Dash display and radio code

If the language on the dash display of your 2010 Nissan Murano switches back to Spanish after the car restarts, it is possible that the language preference for the display is set to Spanish in the vehicle's settings. In order to change the language for the dash display to English, you will need to access the vehicle's settings and adjust the language preference accordingly.
Here are the steps you can take to change the language on the dash display of your 2010 Nissan Murano:

1. Press the "Menu" button on the dashboard to access the main menu.
2. Use the arrow buttons on the dashboard or the steering wheel controls to navigate to the "Settings" menu.
3. Navigate to the "Language" option and select it.
4. Use the arrow buttons or steering wheel controls to select the desired language for the dash display. In this case, you will want to select "English."
5. Once you have selected the desired language, press the "OK" button to confirm the change.
6. Exit the menu and restart the car to see if the language change has been applied to the dash display.

It is important to note that the specific steps and menu options may vary depending on the specific model and year of your Nissan Murano. If you are having difficulty changing the language on the dash display, it may be helpful to refer to the owner's manual or contact a Nissan dealership for assistance.

Where are you getting this code from? Is it a dashboard display, a radio display code or an error code from a diagnostic system? Have you included all the letters and numbers for this code? The codes don't look correct.

where? (the dashboard is 2foot by 5feet, must i guess?)
the display? in the digital display , or is that a radio model number.
try to be more clear, say exactly where seen....

im looking in your operators guide. (nop there there)

http://www.jeep.com/en/owners/manuals/


is that the radio display or dash speedo cluster errors?
surely you know
or post a photo. all cell phones have camera/s free.
or the clock error?
the EVIC display, usually shows English simple words like "Glass"

point to an object on the dash and say xxxxx here.
or a photo with finger pointing.....

There is a code. It may be inside the console or glove box. If you can't find it the dealership will be able to help.

it means there is a code in the computer that needs to be checked and repaired in order to turn off the light.

This sounds like it is a bad relay, the relays are located in the engine compartment. I would start checking there

is there enough charge in the battery or have the light bulbs gone in the dash?????

I am not sure if you mean the dash lights or just the radio display
cause there was some models with small bulbs behind the dash and you had to replace the bulbs and some of them you had to replace the cluster and if you have to replace it and you go to a salvage yard look at the date just inside the drivers door and find one as close to that date as you can and it should work and as for the radio there is a bulb behind the radio

on some models there is bulbs behind the dash and some have curcuits and you have to replace the whole cluster if you go to a salvage yard look at date just inside drivers door of when car was made and find one close to that date and it should work and as for the radio there is a bulb behind it check all fuses first

I had a similar problem with my 94 Saab 900, I needed to reset the radio code because the one in my user manual was wrong. If you can remove the radio from the dash (you can buy a tool or make it with metal clothes hangers). Pop the radio out and the correct code will sometimes be written on the top of the radio.

Either way entering this correct code did nothing for me on startup. But the solution is far out - turn the ignition key to "on" without starting the engine so the electrical system is on. Then leave this for 1 hour. When you return the HID will display "enter code" (exactly like if you hold down the BAND button - but that doesn't work like this does). Now enter the correct code.