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Infinity and Nissan vehicles with power seat memory and electronically controlled mirrors have a problem with their electronics. But how do we fix this issue? Well, it may be a module or "computer", it might be a electrical fault, it could be a fuse? There are many possibilities. But let me help you before you think about going to an expensive Infinity Dealer or even bringinging it to us to save a bundle. Instead of reprogramming it with my laptop using the factory software I found in the software a issue where they loose thier initialization and sync to each other and how to get the system talking to each component again. 

Here is the first and FREE repair before you come in for service on your Infinity or Nissan with power mirror and memory seats!

Try this free fix by Arlington Auto & Tire in Poughkeepsie NY - its easy and anyone can do it.

1. Get your remote, make sure the battery is good or new.

2. roll up all the windows and put the E Brake ON

3. press the LOCK button

4. Press the Auto Start on the remote and the car starts

5. unlock the door using the door handle unlock button, now reach inside and try to press the shiftter button - This should immediately cause the car to shut down for safety reasons (normal)

6. exit the car and press the lock button on the remote NOW press the START on the remote again and the car starts

7. use the door handle unlock button to unlock the door and go in the car, this time put your right foor on the brake pdeal without touching anything and press the ENGINE START just after. If this 7 step preocess was your lucky fix then now you should be eble to select the left or right mirror and move them and you should be able to program the seat / steering wheel positions by pressing SET and 1 or 2.

I hope that worked! I hope we saved you some time aggravation and money. Electrical things use complex software and networks to run. As cars become more electrified more things can go wrong. Its not uncommon for us to have as much as 50% of our shop filled with hybrid and electrical car problems. Every electronic device has wires, connectors, sensors, windings, magnets, switches, relays, resistors, mosfets, chips, etc....  As the technology advances so do unforseen issues no designer could ever anticipate. Fortunately independent mechanics like us work on the older vehicles that exhibit these tough problems and this helps us stay more familair with cars that have over 80 or 100000 miles. 

Wishing you all healthy and happy success in the coming year!

www.ArlingtonAutoTire.com