Expert Answers about Nissan Armada

• Should the Prodigy P2 Brake Controller be Unplugged if it Will Not Be Used for 6 Months
• When the Prodigy P2 Brake Controller, # 90885, is plugged in on your 2012 Nissan Armada but is not being used, the electrical draw from the controller is a mere 3.6 milliamps so there really is no harm in leaving the unit plugged in. If you would feel better unplugging the unit that way the LED display does not come on every time you start your vehicle, I recommend also removing the unit from it's mounting location. From past experience, if the unit is left in place but unplugged, some...
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• Weight Distribution Used With Auto-Level Rear Suspension on 2018 Nissan Armada
• The auto-leveling system can make it tricky to set up a weight distribution system, as it can vary the amount of pressure in the system according to the load and suspension movement. If it's possible to shut off the system and then proceed to set up the weight distribution system for towing purposes, that's certainly the way to go. I checked through the owner's manual, and wasn't able to determine if the auto-leveling suspension system could be deactivated. If that isn't possible, I'd...
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• Using Curt MV Weight Distribution System C17052 on Vehicle With Auto-Leveling
• The Curt MV Weight Distribution System - Round Bar - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW # C17052 you have is rated correctly for your 6,850 lb loaded trailer, as your tongue weight should be right in the 800 lb - 1,000 lb range of the system. So I think the issue is with the auto-leveling air bag suspension not allowing the set up to be complete. For vehicles with an auto-level system, what you will need to do when setting up weight distribution is first connect your fully loaded trailer with...
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