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So I got my battery changed a while back. Autozone guy put up a thing to my ECU to keep it from losing power during the battery change.

Afterwards, my clock stopped working and the A/C doesn't come on when I turn the car on anymore(I have to press it every time)

I read somewhere that this is likely "transport mode" and on a different Infiniti the way to turn it off was to have the windshield wiper and light levers all the way down while turning on the car. No luck with that method.


Any ideas?

vistec

there is i fuse to pull in the fuse box, by the drivers leg.
its in the maual....

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That's the first place I checked
I see nothing about a clock or "A/C autostart" on that panel and I took out every fuse that wasn't obviously unrelated and they were all fine.

How would a fuse affect the ability of the A/C to automatically turn on when I start the car anyway? That sounds distinctly like a computer setting type issue.

Edit:

Additionally some of the solutions say to look for a white fuse not pushed in all the way. I don't see a single "white" fuse in the kick panel(or "around the kick panel" as some sources say)

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Just one bump... really don't want to have to take it to the dealer 2 hours away for a stupid clock.

Just to re-iterate, all of the fuses that I could think to look at in the kick panel are unbroken, so unless there is a special fuse location of some kind, it doesn't seem that a fuse is the issue.

vistec

what year is yor car? mine is 2011 and has a white plastic fuse you or pull or push for transport mode...

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Damn you dont have any dealer closer than 2 hour away??

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Nope it sucks,

My car is 2008.

Yeah I don't see this "special fuse" in the kick panel.