My 2010 Nissan Altima used to have an audible chirp when I locked the doors, using either the key fob or the button on the door handle. That stopped working sometime within the past couple of months (can't remember exactly when.)
Ideas?
Thanks, JimR
My 2010 Nissan Altima used to have an audible chirp when I locked the doors, using either the key fob or the button on the door handle. That stopped working sometime within the past couple of months (can't remember exactly when.)
Ideas?
Thanks, JimR
Warranty?
I'm a couple of months past the 1 year mark. I'm guessing that if it was warranty, it would have only been 1 year.
JimR
JimR wrote the following:
Find the chirper. It has to be outside of the cockpit, most likely under the hood. Maybe it got damaged, or shorted out.
Maybe one year, but my Maxima is 36,000 miles or three years and I thought that the Altima was the same. Now I have to check because I was planning on purchasing a new Altima next year just for the better mileage.
Don
The Nissan Warranty is 3 years on the vehicle and 5 years on the powertrain. If you have the CVT tranny, that's covered for 10 years. All are limited covered warrantys., so you should check.
There is a procedure in the owners manual to enable/disable the chirp. Try executing that procedure and if it does not restore the chirp, take it to a dealer. It should be covered under the 3 yr/
36,000 mile warranty (assuming you are in the US).
Thanks, that did it. It's kind of hidden in the manual, but it requires holding both the lock and unlock buttons on the key fob for 2 seconds. Repeating the same procedure toggles it on or off.
JimR
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