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A leak down test is going to beyond the average person's mechanical ability. The head gasket test is easy peasy and will tell you the same thing in seconds.
I personally wouldn't tell Nissan I had tested anything. I'd test it to know for myself then drop the car off and tell them the head gasket blew again and let them do their own test, likely the same one. Bubbles in the coolant over flow tank at idle is another sign of HG failure BTW. Let us know how the test turns out. I'm curious. |
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Well guys just when you think it couldn't get anyworse... It does.
So I got that leak down test.. turns out the kit I got requires an external vacuum source which is not something I have laying around so I returned it. Started up the car today and saw the plume of white smoke shoot out. Drove it to sherwood Nissan right then and there. After speaking with the service rep I was warned I may have some "out of pocket expenses related to diagnosis etc." I told them my car was under warranty and I will not be paying for anything. I also gave them a list of things that are wrong with the car (tpms, mirrors not working, head gasket). The service manager came out to talk to me. He told me that if they determine the cause of failure to be from Erricksen Nissan's workmanship that the repair would be out of my pocket! How does that even make sense? I got warranty work from a licensed Nissan service center. How could I be responsible for the quality of their worksmanship in any way? If they did a bad job that is NISSAN'S problem not mine. My warranty clearly states I can take it to any Nissan dealership I want for warranty work and that they will restore it to factory spec. The service manager literally started arguing with me and wanted to know why I didn't take it back to Erricksen Nissan. I told him my results there should be reason enough I don't need to justify why I am not taking it back there. Disgusted does not even begin to describe my impression of Nissan at this point. |
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Best to take it back to the original dealer, get in contact with the dealer principle, Nissan NA, media, social networking sites, etc. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. Don't stop until you get a suitable resolution.
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And did you try my twitter method? |
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Amazing man. Sorry to hear about all this :/
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It's really frustrating how frequently it seems we have to take it above the dealer level to get issues resolved properly, but at least NNA isn't terrible to deal with |
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You made a warranty claim and the dealer botched the repair. Nissan paid that dealer for the warranty work. Seeing the dealer botched the repair, you still have to take it back to them to fix the faulty work. Nissan is not going to pay out for the same claim at another dealer because the dealer who botched the work must now fix it at their expense, not Nissan's. That is what the Sherwood dealer was telling you. Have you contacted CAMVAP as I suggested? Sorry for your woes but this is reality, like it or not.
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I made a huge mistake buying a nissan I guess. Either way Erricksen Nissan is never touching my car again they can bicker about who pays for what but they don't need to concern me with it. If your reading this Nissan just fix my damn car without trying to scam me out of my warranty
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Wow talk about bad luck. You obviously dislike the car and brand, why not just bite the bullet and trade it. I'm surprised Canadia doesn't have any lemon laws.
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Its not that I dislike the car at all.. when it runs. Problem is it has only functioned correctly for maybe 50% of the time I have owned it and Nissan just does not seem to care. That is the problem with the brand
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