20 Most Recent 2007 Nissan Murano SE - Page 8 Questions & Answers

double check, make sure you have the right bushings and the everything is tight

have the battery tested sounds like it has gone open.

sounds like the throttle body needs cleaning after cleaning it may need to be relearn

Safe mode is when the computer control unit senses a failure that can cause damage under normal power

Most likely "scalloped" tread on the tires causing noise but could be a wheel bearing or bearings. Slide your hand on the tire tread,it should not have any high or low spots. Also while driving if you can change the noise by moving the steering wheel a little to the left and right (changing the load on the bearings) then it would be wheel bearings.

That most likely is a bad wheel bearing my friend. Jack each corner of the front and see if the wheel and tire will "shake" by trying to move the top of the tire in and out. On rear wheel drive vehicles, the rear axel will move in and out or op and down. If you spin the rear tire you may hear the grinding noise. Change that bearing where it moves or is noisy.

Check the heat shield around the catalytic converter

First step would be offering up what type of vehicle.

You need to put nitrogen in your tires.

go to your local dealer ship. may still be covered under Nissan warrante, since the car is 2015. 3 years, 36000 miles bumper to bumper.

key on ACC,press MAINT button on right end, press down on the "enter" button then press "enter", you may need to move the :"enter" button up but usually it will be on the reset, (Reset) will be lit yellow when ready for you to press the "enter" button to reset it. You should see the Driving Distance bar dissappear/reset to the starting point. Good Luck