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Originally Posted by infinitech
I hate to burst your bubble, but once that recall has been performed, that's all there is to it. Nissan will not cover the repair, and you're going to have to shell out some cash for a new engine. Check with your dealer, and chances are, you're buying an engine. The recall is designed to take care of the problem, and if your engine still fails, it could be from something else, like lack of proper maintenance! Been a Nissan/Infiniti tech for almost 8 years, and I know about that. Put a few engines in those myself!  |
Just like Nissan North America, you're overlooking the contestment I made with this problem.
Yes the recall was done. A recall is supposed to correct HAZARDOUS DEFECT in the design of the Vehicle. My argument is that the Recall did NOT correct that defect. The HAZARDOUS DEFECT REMAINS, DESPITE A NISSAN AUTHORIZED RECALL. It's B.S.
that one would need a NEW ENGINE at 80k with "normal wear and tear".
I couldn't get a class action lawsuit going, but as the numbers continue to increase by the month on this Forum, I'm certain it will happen. It's only a matter of time before someone is injured or killed due to this HAZARDOUS DESIGN DEFFECT.
I now have a new engine with 30k on it, and it looks as if I just drove it off the lot because it's been so well maintained. I had no other choice; $5k for a new engine, or $10k+ for a new car.