I took my 2005 Redline to local dealer because of the axle clicking and before it was over with, I had to go home and print the TSB and show him. He could not find it in his directory or reference books from Nissan. It is a sad day when you know more about your ride than the service manager.

Secondly, my seat bottom is loose. He said he was not sure what he could do about that. My response was "order a new seat"!

Both parts on order, MTF.

 

Its good you kept on top of things am sure there are people go in for work but get the talk around from the service people and leave with nothing

What are they going to do the axle and whats the time period I have the same problem but have been delaying treatment

 

The axle fix appears to be straight forward easy. A different lube and new bolts. They did not give me a time frame for parts arrival, but I will give them until early next week and call again. Take care.

 

Thats what I've been reading that is more of a annoyance then a real problem hence my delay.

It not uncommon to have service manager completely unknowledged in current recalls and TSB you think if it was your job you would be on top of things.

In fact I havent meet a service manager that was aware of online community disccusions on specfic cars and are often shocked on the amount of free knowledge beening passed around informing buyers and owners when they get upstaged on the information regarding the very cars their suppose to manager over. This happen to all companies not just nissan