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Baer383 01-12-2013 08:52 PM

FVCK IT BUY A KIA:driving:

PapoZalsa 01-12-2013 09:10 PM

The dealer once scrap the buttom of my front lip, I complaint to the Service Manager. So he wan't in that day next day he called me and apologies and asked me what he culd do to fix this problem.

Since the scratch is barely visible to anyone we agree in a few things.

They installed my steering lock for free and my car is parked inside the bay everytime I take the car to the dealer and they are done with the work.

So know I get VIP treatment. ;)

CDepp 01-12-2013 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by street2soul (Post 2106366)
I am getting a 13' Nismo with Bose and Illuminated Kickplate.
But it doesn't have the in-mirror rearview camera.

Rearview camera is available under dealer installed options.
But, can I really trust the dealer to install this?
knowing that on a brand new car, panels have to be popped open for installing camera/harness is a bit nerve wrecking for me.

I'd rather have them already installed in Japan, but doesn't seem to have an option..

Please suggest!! Thanks in advance.

I installed mine in an afternoon. It's not a difficult task to perform, really.

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Good luck on your decision.

forza370z 01-12-2013 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Read T (Post 2108013)
I would trust myself.

That's true if you know what you are doing.

street2soul 01-13-2013 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by CDepp (Post 2108263)
I installed mine in an afternoon. It's not a difficult task to perform, really.

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Good luck on your decision.

Really appreciate the pictures.
i decided to get the one already coming in february, and have the dealer install the rearview camera and mirror as part of a deal. factory order would take ~5 months since the next ordering process for this dealer was march.

Was taking apart A-pillar, panels and weather strips pain in the butt?
it looked like it could be a little pain when i saw the installation manual.

CDepp 01-13-2013 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by street2soul (Post 2108481)
Really appreciate the pictures.
i decided to get the one already coming in february, and have the dealer install the rearview camera and mirror as part of a deal. factory order would take ~5 months since the next ordering process for this dealer was march.

Was taking apart A-pillar, panels and weather strips pain in the butt?
it looked like it could be a little pain when i saw the installation manual.

The a-pillar was probably the toughest panel to come off. The base of it was the trouble. Weather strips came off and went back on with no issue. I started a thread about a tool I use (not door panel tool) that made it very simple and left no scratches or misformed plastic.

street2soul 05-21-2014 04:02 PM

Reviving this thread.

So basically, my moral of the story is:

No i aint ever fuking trust dealership installation. they fuked my rearview camera, speaker, and all the dash trims on a brand new vehicle. Sterling McCall Nissan on highway 59 Houston Texas to be exact.

Tadpole 05-21-2014 04:22 PM

Brand new and under warranty. Take it back over and over until its fixed. Complain to GM and complain to Nissan. They will fix it.

Limeybastard 05-21-2014 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by 1st (Post 2106480)
A good thing about the dealer is that they will take responsibility for their work. A better dealer will inspect your car at check in and take responsibility for their work.

This is the key^^^

Always have them go over your vehicle prior to them taking it in. This avoids confusion and blame later on.

alcheng 05-21-2014 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Read T (Post 2108010)
I don't really trust dealers to work on my car.

Last dealership I went to I brought my stock 1997 240sx to get the waterpump changed (Should have done myself). Two NISSAN techs came outside and complimented my on my R33 skyline. When I told them it was a stock 240sx one asked me if I knew I had a skyline front conversion on it :shakes head: Got my car back 2 hours later and go a mile down the road, car overheats. I look under the hood and they had forgotten to put ANY coolant back in the radiator :ugh2: Returned to the dealership and they filled it back up. The next day I was driving and my water pump belt grenaded :icon14:

I've swapped engines, transmissions, done turbo builds and done a frame off resto with no problems. Crappy Nissan dealership can't even replace a waterpump.

was that a Friday?

MasterD 06-01-2014 10:37 PM

I'm just wondering how much is the rearview camera anyway?

street2soul 06-01-2014 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by MasterD (Post 2843180)
I'm just wondering how much is the rearview camera anyway?

Nissan charges somewhere around $700. I had them all included in the quote when i was negotiating.

Datsun240Z71 06-02-2014 06:05 AM

I had a local stereo shop install mine. Charged 2 hours labor at $75 per hour and did a great job.

onzedge 06-02-2014 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2107039)
my dealer installed the illuminated side sills and the sport package diffuser and splash guards. it was part of the package so i didnt get to choose.

the diffuser and sidesills they did fine. but the rear right splashguard... :icon14: wtf.

i think you can trust them, but before work show them you have no scratches (take picts even), then verify together with the service advisor after the work is done. dont drive off the lot until you are 100% satisfied.

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Nismo350z#310 06-02-2014 04:09 PM

from my experience, No.

Dealerships are incompetent from my experience. IF they mess it up will they fix it? Maybe, they never fixed my slave cylinder recall correctly though. Also smashed up my floor boards TWICE due to an improper lift. Didn't accept responsibility till the second time. I had to pay the first.




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