Such a life saver... something quick and simple. I have the same problem and i will be doing this right now. I am a lady and i have learned something new. Thank you Other videos have been super long. I came across yours and you have been the best. Much love
I have a 2015 Nissan Rogue (beginning of the then "New model design). 2 years later I had a waterfall of water on my passenger front seat side. I called my Nissan dealer, and they said the SUV was out of warranty & it would be between $125 - 175 to clean out the drain tubes. Needless to say, I checked out the internet "Help" videos & saw the tube cleaning process but found it a bit difficult to locate & get the tube to go into the drain hole properly. I then decided to use liquid plumber & it cleared the blockage easily. Bottom line; NISSAN SHOULD BE CASTRATED FOR THE INEPT DRAIN DESIGN!!!!! Luckily, although the thunder storm dumped a ton of water onto the front seat the first time I had to come to a stop, it was on the passenger seat & I was alone at the time. Had it been on the drivers side, since I was startled by the sudden release of water (even on the passenger side) if it would have occurred on the drivers side, I might have experienced an accident. Can't believe there isn't someone who's had an accident as a result of the inadequate drainage. Lawyers love these kind of cases!!!
I am wondering if anyone had a lawsuit against it. Only we can do is help others and encourage not to by Nissan anymore. I had Altima which had lot of issues with transmission and headlights. Some alread sued for headlights being dim and they are having recall on those. I wish someone had done something like this then we would have done petition signing.
I experienced this during a crazy rain storm last week. Literally like a shower in my car as I was driving. I had dripping from both A pillars and the center ceiling lights. I had to constantly absorb as much water as I could using a towel while driving in a rain storm it was insane. I call the dealer and they say is a common problem and is considered a "routine maintenance" thing. The man had the nerve to say itd would +$100 to "diagnose" the problem and then told be to fix it, involves removing the headliner and clearing out the clog which he confidently told me would $500... They failed to mention the sole cause for this being a "common problem" is because of the little filter on those whitish/yellow plastic drains in the engine bay. THOSE are what causes the clog and thus backs everything up. IF they're were to be any sort of filter, it should be at the entrance of the drain pipe which can be easily accessed with your fingers from the sunroof instead of all the way at the bottom where sediment and dirt can fill up the entire drainage tube before you realize you have a clog. I don't see much reason for such a tiny filter anyways since by the time the water wouldve exited that opening, it can make its way down the suspension area and out of the bottom (none of which are areas that's are water sensitive unlike oh lets say your headliner and electronics). Due to the intentional placement of the filter and having to remove other components to get to it in combination with a +500 TEMPORARY fix its hard to see this as anything less than a money grab for people who dont have the time to troubleshoot themselves. Thanks for this video though! I hope it gets more attention so other Rogue owners of this gen can do it themselves.
I have a Murano with the exact same issue and was quoted $500 as well from the dealer. I followed the video and was able to clear drain with $7 flexible curtain cable. Took me less than 1hr. I hope this video get more traction.
thank you so much for this! my car has had an awful smell and i just figured out today its because of the moonroof leaking. i will be trying this later today!
TIP: Instead of taking the wipers and shroud off simply pull back the rubber flap at the side of the shroud and you have enough access to the filter to rinse it good with a high pressure hose. Do this periodically and you are good to go.
I've had 2 large drain flood in my 2015 Rogue..had repaired x 2..as recent as May/2023...Today after a hard rain-I found this terrible situation again..I'm fed up..NISSAN SHOULD HAVE THIS AS A RECALL..SICKENING
Looks fairly easy. Thanks for the great video! I’m going to try cleaning the hole out with a small bottle brush just so I don’t have to do it again in a year.
Before I figured this issue out, Nissan Service said $360 for just a diagnostic. Once I figured out what it was, I called and they quoted $294 before taxes to unclog the drains. I said no thanks and did this myself. I couldn’t figure out how to remove the large plastic piece, but there are two rubber pieces on each side that I was able to remove from the plastic frame, and with a long stick I was able to unclog it. It was so satisfying to see water pouring out of it!
