This might be odd but I purchased my Titan In August last year and never paid much attention to the button lights on the steering column not lighting when the headlights are turned on. I've thought maybe Nissan made the vehicle this way. I only have 10,000 miles and have two regular services done by the dealer already. My steering column control buttons do not light at all and are not visible at night, has anyone have this same issue or is this a trip to the dealer to fix a problem?
If you mean the cruise control and radio controls on the steering wheel itself, then no, I don't believe they are supposed to light up, nor do I believe the blinker stick is supposed to either.
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That would be very helpful if they lighted up!!!
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Originally Posted by SUBTITAN
These in fact do not light up. It sure would be nice if they did though.
+1................Tom
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I never look at mine to operate them. Once you're used to them, you won't have to look at them either. IMHO, it would be kind of annoying if they lit up. There are plenty of lights on in the truck already at night.
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