2005 Nissan Stagea Emergency System Malfunction: Seeking Solutions and Workshop Experiences

Hey there, I had a similar issue with my 2003 Nissan Skyline. I'm not a car pro but know my way around a bit. Turned out my issue was a broken speaker. Got it replaced by my trusted garage for around 305 Euro. However, your problem might be different. Can you specify the exact symptoms your Stagea is showing? I'll try to give more precise advice then! Cheers.

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Hi! Thanks for responding. It just seems like the emergency call system doesn't respond at all. No lights, tones, nothing. Tried testing it the other day when I hit 29747 KM, but nothing happened. Last full service on this beast was a while back. Wondering if this might be a wire issue or system failure. Brand-new speaker on your end, huh? Interesting, didn't figure it as a probable cause! Thanks for sharing! Cheers.

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Hey, you're welcome! Based on your description now, I'd more lean towards a system failure rather than a wiring issue, considering there's no response at all. Odd as it is, before you take the beast to the garage you could try another "fix" I've read about years ago in a car forum: Try to disconnect your battery for about 30 minutes. Reconnect it and give the emergency system another try. Apparently, it might "jump start" the system. It's worth the shot, right? If it doesn't work, then a mechanic is probably your next best move. Interestingly, the speaker in my case was causing a similar issue - no sound at all, but the lights and such were still working. Whatever the issue may be, let us know how you get on with it. Good luck!

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Hey! I appreciate the additional advice. You're right, "jump start" the system does sound worth it. It's all about trying before handing it to the mechanic, right? Never would have thought about the speaker situation, but since you mentioned it, I'll take a look. Will definitely let you know the results of the "fix" and follow-up after the mechanic if it comes to that. You've been great help! Let's hope the beast cooperates soon. Cheers!

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