No. It is my understanding that MY 2011 navigation system uses a computer hard drive and not a CD disk like the 2004.

My QX56 began to stall while driving and got progressively worse. The dealer service guys spent over 3 hours diagnosing the problem (supposedly) and even more time on the phone with Infiniti Tech Support. They came back with the recommendation to replace the catalytic converters and told me it would cost $3,500. I took it down the street to an independent guy who, in less than 30 minutes, determined the plugs weren't getting a consistent spark. He then worked backwards until only the computer was left as a possible problem. He called Infiniti Tech Support (the same people the dealer supposedly spoke to) and asked if there were any known issues with the QX56 computer or IPDM (Intelligent Power Distribution Module). They said there were known issues with the IPDM in the QX56, G35, and the Nissan Armada and Titan. He called a different Infiniti dealer to order the IPDM and, as they laughed, asked how many he needed, saying they were "flying of the shelf." But my dealer had no idea about this issue. I paid the dealer $367 for their misdiagnosis. I paid $394 for the independent guy to replace the IPDM and it runs like a champ. Had I spent the $3,500 replacing the catalytic converters, I would have driven off the lot and stalled again - only to have them invent come up with more costly solutions. Incidentally, my catalytic converters are fine...

While I was having the IPDM repaired, I asked them to look at 3 other issues that the dealer had identified as significant problems that needed fixing quickly. The cost for those 3 items would have been $1,600. The independent guy said that there were no existing problems that Infiniti described.

Bottom line: Infiniti dealer suggested $5,100 in work that didn't need to be done and didn't address my problem. I saved $4,700 by getting a second opinion.

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Use TRIP button on dash and press until you get to oil change screen. Easy to reset then. OR Call Infinity dealer and service dept will walk you through it. Mark

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Assuming that you mean "wiper blade" (blade and frame) which are replaced often rather than "wiper arm" (piece from the spindle at the hood to the wiper blade) which are rarely ever replaced, the 2005 Infiniti QX56 has the most common hook-end wiper arms. See sources and related links below for installation videos. Also, purchase the replacement blades first and there will be additional instructions/illustrations on the replacement packages. Locate and press the tab or button where the wiper blade is inserted into the hook of the wiper arm and pull wiper blade out of hook. You may have to rotate and flex the blade to make enough clearance for the hook to pass through.

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When the car is on and in park, press the "Trip button" nunder the screen a couple times. When the oil change/tire rotation screen pops up, highlight the reset button next to oil change and press enter.
Start the car push the trip button until you get to engine oil and select reset and you are done.

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I have a 2005 but the solution will probably work for 2006. Try it and see. Go to Settings menu and turn off display completely. Return to Settings menu and turn display back on. This has always cleared my screen when it "freezes."