove the heater hoses of the heater core and join the two hoses together and clamp securely Now place a garden hose on one of the heater pipes an see if the water flows out of the other pipe . If not turn on the heater control and see if it does. If not run the engine and move the control and if you still do not get a flow then the fault will be in the control, selector switch or the tap actuator. . If ok then reconnect the heater hoses and clamp tight . It may be necessary to pressure bleed the air out of the system as an air lock will not allow sufficient water through the core to warm the car. The heater will be at engine operating temperature regardless of the ambient air temperature because the thermostat in the engine will only allow enough coolant into the radiator to maintain a constant 85 -95 degrees c. The only core that will fit the car will be one designed for that area but you may get an aftermarket core to fit as manufacturers do not make cores but use items made by radiator manufactures . However you will not have to replace the core . If the heater system is not working as designed to then it is a warranty problem and the dealer is legally required to fix it for you. If you cannot get satisfaction to your problem then contact the customer service division of the manufacturer and state your concerns very plainly.

Chances are it is indeed the heater core as even a spent heater unit will blow hot air off the engine when the ambient temps are hot . When the temps drop, the heat from the engine block is not enough to heat the cab properly. Have you tried the old cardboard in front of the radiator trick? Speaking of semi's,ever notice they cover their radiators in the winter? That's because it helps get their block temps up a little higher and assists with heating as well. It's not much help but do the buyer a favour and let them know beforehand. Have a good one. :)

I would try using baking soda and soapy water. The baking soda will help remove the foul odor. And febreeze auto clips work wonders. You may need to buy the double pack for a spacious interior. Vinegar is also good for removing odors, but then you'd have that smell in the car. If you choose to use vinegar dilute with water. hope this helps.

Start by checking for codes. Even if no check engine light still may have code. Sounds like app code