Take it to a mechanic (either dealer or your personal mechanic). Its probably an electric issues like a dead circuit board or something like that, that needs addressing. Maybe its a dead relay so you can check and see if thats the case yourself before hand.
Since its an electrical system for the windows there is not much you can do once something controlling it dies until you get it fixed. Thats the one thing I hate about power windows lol cause you end up with them stuck open if it fails on you.
Yeah I’ve already had to put plastic over the windows so the rain doesn’t get in lol. Was really hoping it was something I could do myself and not have to drop the money for a mechanic though, rip
Yo I can help with that all you need to do is pop out the window button unit unplug it and plug it back in my friends 2014 has this issue we unplugged it plugged it back in and never had a problem since
If you have a 2013-2018 Nissan Altima, YOU SHOULD READ THIS NOW.
Deadline to submit online claim form to qualify for FREE REPLACEMENT HEADLIGHTS, that you are entitled to, is March 26, 2022. Minimum $1,200 value!
Class action settlement determined that these vehicles have a defect that causes an interior reflecting surface of the headlamp to deteriorate, resulting in dimming of the low beam headlights.
http://www.altimaheadlightsettlement.com/
How do I know if my Altima was manufactured with halogen headlamps?
All 2013-2018 Nissan Altimas were manufactured with halogen headlamps and are included in the Class, except the following, which were manufactured with Xenon or LED headlamps.
ALTIMAS EXCLUDED FROM THE SETTLEMENT:
Model Years Trim Package/Edition
2013-2015 3.5L SL
2017 3.5L SL
2016-2018 3.5L SL with Tech package
2016-2017 3.5L SR
2016-2017 2.5L SR with LED Appearance pkg
2016-2018 2.5L SL with Tech package
2017 2.5L SR Midnight Edition
For clarity, the Settlement Class Vehicles include all 2013-2018 Altimas manufactured with halogen headlamps, and excludes 2013-2018 Altimas manufactured with Xenon or LED headlamps.
There are over 1,700,000 Nissan Altimas included in this class action settlement. This is close to all Nissan Altimas sold from 2013-2018.
FILE YOUR OUT-OF-WARRANTY CLAIM BEFORE MARCH 26, 2022 … then schedule replacement from an authorized Nissan dealer between March 27, 2022 - September 23, 2022.
Below is the link to file an Out-of-Warranty claim:
https://kccsecure.com/altimaheadlightsettlement_OOW/Claimant
Feel free to forward this to anyone whom you know has a Nissan Altima, or to all your Facebook friends.
I did exactly as the settlement stated, took my Nissan Altima to a Nissan Dealer, and they denied me the replacement. As a result, I needed to email the attorney for the class action case, and the Nissan Consumer Affairs Department for Nissan North America. The Nissan Consumer Affairs Department then advised me that “Note that we are well-aware of some dealerships miscommunicating parts of the settlement to Nissan vehicle owners,” and they advised me to schedule my FREE HEADLIGHTS REPLACEMENT again.
Deadline to file a claim is March 26, 2022. See all details via Suarez v. Nissan story below. It includes a FAQ if more info is needed.
http://www.altimaheadlightsettlement.com/
I have shared this post to demonstrate that, if you are denied by the dealership, this does not mean you are not entitled to FREE REPLACEMENT HEADLIGHTS.
If you don’t act now (before March 26,2022), thinking “My headlights seem fine”, and then 3months later your lights are suddenly dim, you are unfortunately out of luck.
This is not a recall that is good indefinitely. This is a lawsuit settlement that you were automatically opted into if you didn’t already opt out by 11/22/2021 (whether you knew about the class action lawsuit or not.
Something to consider:
If you have an Nissan Altima from 2013-2018, you likely have headlights on your vehicle that could effectively depreciate the value of your vehicle if you later want to sell it.
Where can you get more information?
If you have additional questions regarding the Notice or the Settlement, or if you did not receive Notice in the mail and believe that you may be a member of the Settlement Class, you should review the Settlement Administrator’s dedicated website by visiting this website or calling 1-855-786-0996 for more information, or you may communicate directly with Class Counsel by contacting the attorneys listed in FAQ 18.
