Exterior Lighting Problems of Nissan Titan

I want to put on record that the rear camera system is not able to be adjusted to a point where you can visually see after dark. To further the issue, the reverse lamps are not adequately bright enough to safely back up using the mirrors at night. I do understand this is the last model year for this vehicle however there is surely an issue that can be resolved by Nissan. After having the issue myself I had looked online and find a disturbing amount of complaints related to the issue.

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While vehicle was stationary the rear console which contains the rear interior lights fell down. Now the front overhead console is falling , not fallen all the way, but right side is already lose. It will not be long that the front will fall , when it does I hope it is stationary so that my wife, daughter or myself who ever is driving will not be hit by the falling console and possibly causing an accident harming my other daughter and son, or anyone else that could be in harms way, as a result of this poor quality plastic used making these consoles. I have contacted Nissanusa about this and their response was they � unfortunately they cannot do anything due to the vehicles mileage � I bought this vehicle brand new and have taken very good care of it. I hope something can be done about this faulty plastic. When the front console falls it will leave my wife , daughter and myself in the dark, with no interior lighting!!!.

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I can't read the vehicle information screen while driving in daylight brighter than heavy overcast. This is without sunglasses. Adding sunglasses makes it worse. I must lean forward and shield the screen, and then squint to read the data displayed. I know one should pull off the road when a warning chime and message appear, but you know how human nature is. Nissan says it is not a problem. It is for me.

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The vehicle information display screen (located to the left of the speedometer) when set to its brightest (highest) setting is too dim to read, while setting upright behind the steering wheel, during normal daylight hours. Viewing this screen during nighttime driving is okay. Nissan was contacted and I was told that the vids was working as designed and can not be made any brighter, to be viewed during daylight hours. This is a safety hazard, as the information displayed on the vid screen may alert the driver of possible vehicle malfunctions.

Poor visibility nite time driving,lights do not project far enough.

Headlamp unit failure on this vehicle. Water intrusion into the unit causing moisture buildup with resulting cloudiness, calcium like etching, and spider web-like cracking of the plastic lens. Poor uv sun blocking ability of the plastic lens to retard yellowing & clouding. These defects in the headlamp unit construction present a safety hazard issue at night as it reduces the effectiveness and ability to project light beam at levels necessary for clear visual field. This vehicle has incurred complete headlamp unit assembly replacements to both driver & passenger sides twice since vehicle placed into new service in 2009. It appears the cheap plastic lens covers used in manufacturing is the culprit. Use of glass for lens would eleminate these problems as glass does not deteriorate with sun or moisture.

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