A/C & Heater Controls for Nissan Maxima

Nissan Maxima A/C and Heater Controls

Without air conditioning in the summer, the temperature in a car can get dangerously hot. Without proper heat in the winter, a car can get extremely cold, and the winter weather could affect visibility. Having the right replacement A/C and Heater Controls for Nissan Maxima can help to create a comfortable ride.

In most cases, a driver or passenger inside of a Nissan Maxima will push a button to determine whether to activate the heat or the air conditioner. If these buttons are stuck or otherwise dont work, the heater or air conditioning may not turn on despite the underlying electrical components working properly. Fortunately, the A/C and heater control buttons can be purchased on their own. They might also be found as part of an entire replacement center console, depending on the model year of the Maxima.

In a Maxima that was made prior to 2006, the A/C and heater control panels are generally pieces of gray or black plastic. Those that were made from 2006 to 2010 are typically made from a silver material with a metallic finish. Starting in 2011, Nissan created A/C and heater control panels featuring wood grain trim on any Maxima vehicle, from the base version all the way up to the exclusive sedan model.

If you own a 2012, 2013, or 2014 Maxima, you might be able to purchase the audio climate control console for your vehicle. It is referred to as such because the console allows the driver and passengers to control the internal temperature as well as select their favorite radio stations, play CDs, or stream music using a Bluetooth connection.

Those who own a Maxima made after 2004 should have the ability to defrost both the front and the rear of the vehicle. This can generally be done by pressing the button that looks like a rectangle with three curvy lines on it. In addition to rear defrosting, a Nissan Maxima may also provide controls for both the driver and passenger sides of the vehicle. This means that a driver can warm his or her side of the car while the passenger can cool his or her side at the same time.