Also ill be driving along the road and the brake light comes on my dash.. randomly.. i hope im not the only person
Never heard about Moonroof whistling, I'm guessing the Rubber Seal is lose? See what your dealers says.nightrider7 wrote:My altima coupe sunroof whistles when i have it closed its pretty sad i have to drive with it tilted so im not annoyed on a long car ride on the high way. any suggestions?
Also ill be driving along the road and the brake light comes on my dash.. randomly.. i hope im not the only person
bembol wrote:Never heard about Moonroof whistling, I'm guessing the Rubber Seal is lose? See what your dealers says.nightrider7 wrote:My altima coupe sunroof whistles when i have it closed its pretty sad i have to drive with it tilted so im not annoyed on a long car ride on the high way. any suggestions?
Also ill be driving along the road and the brake light comes on my dash.. randomly.. i hope im not the only person
As for Brake Light, does the VDC light go off I'm asking because this happened to my VQ and all it was just Low Brake Fluid.
You're joking right? I do that almost every day in the summer and my sunroof is fine.. over 2 years now...Amays U G37S wrote:You cannot open a sunroof on the interstate or with the car in motion above 5 mph. Perferabbly at a stop, you open the sunroof.
You have probably done this enough that now the sunroof is having a problem. You have damaged it, and it will not be repaired under warrenty.
The brake light is an indication the fluid is low. On that note, whenever the light comes on it should be brought to the dealer immediately. Typically, the dealer will then service the brakes, change pads, turn rotors if permits. This indication is to notify you that the fluid is low, but the brakes also need to be serviced.
If you do your own repairs, please refill the fluid level to the proper indications, and then check your pads for wear, and/or rotors.
rackem22 wrote:Amays U G37S wrote:You cannot open a sunroof on the interstate or with the car in motion above 5 mph. Perferabbly at a stop, you open the sunroof.
You have probably done this enough that now the sunroof is having a problem. You have damaged it, and it will not be repaired under warrenty.
I just read the every sentance in the manual where the word sunroof appears and not once did it mention this? Where/how/why did you learn/hear/read this information?