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Originally Posted by sidezero
Now they are looking into a "good will" deed by paying for it but it's taking forever to get an answer from them while my car sits at the dealership fixed doing nothing.
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Have you gotten it fixed yet? You might be able to get it started on your own before you shell out for the repair. If you can get it started, you can pull the fuse or cut the wire and tell the dealer to go fu
ck themselves.
Good will coverage is an option for some. If you buy lots of cars from that dealer or get lots of non-warranty service done, then they might provide coverage because they've made so much money off you over the years that eating $1200 is totally worth it to keep a sucker that keeps spending money happy. Nissan doesn't care for people that do their own service work.