I have a 2014, I bought it brand new...and currently going thru my third (possibly 4th i can't remember anymore) time with a water problem. The first was 6 months after buying the pos..an engineer from Nissan had to fly here and look at my car, turned out to be something not installed at the factory. The last (or the 3rd) was 2 years ago..which they said was this problem...yet I didn't have water from the headliner. Currently have an apt set for next week..same problem with water hanging out under the floor, yet this time water came out from the headliner too. They already told me at the dealership that it's not part of the current recall (not sure how you can assume that).. the first 3 of my vin are 5N1 (which is what it needs to be per the service bulletin from Jan 2021). They told me over the phone it could be $400 to fix it bc warranty is expired. I am SO fed up with this car. ...sorry so long but I am so frustrated with all the water issues I've had since buying it.
The stopper is the cause. Is not even poor design but pure evil design so you have to go to the dealership. Once you cut that little stopper you'll be fine forever.
@@phillycheez6288 put it back if you can, unless you found a way to hold that hose pass the hole. What I did at the time was to cut the end of the stopper, so it won't happen again, and never did.
Same problem with my 2015 Rogue. Additionally, the drain tube had become detached from the drainage plug on the passenger side. Luckily, it is accessible underneath and I was able to reattach it.
I have this same issue which recently became a nightmare!! It had rained, then a couple days later we had freezing temps. Like -10°f. The water had leaked down and got into the gear shifter, hence when i tried to put the car in D, the shifter was frozen!! Had to let my car run with the heat blasting for like 30 minutes to thaw it out! We're gonna try your suggestion. I'm tired of my headliner wet, inside my car wet & it had even made my floor boards wet!
@@mrOnlinePolice yes, is your video on you tube or will you have to send me link? I need to know exactly where it comes out at. I finally got it to drain just by shoving weed Wacker wire in and out. But still want to know. Thank you.
@@sherrisimerly1512 sure thing. Here is the link. I am not sure about Rogue select specifics, but surely think it is very similar to mine ua-cam.com/video/R7uh3QK6N00/v-deo.html
@@mrOnlinePolice I managed to free both drains, but I have a leak between the joints of the two roofs... let's hope that now that the drains are free they work well
@@mrOnlinePolice I'm asking myself a question...if these drains exist, then I think a small infiltration is normal when the roof is closed, what do you think?...
@@sherrisimerly1512 The lowest point in the Nissan floor is under each seat where the water will eventually pool. You'll find a removable rubber drain plugs visible from under the SUV.
Such a life saver... something quick and simple. I have the same problem and i will be doing this right now. I am a lady and i have learned something new. Thank you
Other videos have been super long. I came across yours and you have been the best. Much love
I have a 2015 Nissan Rogue (beginning of the then "New model design). 2 years later I had a waterfall of water on my passenger front seat side. I called my Nissan dealer, and they said the SUV was out of warranty & it would be between $125 - 175 to clean out the drain tubes. Needless to say, I checked out the internet "Help" videos & saw the tube cleaning process but found it a bit difficult to locate & get the tube to go into the drain hole properly. I then decided to use liquid plumber & it cleared the blockage easily. Bottom line; NISSAN SHOULD BE CASTRATED FOR THE INEPT DRAIN DESIGN!!!!!
Luckily, although the thunder storm dumped a ton of water onto the front seat the first time I had to come to a stop, it was on the passenger seat & I was alone at the time. Had it been on the drivers side, since I was startled by the sudden release of water (even on the passenger side) if it would have occurred on the drivers side, I might have experienced an accident. Can't believe there isn't someone who's had an accident as a result of the inadequate drainage. Lawyers love these kind of cases!!!
Indeed. And it almost looks like this issue was engineered.
I am wondering if anyone had a lawsuit against it. Only we can do is help others and encourage not to by Nissan anymore. I had Altima which had lot of issues with transmission and headlights. Some alread sued for headlights being dim and they are having recall on those. I wish someone had done something like this then we would have done petition signing.
@@mrmytfast4787 Did you also have a water leak from the roof?
I experienced this during a crazy rain storm last week. Literally like a shower in my car as I was driving. I had dripping from both A pillars and the center ceiling lights. I had to constantly absorb as much water as I could using a towel while driving in a rain storm it was insane. I call the dealer and they say is a common problem and is considered a "routine maintenance" thing. The man had the nerve to say itd would +$100 to "diagnose" the problem and then told be to fix it, involves removing the headliner and clearing out the clog which he confidently told me would $500... They failed to mention the sole cause for this being a "common problem" is because of the little filter on those whitish/yellow plastic drains in the engine bay. THOSE are what causes the clog and thus backs everything up. IF they're were to be any sort of filter, it should be at the entrance of the drain pipe which can be easily accessed with your fingers from the sunroof instead of all the way at the bottom where sediment and dirt can fill up the entire drainage tube before you realize you have a clog.
