Seems as if this issue is getting a little more coverage now….take a look at this link. Cannot believe Nissan won’t acknowledge this is a common fault. https://amp.theguardian.com/money/2024/feb/06/nissan-qashqai-engine-cracked-fix-it-main-dealer-servicing and in there you'll see the Joke of the Ye...

I have a J11b, 2019, whose clock likes to swap back to the 12hr setting every few months.

As long as it remains "authorised" you'll be fine. If you have issues beyond the 3 year warranty you'll need a 100% Nissan/Authorised service book to stand even the remotest chance of Nissan acting honourably.

My local 'shop' just fixed this for free when I had a new sensor fitted. It shouldn't take more than a few mins. They need to reset the sensors to the car, not swap wheels around.

I have just thought it might have been when I had my tyres changed? I had all 4 changed in September. Might it be that they put the rear wheels on the front of the car and vice versa? Where is the sensor for the tyre pressure? I assume it’s inside the wheel and this connects somehow to the dashboar...

To get the car readout corrected re tyres mapped to wrong locations you will need to visit a tyre garage who will need to reset it all for you.

Reset to Factory defaults?

phatboy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:38 pm

Testdriver wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:31 pm Great! Do you have part number?

The same as @Pandjh , part number N110600260R

Phew! was concerned they might have found even more issues and had an even newer part. It has been 2 weeks after all.

My Nissan invoice listed the part as N110600260R.

This was in the 1st week of Jan.

Nissan's approach seems to be stuff the existing customers, we'll just replace them with new ones who don't do their research.