Window antenna
In the Nissan Armada, the window antenna is seamlessly integrated into the rear side glass, specifically within the third-row seat window. This design ensures reliable signal reception while maintaining a clean and modern exterior appearance.
CAUTION
- Avoid applying metallic window tint or attaching any metal components near the third-row window of your Nissan Armada, as this may interfere with signal reception and cause unwanted noise or reduced radio performance.
- When cleaning the inside surface of the third-row window, handle the Nissan Armada antenna area with care. Use a soft cloth lightly dampened with water and gently wipe along the antenna pattern to prevent scratches or damage.
- Ensure that luggage or cargo inside the Nissan Armada does not come into contact with or damage the antenna pattern embedded in the glass.
Satellite radio antenna
The Nissan Armada satellite radio antenna is positioned on the rear section of the vehicle’s roof, allowing optimal signal reception for satellite broadcasting services.
CAUTION
- Accumulation of ice on the Nissan Armada antenna can reduce radio signal quality. Carefully remove any ice buildup to restore normal reception.
- When clearing snow from the roof, avoid applying excessive force to the antenna, as this could damage the antenna or dent the roof panel of your Nissan Armada.
- When using a high-pressure car wash, keep the nozzle at a safe distance from the antenna to prevent deformation or damage to the sealing components.
- Placing cargo near the antenna on the roof of the Nissan Armada may obstruct signal reception. Whenever possible, avoid loading items in this area.
GNSS antenna (for ProPILOT Assist 2.1)
The Nissan Armada is equipped with dual GNSS antennas located on the rear portion of the roof. These antennas support advanced navigation and driver assistance systems such as ProPILOT Assist 2.1, ensuring precise positioning and enhanced driving support.
CAUTION
- Ice buildup on the GNSS antennas may negatively impact positioning accuracy. Remove ice carefully to maintain proper GNSS functionality in your Nissan Armada.
- Do not apply strong pressure when removing snow from the roof, as this may damage the antenna units or deform the vehicle’s roof structure.
- Keep high-pressure wash nozzles away from the GNSS antennas to prevent seal damage or misalignment.
- Roof-mounted cargo can interfere with GNSS signal reception in the Nissan Armada. Avoid placing objects near the antenna area whenever possible.
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Basic information
The rear automatic climate control system in the Nissan Armada is engineered
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and third rows. When the front air conditioning system of the Nissan Armada is activated,
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Description
Horn and light do not operate when the owner uses telematics function of the smartphone.
Diagnosis Procedure
CHECK TELEMATICS SYSTEM SYMPTOM TABLE
Check telematics system symptom table.
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CHECK INTELLIGENT KEY SYSTEM (REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY FUNCTION)
Press the LOCK butto ...
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Inspection
WARNING:
Jacking up or lift up the vehicle may the vehicle height to go down which cause a personal injury and/or damage to the air suspension component parts. Refer to Precaution for when Jacking and Lifting Up the vehicle with Electronic Air Suspension System.
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