I don't see much reason for such a tiny filter anyways since by the time the water wouldve exited that opening, it can make its way down the suspension area and out of the bottom (none of which are areas that's are water sensitive unlike oh lets say your headliner and electronics). Due to the intentional placement of the filter and having to remove other components to get to it in combination with a +500 TEMPORARY fix its hard to see this as anything less than a money grab for people who dont have the time to troubleshoot themselves.
Thanks for this video though! I hope it gets more attention so other Rogue owners of this gen can do it themselves.
I have a Murano with the exact same issue and was quoted $500 as well from the dealer. I followed the video and was able to clear drain with $7 flexible curtain cable. Took me less than 1hr. I hope this video get more traction.
@@almath2115 Do you also have leaks from the sunroof?
I have a 2017 rogue sv and I have the same problem, thank you for uploading this video very helpful
Thank you for your feedback. Glad it worked for you
@@jdthemastermindjdthemaster1953 Did you also have a water leak from the roof?
thank you so much for this! my car has had an awful smell and i just figured out today its because of the moonroof leaking. i will be trying this later today!
Hope it resolves your problem
TIP: Instead of taking the wipers and shroud off simply pull back the rubber flap at the side of the shroud and you have enough access to the filter to rinse it good with a high pressure hose. Do this periodically and you are good to go.
Thank you. In this video I broke the centers of the nozzles out. Would I be able to it your way?
@@mrOnlinePolice with a long enough screw driver you might be able to. Probably need about a 12” screwdriver or other long object.
The rubber flap is right under the hood on the side of the shroud. At least on my 2015 Rogue anyways.
@@Aynonemouse I popped that whole plug off! Will I need to purchase a new one? Asking Nissan anything is always a charge!
Pro tip for sure. Fixed for me! 2015 rogue
Great video mine is been getting worst lately and didn,t know what the crap it was.
I've had 2 large drain flood in my 2015 Rogue..had repaired x 2..as recent as May/2023...Today after a hard rain-I found this terrible situation again..I'm fed up..NISSAN SHOULD HAVE THIS AS A RECALL..SICKENING
Looks fairly easy. Thanks for the great video! I’m going to try cleaning the hole out with a small bottle brush just so I don’t have to do it again in a year.
i hope you never had this problem again
Before I figured this issue out, Nissan Service said $360 for just a diagnostic. Once I figured out what it was, I called and they quoted $294 before taxes to unclog the drains. I said no thanks and did this myself. I couldn’t figure out how to remove the large plastic piece, but there are two rubber pieces on each side that I was able to remove from the plastic frame, and with a long stick I was able to unclog it. It was so satisfying to see water pouring out of it!
Glad to help. Enjoy your dry headliner and your dry clothing ))
Thank you!! Such a blessing, saved me money and lots of stress !
I have a 2014, I bought it brand new...and currently going thru my third (possibly 4th i can't remember anymore) time with a water problem. The first was 6 months after buying the pos..an engineer from Nissan had to fly here and look at my car, turned out to be something not installed at the factory. The last (or the 3rd) was 2 years ago..which they said was this problem...yet I didn't have water from the headliner. Currently have an apt set for next week..same problem with water hanging out under the floor, yet this time water came out from the headliner too. They already told me at the dealership that it's not part of the current recall (not sure how you can assume that).. the first 3 of my vin are 5N1 (which is what it needs to be per the service bulletin from Jan 2021). They told me over the phone it could be $400 to fix it bc warranty is expired. I am SO fed up with this car. ...sorry so long but I am so frustrated with all the water issues I've had since buying it.
After I broke the centers of the end tips, my problem is gone.
Awesome video! Thank you
The stopper is the cause. Is not even poor design but pure evil design so you have to go to the dealership. Once you cut that little stopper you'll be fine forever.
yes is call stealership
Yep. Just fixed mine the same way. Makes absolutely zero sense to have that plastic plug there.
