My 2007 murano battery died I got a jump after the guy tried to give me a jump I noticed he had the positive and negative cables on the wrong spots, someone else came gave me one the right way but my

Asked by bigTia13 Mar 18, 2018 at 11:41 AM about the 2007 Nissan Murano SL AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2007 murano battery died I got a jump after the
guy tried to give me a jump I noticed he had the
positive and negative cables on the wrong spots,
someone else came gave me one the right way but
my display screen hasn't came back on do I can't
operate the radio or control or turn on the heat or
air it comes on by itself after the car runs a while,
only the air or heat comes on but not the display
screen or radio. I've gotten a new battery already
but nothing from my display screen area

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newer cars should not be giving/receiving jump starts and mixing polarity is a big no no , , like many things in todays world they can't handle adversity , check all fuses under the hood and in the cabin , scan for codes and get the definitions even if the light ain't on ,

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