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Originally Posted by WATSON1
You need to get the dealership to tell you the exact cause of the failure of the cat, and if it caused the engine to go. Always document the name of each person you talk to, the date and time, and what was said. That way if it comes down to it you have plenty of info for a lawyer to use, if you have to. If they tell you the cat failed due to reasons in the recall, then it means the engine died because of the cat failure, resulting in you having a recall claim. It sounds simple enough, but it's not going to be an easy road to follow. Be sure to check back here often if you need any helpful advice.
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Yeah, I'm on it. Keeping paper work and all.
I'll be on the phone with Nissan North America tomorrow.