Tail Light Switch Problems of Nissan Rogue

Left tail light/running light is out, replaced bulbs and fuses but still not working, could be wiring harness uncertain at this point.

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My daughter is a young driver. This car allows her to drive without her lights on and does not notify her that her lights are off. The driving lights and dashboard lights give her the impression that the lights are on but the tail lights are completely dark. She was nearly killed by a driver that almost ran her off the freeway. This is a major crisis and I have seen hundreds of cars doing this. Please fix!!!!!.

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Over the last month, I continue to experience the front end collision crash sensor erroneously engaging, almost daily. I also get a front end sensor malfunction warning. The sensor was supposedly replaced twice by the dealership while under warranty, however, I still continue to have these errors pop up. I also hear, when backing up, a rubbing sound like the suspension is bad on the rear of the vehicle. I notified the dealership, but they told me there was no issue found. The driver's seat constantly squeaks, like something is lose underneath (like the bolts attaching it to the frame). There is also a squeaking noise that comes from the back of the vehicle. The dealership told me the sound was coming from the panaramic sunroof, and they tightened the bolts, however, the noise remains. Frequently water becomes trapped in the rear tail lights after getting a car wash. The lights are still functional, for the time being.

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Tail lights on drivers side stopped working. Light bulbs were replaced but this did not fix the problem. Signal light and brake light continue to work but no tail lights. Nissan dealership is currently trying to resolve the problem but are having trouble locating the cause. They tell me they are in contact with Nissan technicians via e-mail and expect that they will have to replace the wiring harness. The car is 3 1/2 years old and has just under 42000 miles. The car has been to the Nissan service center numerous times to adjust other recall issues and four times to fix the air conditioner. I can only assume that any electrical problems the car has could only come from defect or from previous repairs done by the service dept. I believe I have a reasonable expectation that the electrical system in any new car should certainly last longer than 3 1/2 years.