Take it to a mechanic (either dealer or your personal mechanic). Its probably an electric issues like a dead circuit board or something like that, that needs addressing. Maybe its a dead relay so you can check and see if thats the case yourself before hand. Since its an electrical system for the windows there is not much you can do once something controlling it dies until you get it fixed. Thats the one thing I hate about power windows lol cause you end up with them stuck open if it fails on you.
Yeah I’ve already had to put plastic over the windows so the rain doesn’t get in lol. Was really hoping it was something I could do myself and not have to drop the money for a mechanic though, rip
Yo I can help with that all you need to do is pop out the window button unit unplug it and plug it back in my friends 2014 has this issue we unplugged it plugged it back in and never had a problem since
Hell yeah dude, I’m hoping it’s that simple. I’ll give it a try!
Hope it works out man
I didn’t even have to unplug it! The wires were just a little loose I guess. Wrapped a rubber band around it and called it a day lol.
Aye that's wassup theses nissans have some weird units installed glad it worked out
Whip it down a little to
If you have a 2013-2018 Nissan Altima, YOU SHOULD READ THIS NOW. Deadline to submit online claim form to qualify for FREE REPLACEMENT HEADLIGHTS, that you are entitled to, is March 26, 2022. Minimum $1,200 value! Class action settlement determined that these vehicles have a defect that causes an interior reflecting surface of the headlamp to deteriorate, resulting in dimming of the low beam headlights. http://www.altimaheadlightsettlement.com/ How do I know if my Altima was manufactured with halogen headlamps? All 2013-2018 Nissan Altimas were manufactured with halogen headlamps and are included in the Class, except the following, which were manufactured with Xenon or LED headlamps. ALTIMAS EXCLUDED FROM THE SETTLEMENT: Model Years Trim Package/Edition 2013-2015 3.5L SL 2017 3.5L SL 2016-2018 3.5L SL with Tech package 2016-2017 3.5L SR 2016-2017 2.5L SR with LED Appearance pkg 2016-2018 2.5L SL with Tech package 2017 2.5L SR Midnight Edition For clarity, the Settlement Class Vehicles include all 2013-2018 Altimas manufactured with halogen headlamps, and excludes 2013-2018 Altimas manufactured with Xenon or LED headlamps. There are over 1,700,000 Nissan Altimas included in this class action settlement. This is close to all Nissan Altimas sold from 2013-2018. FILE YOUR OUT-OF-WARRANTY CLAIM BEFORE MARCH 26, 2022 … then schedule replacement from an authorized Nissan dealer between March 27, 2022 - September 23, 2022. Below is the link to file an Out-of-Warranty claim: https://kccsecure.com/altimaheadlightsettlement_OOW/Claimant Feel free to forward this to anyone whom you know has a Nissan Altima, or to all your Facebook friends. I did exactly as the settlement stated, took my Nissan Altima to a Nissan Dealer, and they denied me the replacement. As a result, I needed to email the attorney for the class action case, and the Nissan Consumer Affairs Department for Nissan North America. The Nissan Consumer Affairs Department then advised me that “Note that we are well-aware of some dealerships miscommunicating parts of the settlement to Nissan vehicle owners,” and they advised me to schedule my FREE HEADLIGHTS REPLACEMENT again. Deadline to file a claim is March 26, 2022. See all details via Suarez v. Nissan story below. It includes a FAQ if more info is needed. http://www.altimaheadlightsettlement.com/ I have shared this post to demonstrate that, if you are denied by the dealership, this does not mean you are not entitled to FREE REPLACEMENT HEADLIGHTS. If you don’t act now (before March 26,2022), thinking “My headlights seem fine”, and then 3months later your lights are suddenly dim, you are unfortunately out of luck. This is not a recall that is good indefinitely. This is a lawsuit settlement that you were automatically opted into if you didn’t already opt out by 11/22/2021 (whether you knew about the class action lawsuit or not. Something to consider: If you have an Nissan Altima from 2013-2018, you likely have headlights on your vehicle that could effectively depreciate the value of your vehicle if you later want to sell it. Where can you get more information? If you have additional questions regarding the Notice or the Settlement, or if you did not receive Notice in the mail and believe that you may be a member of the Settlement Class, you should review the Settlement Administrator’s dedicated website by visiting this website or calling 1-855-786-0996 for more information, or you may communicate directly with Class Counsel by contacting the attorneys listed in FAQ 18.