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Originally Posted by Haboob
Take it in and tell them that you're going to be the only one to drive the car. You'll pop the hood, open any doors, etc.
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you see, that's wat im worried about. you dont open the hood to do the steering lock replacment and not sure if they even know wat a steering lock is.
and i hate having to have to explain to them what i did and how i got the part and so on so forth.
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Originally Posted by Pintsize725
 Make them fear the Kenchan!!! |
im too tired now. honestly $500 is not worth my time and aggravation. the ONLY reason why i bought the lock in the first place is i didn't want to deal with the dealer.
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Originally Posted by JARblue
That's BS I would have asked to speak with her supervisor after the repeated canned message. If you do end up going to the dealership, follow up with Nissan Corporate about how the trip to the dealer severely inconvenienced you and was completely unnecessary (and of course any BS the dealer tries to pull or sell you something).
This. They don't need to be touching anything to see that your steering lock is the correct revision and that it is working properly.
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i did ask but the lady said the person wasn't available (on another call). it appears nissan has a set protocol that cannot be broken as it can lead to a liability issue down the road. i had a feeling even if i had spoken to her boss, they would've just said the same thing.
down the road, in my line of work, i am sure to run into someone with power at nissan. at that time, i will make a joke out of it and have them give me browny points in other ways.
while 500 is a chunk of change, i bought the unit originally not thinking i would be reimbursed anyway, so it's okay. i have budget set aside for my cars and my Z is well within budget.
not like im going to be homeless next spring.
btw, won another contract today at work.
wtf...