Pretty sure mine does. I'll report back tonight.SwissCheeseHead wrote:Would someone be able to blast their heater at 90F in face vent/foot vent mode and let me know if they get warm air on both passenger side and driver side? Face vent and foot vent? Much appreciated!
Welcome cab!509CAB wrote:I hope this comes out right? I'm new here just want to say first post... Now to the issue in hand, I just had this fixed on my car and thay had to rip my dash out to replace the parts with the duel heater relay. I was having the same problems you are but after 3 weeks I have my car back and everything works great. I did get a loaner from them (Q50) and that was cool to drive. This was a big job.
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Thanks for checking. Just wanted to make sure it wasn't some crazy Nissan thing lol.IlyaKol wrote:Definitely blows hot air from both driver side and passenger side, regardless of what setting I put the system into.
Thanks for letting me know.SmoovC wrote:I can also confirm that hot air blows from both sides, top & bottom.
That would be really great! You can send me a PM if you want. I found out yesterday that the rear vents blow out warm air as well. So it just seems that that the front passenger is the only part of the cabin affected by this, which mean that it could very well be a door blend problem. Ughhh...this car has already exceeded more problems than I've had with any newer car. Still can't figure out why the PO didn't address these things when he/she had it!509CAB wrote:yes it was under warranty, cost parts & labor about 2k
the reasoning for the 3 weeks was a list of things the master mechanic that was working on my vehicle went on vacation, which I was cool with, I didn't want another mechanic working on it that's never done it, and with ordering parts it was back and forth, all in all they were great they also fixed a couple things that were not covered under my warranty for free.
I can email you what they had to order if you would like, also check to see if it's on the recall list...
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Would you mind reporting back once temps drop a bit more and it gets pretty cold to see if it worked or not?Supermilhorn wrote:I was told by the Nissan dealership that they have a database for techs to post write ups about issues they have dealt with. He said there were 2 other cases like ours and both of them were resolved by replacing the heater core. Mine blew cold air one time since it was recalibrated and that was the first night I had it back from the shop. It has worked perfectly since then, but it hasn't been very cold out. I'm not 100% convinced that mine is fixed since I haven't been able to test it in extreme cold yet. If your insurance will pay for it, I would have the heater core replaced. At least you can rule it out if it does not fix the problem.