2007 350z Window Problem..... Lemon Law ??
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with all the great things to say about a Z your complaining about a faulty window sensor??!! I mean yeah an annoyance for sure but go redline it (if your out of your break in period) and tell me you dont want that car because of a bum window....
Originally Posted by PM-Performance
why is everyone stuck on wanting to Lemon law their cars? Are they really not liking the cars that much?
Originally Posted by OmGIsHSaK
lol Will you take the payment with it???
I've had mine "adjusted" once when it did that, about a year ago. It's doing it again (passenger side) and I'm not even sweating it enough to worry about resetting it until I have the door panel off for speaker replacement or something.
Just don't use auto-up, you can still bump it up slowly to the very top. Lemon law, now thats funny! but if they did not put the door panel back on correctly, make them fix that. BTW the "warranty" on this fix is only for 12/12,000 as it is an "adjustment". Dealer charged me $40 at 35,000 miles.
Just don't use auto-up, you can still bump it up slowly to the very top. Lemon law, now thats funny! but if they did not put the door panel back on correctly, make them fix that. BTW the "warranty" on this fix is only for 12/12,000 as it is an "adjustment". Dealer charged me $40 at 35,000 miles.
Nissan has had serious window problems since '03. If you would have done any research on the car BEFORE purchasing it you would have came across it. From what I've seen it is one of the most complained about things on the forums (besides tire feathering!).
Hey, thats an idea, if they won't lemon law it for the windows, start complaining about the tire wear!!!!
Hey, thats an idea, if they won't lemon law it for the windows, start complaining about the tire wear!!!!
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Originally Posted by OmGIsHSaK
So yeah I have an 07 Z. When I use my drive side window AUTO UP, it goes all the way up but goes back down half way... I got this fix once at Gunn Nissan.. They said it was the motor sensor crap, saying that it was set to high so it sense that it was getting stuck on something... So a month later.. SAME THING...... Oh and when I got it fix the first time, they didn't put my door on right. SO i'm going back to the dealer onces again... I have never trust dealership to fix stuff but I have to since its under warrenty...
So my question is... Would this consider a LEMON LAW car ? If so, How many time does it have to happen to be one???? It was already taken to the StealerShip once for this problem.... Cuzz I really starting to disLIKE this car........
So my question is... Would this consider a LEMON LAW car ? If so, How many time does it have to happen to be one???? It was already taken to the StealerShip once for this problem.... Cuzz I really starting to disLIKE this car........
Oh my it just needs to be reprogammed.... takes 30 minutes
Originally Posted by PerfZ
I've had mine "adjusted" once when it did that, about a year ago. It's doing it again (passenger side) and I'm not even sweating it enough to worry about resetting it until I have the door panel off for speaker replacement or something.
Just don't use auto-up, you can still bump it up slowly to the very top. Lemon law, now thats funny! but if they did not put the door panel back on correctly, make them fix that. BTW the "warranty" on this fix is only for 12/12,000 as it is an "adjustment". Dealer charged me $40 at 35,000 miles.
Just don't use auto-up, you can still bump it up slowly to the very top. Lemon law, now thats funny! but if they did not put the door panel back on correctly, make them fix that. BTW the "warranty" on this fix is only for 12/12,000 as it is an "adjustment". Dealer charged me $40 at 35,000 miles.
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It's extremely involved to have anything done under the lemon law. You have to have documentation of major, repeated, mechanical failures. I know only one person who had the manufacturer buy their vehicle back under the lemon law, and even then they had to get a lawyer. They fought tooth and nail, and after more than a year, they finally won. The vehicle in question was a Chrysler minivan which stranded them several times, don't remember if it was engine, trans, or both. Despite that, they played hell getting the OEM to do what was right.
My advice would be to constantly harass your dealership until you were certain they would not resolve the issue. Only after that would I seek legal counsel.
My advice would be to constantly harass your dealership until you were certain they would not resolve the issue. Only after that would I seek legal counsel.
Originally Posted by stein
Generally the lemon law is something they can't fix within 3 or 4 tries within a years time, each state is different.
Last edited by Z_Driver; Sep 6, 2007 at 11:19 PM.
Originally Posted by Z_Driver
In Kali, I hear it is three times for the same issue if it is a safety issue or, has been in the shop for over 30day for the same problem in the first year rendering the car unusable from what I can remember reading.
i got all my money back except for the 1200 they kept for the mileage.
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Originally Posted by dkorr
how many 07 guys here have window streak?
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OK. I've seen this issue several times on this forum.
I have an 07 GT Roadster. On the way home a couple of months ago, I closed my driverside window by activating the auto-close. The window closed, then rolled halfway down. I didn't panick because I had read of this issue on the forum.
I rolled the window up again without activating the auto-close. I then opened the window by activating the auto-open.
Voila. The window sensor had reset. No dealer needed.
I have an 07 GT Roadster. On the way home a couple of months ago, I closed my driverside window by activating the auto-close. The window closed, then rolled halfway down. I didn't panick because I had read of this issue on the forum.
I rolled the window up again without activating the auto-close. I then opened the window by activating the auto-open.
Voila. The window sensor had reset. No dealer needed.