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Lucinosr20,
It sounds like you must work at a car dealership also. They all seem to have the same problem with finding qualified, honest people to fix cars. Oh, and also the ability to think outside the box.
It you read my post again, you will find that 99% of it deals with the fact that the car does not meet NISSAN'S own specs, and they refuse to handle the problem. I have dealt with 'experts' that looked at tires that appeared to have been run through a meat grinder, and said they didn't see anything wrong. MY intention in making this post is to inform Sentra buyers without mechanical experience to be on the watch, and to not let the dealership try to bamboozle you. I can repair this car myself, in my own (home) garage. Others may not be so fortunate.
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