How to check the cruise control switch, rear hazard warning switch, and rear wiper switch on Nissan Quest?

There are two switch "pods" on either side of the instrument cluster; the left pod includes the cruise control switch, headlight switch, dashboard light rheostat, and Autolamp switch, while the right pod contains the rear wiper/washer switch, rear defogger, and hazard switch. To check the cruise control switch, it must be removed first, and then continuity should be tested between terminals 5 and 7, 5 and 4, and 7 and 4 only when the switch is ON. For the headlight switch, dashboard light dimmer, and Autolamp switch, removal is also necessary, followed by continuity testing as specified. The rear wiper/washer switch requires removal as well, with continuity checks between terminals 5 and 6 when the wiper is ON, and between 4 and 5 when the washer is ON. The rear window defogger switch should be removed to test continuity between terminals 4 and 6, which should only show continuity when the switch is depressed. The hazard warning switch also needs to be removed for testing continuity between its terminals, which should show specific connections when the switch is ON. To remove any switch from the pods, use a screwdriver to pry it from the instrument panel, disconnect the electrical connector, and take care to tape the screwdriver tip to prevent damage to the panel covering; installation follows the reverse process of removal.

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Nissan Quest Hazard Warning Switch

The Nissan Quest Hazard Warning Switch enables the driver of the van to send an unmistakable alert that has a bright light to those nearby. The Hazard Warning Switch, mounted on the center dash, connects directly to the flasher relay. So when the switch is activated, every turn signal lamp blinks away in unison. In other words, that is an unequivocal signal that says trouble ahead or vehicle stopped on shoulder. During the early Nissan minivan production years, the first generation Quest applied a simple rectangular Hazard Warning Switch that had a red triangle icon. Basically, the later generations had the red triangle but had a different housing with a more sleek rounded push pad. In other words, the core circuitry and one touch activation were not changed subsequently. Regardless of the configuration, the Hazard Warning Switch does the same thing. When the regular brake lights and signals may not get everyone's attention, this switch will ensure the vehicle is visible from all angles. Due to the fast-changing nature of road situations, Nissan has designed the Hazard Warning Switch for fingertip reach so Quest owners can warn other road users almost instantly and minimize the chance of a collision.

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Q: How to check the cruise control switch, rear hazard warning switch, and rear wiper switch on Nissan Quest?
A:
There are two switch "pods" on either side of the Instrument Cluster; the left pod includes the cruise control switch, headlight switch, dashboard light rheostat, and Autolamp switch, while the right pod contains the rear wiper/washer switch, rear defogger, and hazard switch. To check the cruise control switch, it must be removed first, and then continuity should be tested between terminals 5 and 7, 5 and 4, and 7 and 4 only when the switch is ON. For the headlight switch, dashboard light dimmer, and Autolamp switch, removal is also necessary, followed by continuity testing as specified. The rear wiper/washer switch requires removal as well, with continuity checks between terminals 5 and 6 when the wiper is ON, and between 4 and 5 when the washer is ON. The rear window defogger switch should be removed to test continuity between terminals 4 and 6, which should only show continuity when the switch is depressed. The hazard warning switch also needs to be removed for testing continuity between its terminals, which should show specific connections when the switch is ON. To remove any switch from the pods, use a screwdriver to pry it from the instrument panel, disconnect the electrical connector, and take care to tape the screwdriver tip to prevent damage to the panel covering; installation follows the reverse process of removal.