01-29-2013, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by DCspartan09
From those that have talked to nissan consumer affairs..what has been their response? Mine failed thursday, haven't had time to call yet. What's been their reasoning behind replacing it for some models (GT-R) and not others (370z)? I'm guessing the regular joe answering the phone calls isn't going to do much either when I call..recommendations on who to ask to about this other than that person?
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They just say they have not received enough complaints, so I ask for all of you who have had this issue (even though you fix it by hammering the steering, then pulling the fuse) CALLED! Tell nissan! It's not only for me orthr people who have experience this issue. Its for the people who are not aware of the problem the future owners.
The only thing that bothers me with people pulling the fuse is that those cars are not getting reported as malfunctioning as Nissan just thinks they must be fine not realizing that people are having to pull the fuse, or maybe they do know and don't give a **** because they have the numbers. Which is why I ask even though you pull the fuse, or you fix ur car by hammering the steering wheel and then pulling the fuse you should still call nissan!
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