What should I do if my 2015 Murano is not running?
ACTION 1. Check the battery voltage (engine not running). Make sure battery voltage is between 12 and 15.5 volts. Charge or replace the battery as needed. 2. For 2015 Murano Only: Refer to page 9, step 13 in the Service Procedure to confirm if ABD CU reprogramming is needed.
How does the automatic back door work on a Murano?
Press button, back door opens. Press again before back door completely opens, back door reverses (closes). Press button, back door opens. Press again, back door stops. Press again, back door reverses (closes). Automatic Back Door Operation A chime sounds three times before the back door starts to move, open or close.
What should battery voltage be on 2015 Murano?
1. Check the battery voltage. Make sure battery voltage is between 12 and 15.5 volts (engine not running). Charge or replace the battery as needed. ABD CU Reprogramming (for 2015 Murano only)
Why is my liftgate not working on my 2015 Murano?
7 people found this helpful. my liftgate also stopped working on my 2015 Murano It would pop open but wouIdn’t raise up automatically. I checked all of the basic things (glovebox switch, fuse, etc) and then turned to the dealer.
Can you open the trunk of a Nissan Murano?
No car should be made that you cannot convert to manual to open the trunk of your car. 2 people found this helpful. We have a 2017 Murano, 52000 miles. Rear hatch stopped working. Disconnected battery, cleaned terminals, waited 10 minutes, reconnected battery and all is fine.
What to do about automatic back door on 2015 Murano?
For 2015 Murano Only: Refer to page 9, step 13 in the Service Procedure to confirm if ABD CU reprogramming is needed. Reprogram the ABD CU, if needed If the ABD CU is reprogramed, also perform Automatic Back Door Manual Configuration.
What are the bulletins for a 2015 Nissan Murano?
B2426-29 (SPINDLE SENSOR LH) B2427-29 (SPINDLE SENSOR RH) B2416-1E (TOUCH SEN R OPEN) B2417-1E (TOUCH SEN L OPEN) B242A-13 (CLSR CONDITION) Nissan Bulletins are intended for use by qualified technicians, not ‘do-it-yourselfers’.