@@QQ-tj5wt I sold my altima, and thinking on buying a rogue now loool
@QQ I pulled the whole plug off!😂 will I need to purchase a new one? I rather ask you that nissan
@@phillycheez6288 put it back if you can, unless you found a way to hold that hose pass the hole. What I did at the time was to cut the end of the stopper, so it won't happen again, and never did.
Thanks for the video. Solved my problem
Awesome. Glad to help. Enjoy
ДЯКУЮ ЗА ИНФОРМАЦІЮ..
Same problem with my 2015 Rogue. Additionally, the drain tube had become detached from the drainage plug on the passenger side. Luckily, it is accessible underneath and I was able to reattach it.
did it come loose on the top or on the bottom? How did it happen?
@@mrOnlinePolice Came loose at the bottom. Don't know why?
🙏🏻 thank you! Worked perfectly.
Glad it helped. Enjoy.
I have this same issue which recently became a nightmare!! It had rained, then a couple days later we had freezing temps. Like -10°f. The water had leaked down and got into the gear shifter, hence when i tried to put the car in D, the shifter was frozen!! Had to let my car run with the heat blasting for like 30 minutes to thaw it out! We're gonna try your suggestion. I'm tired of my headliner wet, inside my car wet & it had even made my floor boards wet!
Had this done 2 years, and the problem is fixed. Before, I had to clean the drains a couple of times a year
@@mrOnlinePolice is horrible! There should have been a recall or something on this mess!
Thank you for the video.
And i appreciate the comment. Hope you won't have to experience wet seats again
What year model is this. I have a 2012 with clogged drain and have not been able to find plug. Thanks for the video.
This is a 2014. You have a rogue select. I also have another video. Maybe that will help you
@@mrOnlinePolice yes, is your video on you tube or will you have to send me link? I need to know exactly where it comes out at. I finally got it to drain just by shoving weed Wacker wire in and out. But still want to know. Thank you.
@@sherrisimerly1512 sure thing. Here is the link. I am not sure about Rogue select specifics, but surely think it is very similar to mine ua-cam.com/video/R7uh3QK6N00/v-deo.html
why not just use a pipe drain cleaner?
I dont know how well that works. I broke plugs, and 2 years down the road, I did not have to clean them again
He drained it but does that really fix the problem?
Yes this is the permanent fix. Hasn't clogged since then,
I tried this on mine but the plug did not look like that. It was a rubber flat piece. I have a 2016 Rogue
Is there a hole big enough in the rubber end piece?
@Online Police I don't really remember when my husband removed it. There appeared to be soundproofing stuff behind it.
Do you know if it’s roughly the same for a 2013 (first gen) Rogue?
I dont know. Maybe someone from the chat will be able to help
Hi friend, how did you solve the leaking sunroof...or is it normal for a little water to get in when it's closed? Thanks
What i show in this video is what fixed it for me. I dont have any water get in. May be you still have a drain clogged but not fully?
@@mrOnlinePolice I managed to free both drains, but I have a leak between the joints of the two roofs... let's hope that now that the drains are free they work well
@gio87vanni87 Sorry to hear that.
@@mrOnlinePolice I'm asking myself a question...if these drains exist, then I think a small infiltration is normal when the roof is closed, what do you think?...
@gio87vanni87 the rubber seal will alway leak, hence the drains exist. But infiltration should never get on your headliner
Thank you for posting this fix! 🎉
thank you
Absolutely. Thank you for watching
WoW… this is so much easier than the G37
i hope you never had this problem again
Thanks for that video.....
You are more than welcome. Come back for more
Update....just followed your instructions & it worked exactly as you mentioned.....Thanks again
@@almath2115 awesome. Great news. Thank you for commenting
but how did u dry the 2 in of water in the floor board??
Shop vac without a filter and fans, blow air. This happened during warm days, so left windows open. Took a while, but it did dry eventually
I drilled a hole in floor, because I had a time trying to figure out where the drain plug was. When I'm done I will just slap some bondo over the hole
@@sherrisimerly1512 The lowest point in the Nissan floor is under each seat where the water will eventually pool. You'll find a removable rubber drain plugs visible from under the SUV.
@@mrmytfast4787 😳really? Noted
Thanks
There are two drains R +L side😮
yes, correct