I'm not sure on this model, but the 2004 maximas have a reset button on the motors. The door panel has to come off. I believe there is a relearn for it as well. I have not had this in my shop, but have heard of it.
I have heard of linkage coming off the key cylinder that can affect this.
I understand the desperation of getting this fixed, especially as the car is under warranty. Sometimes making a scene in the showroom on a busy day, can bring about results as a last resort.
Talk to the service manager and be firm that he gets this resolves by what ever it takes. Ask him about the reset, ask him if there is a new flash available for the BCM. Ask him it happens in the shop, how it is going to change anything. Maybe offer to switch cars with him so he can experience it if needbe. Things you can do to help is to help clarify when it may happen.
It is possible this is temperature related where it drops down colder at night as this may be a wiring/component electrical issue.
I'm not sure what legal channels are available in your state regarding this type of issue,
This may be a tough one to solve as it is intermittant. It may come down to a component replacement based of therory. Regardless the dealer needs to step up to the plate on this as they are being paid on a monthly basis by you.
I would also contact the nissan customer service to attempt to move the severity of this along.
While I can provide some information on the system, I don't know how helpful it will be.
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Saturday, April 26th, 2008 AT 7:03 AM
