JARblue

Are you able to think for yourself at all? Sorry, not trying to be insulting, but c'mon dude. Stop asking for everything to be spoonfed to you.

If it's under warranty, make the fuckin dealer fix it. And don't settle for anything else. Make them bring in a competent mechanic to do the work under warranty if necessary. Talk to the dealership GM or NNA (Nissan North America - i.e. Corporate).
If the dealer won't cover it under warranty and charges too much then take it to a shop that can fix it for a reasonable price. The work the shop does can't void your warranty under the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act (Google it if you don't know).

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