2007 murano display screen went out

Asked by Galloper_1397 Feb 18, 2017 at 08:43 AM about the 2007 Nissan Murano SL AWD

Question type: General

My 2007 murano battery died I got a jump
after the guy tried to give me a jump I
noticed he had the positive and negative
cables on the wrong spots, someone else
came gave me one the right way but my
display screen hasn't came back on do I
can't operate the radio or control or turn on
the heat or air it comes on by itself after
the car runs a while, only the air or heat
comes on but not the display screen or
radio. I've gotten a new battery already but
nothing from my display screen area

6 Answers

157,115

Check the fuses. Their locations are in the owner;'s manual.

The guy that put my new battery in said he didn't get a reading for any blown fuses should I check them manually

157,115

I would check each one, especially the ones that handle the radio. There are probably fuses under the hood as well as inside the cabin.

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Did you ever get this fixed? Having the same issue with my Murano.

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