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opruitt 01-09-2018 04:05 PM

Nissan's extreme fix
 
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So I go in to my local (and trusted) Nissan dealer here in NW San Antonio with a top issue. I closed my top and after it was closed I noticed something sticking out of the top on the passenger side (top center, where the window meets the top.) It's a plastic guard of some sort, so I pull it out from between the fabric top and the weather striping. (See pics). They had it half a day and let me know that they are replacing the ENTIRE top, frame, bows fabric and all!!

Per Nissan, that plastic guard is not serviceable and will require this! :roflpuke2:

I'm scheduled for the replacement next week.

1st 01-09-2018 04:42 PM

Lol, Good to hear you got the better end of the deal. Kind of how Nissan wants you to replace the whole subframe when your diff busing is blown.

ksagis 01-13-2018 10:10 AM

That problem is actually quite common, here's a thread if you want more info:

http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-r...-top-what.html

My top was replaced (for other reasons) and the plastic guards fell out of the new top after less than 2 years.

longlivethez 01-31-2018 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by opruitt (Post 3720767)
So I go in to my local (and trusted) Nissan dealer here in NW San Antonio with a top issue. I closed my top and after it was closed I noticed something sticking out of the top on the passenger side (top center, where the window meets the top.) It's a plastic guard of some sort, so I pull it out from between the fabric top and the weather striping. (See pics). They had it half a day and let me know that they are replacing the ENTIRE top, frame, bows fabric and all!!

Per Nissan, that plastic guard is not serviceable and will require this! :roflpuke2:

I'm scheduled for the replacement next week.

Same exact thing happened to me. And, yup...Nissan replaced the whole top. Warranty ftw. lol

opruitt 01-31-2018 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by longlivethez (Post 3726307)
Same exact thing happened to me. And, yup...Nissan replaced the whole top. Warranty ftw. lol

Oh and the funny thing is they told my when I picked up the car, 'oh it'll need it again in a year or two because of our hot weather'. I live in San Antonio TX.

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danegrey 01-31-2018 11:13 AM

Amazing and glad they are replacing them....
I think with the Z not going anyplace they would make a more permanent fix...

nis350 02-10-2018 11:29 PM

I would really love to have an Z convertible, but there is no way I would get one because of the problematic expensive top.

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Originally Posted by opruitt (Post 3720767)
So I go in to my local (and trusted) Nissan dealer here in NW San Antonio with a top issue. I closed my top and after it was closed I noticed something sticking out of the top on the passenger side (top center, where the window meets the top.) It's a plastic guard of some sort, so I pull it out from between the fabric top and the weather striping. (See pics). They had it half a day and let me know that they are replacing the ENTIRE top, frame, bows fabric and all!!

Per Nissan, that plastic guard is not serviceable and will require this! :roflpuke2:

I'm scheduled for the replacement next week.


alcheng 02-11-2018 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by opruitt (Post 3726311)
Oh and the funny thing is they told my when I picked up the car, 'oh it'll need it again in a year or two because of our hot weather'. I live in San Antonio TX.

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but will that be still under warranty?

longlivethez 02-11-2018 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by opruitt (Post 3726311)
Oh and the funny thing is they told my when I picked up the car, 'oh it'll need it again in a year or two because of our hot weather'. I live in San Antonio TX.

Well...I live in Phoenix, so I'll have to do it again at some point too, I guess. lol


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