Hi there,
I need to find out if the dealer is yanking my chain. I took my 2002 Altima over for the software upgrade. It began to die while traveling at low speeds. Same consequence as the latest recall. I had the car towed to the dealer only to be told they can not perform the upgrade because there are hard errors in the ECM (computer). The only way I am told to clear the errors is to perform a diagnostic ($95) and then do whatever repairs appear (at the dealer or at my own mechanic) They tell me that only after the "hard errors" are cleared can they perform the upgrade which may remedy the stalling at low speeds.
So what do you think? Am I being lied to about the hard error codes?
Thanks for the help!
I need to find out if the dealer is yanking my chain. I took my 2002 Altima over for the software upgrade. It began to die while traveling at low speeds. Same consequence as the latest recall. I had the car towed to the dealer only to be told they can not perform the upgrade because there are hard errors in the ECM (computer). The only way I am told to clear the errors is to perform a diagnostic ($95) and then do whatever repairs appear (at the dealer or at my own mechanic) They tell me that only after the "hard errors" are cleared can they perform the upgrade which may remedy the stalling at low speeds.
So what do you think? Am I being lied to about the hard error codes?
Thanks for the help!