Thankyou for sharing this info. I paid Nissan over $2,000.00 to fix my 2009 Cube. They told me if it happened again (wouldn't start in extreme cold) I'd have to replace the transmission! I knew then & thanks to your video & a few other peoples' videos, it's NOT the transmission! So, when Nissan recalled all those vehicles in 2011, obviously they didn't "fix" the issue since it's still happening.

Thank you for sharing the video KZbin university is very helpful.

I love the line "who's gonna steal a 2009 Cube........Really ! " - great video

Wish i watch this video the mechanic told me it was the battery dead and the started got both and still nothing.not even with there reader machine thing they couldnt tell me it was this problem.

Saved me a good dollar. I thought needed a new car. Appreciate it bro

I have a 2009 Nissan Cube. Car was running great . Somewhere in a 15 min drive time my check engine light and key light came on. Pumped gas then car wouldn’t start. Key fob will lock / unlock car if just won’t start .

Thanks . I’m having that problem today

Thanks brother! I just encountered this issue.

Thanks

I have a 2009 cube. Same thing. Thank you for the information very helpfu. Will have to have towed to my residents. Frustrating !

I have a 2009 Cube Krom that just died in parking lot just not starting after being in a store for 15 minutes. Only warning light is the red car with key. Just had car towed 70 miles home thinking it was the alternator and we can replace that at home. Once home we found out the battery is fully charged so its not the alternator or battery. We think it is this issue. Thanks for this video.

With switches depressed car battery goes dead overnight

This worked for me but the issue is my battery goes dead overnight. Computer must think steering wheel is not locked or something...

Thanks for your video. I've save money with your experience. Have a nice day👍😀

The car can actually run without it

Man! Thank you so much for showing this! I am in the middle of my 2 year travels through Europe and thought i might have to stop now and this gives me hope to fix it without loosing too much money. Found a workaround until you can fix it for good somewhere in a convenient place: 1.Unlock the fixation of the steering wheel height (there us a switch under the wheel) 2. Give the UNLOCKED wheel some serious, but not destroying ups and downs by hitting each edge. So the internal part which stopped to move accordingly get loose again. 3. For me the lock/unlock sounds way more fluent again now. Sounds almost like on day 1, when i got the car with 10.000 kms I was recognizing the change of the unlock/lock sound during the last months as it sounded not very agile anymore and I always thought, that this is maybe related to my battery. Now we know, that this internal switch probably just needs some oil actually. Clearly a poor construction from Nissan. Thanks again mate!!