I have a 2022 SV Pathfinder. It's been back to the dealership two times in 90 days due to water coming into the roof of the vehicle. First time, dealership didn't saw why it happened they just had a professional company come and dry it/clean it. 3 months later it happens again. I figured it out it's related to the sunroof drain tubes. It's a flawed design and mine keep getting clogged/leaking. Before you ask- I do not park under or near trees and I keep my vehicle in a garage whenever not in use. I have owned other vehicles with sunroofs that NEVER leaked- 10+ years and no issues. The Nissan Dealership really told me that a sunroof is a literal hole in the roof of the car and that water can get through it. I'm so glad they clarified that for me.
Has anyone else experienced this issue? I can't afford to play russian roulette any time it rains and hope my car doesn't leak. I also can't afford to pay to have the drain tubes blown out every month to be on the safe side (at $180 a service, that's ridiculous). Dealership suggested every 3rd oil change- issue is my car is a 2022 with 18k miles on it. And this issued has occurred 2x in the last 3 months. Everything I read suggests cleaning out the drain tubes 1x per year.
Anyone else? Other than giving up on Nissan (which I've been loyal to for many years now), I'm not sure what else to do.
Thanks!
