Dealer Warranty on Turboed 2006 350z
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Originally Posted by xNeo
I thought they had to prove that the mod caused the failure, they can't just "say" it did. At least that's my understanding, that's how a friend of mine explained it. He actually blew a piston rod in his SCed G35 and the Dealership voided is warranty without looking at the car, he's currently suing them because they had no proof.
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Magnum Moss law basically says that they have to prove it, but if they prove it (which in most cases they can) you have to pay for the time they spent diagnosing the problem.
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Originally Posted by Dr. Venture
They do kiiiiiiiind of have to prove it, but we all know that with a dealer time is money and they rarely if not ever troubleshoot a problem. They are more or less parts changer's. Regardless of the proof, i've never seen a Z blow a piston under NA, but we've all seen tons of people blow them with FI, so in this case i believe it's his loss.
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Originally Posted by mrg1981
Well, you didn't see my 2005 base coupe in silverstone then! It blew a rod right through the short block at around 12k miles.
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DUDE YOU MAN'D UP AND SPENT GOOD MONEY (THOUSANDS) ON A TURBO KIT!
now your kit caused some drivetrain damage! - and your surprised there is up keep/maintenanince on this kind of modification??!
MAN UP AND PAY! GOTTA PAY TO PLAY!
SERIOUSLY.......this thread is stupid...
-J
now your kit caused some drivetrain damage! - and your surprised there is up keep/maintenanince on this kind of modification??!
MAN UP AND PAY! GOTTA PAY TO PLAY!
SERIOUSLY.......this thread is stupid...
-J
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Originally Posted by JasonZ-YA
DUDE YOU MAN'D UP AND SPENT GOOD MONEY (THOUSANDS) ON A TURBO KIT!
now your kit caused some drivetrain damage! - and your surprised there is up keep/maintenanince on this kind of modification??!
MAN UP AND PAY! GOTTA PAY TO PLAY!
SERIOUSLY.......this thread is stupid...
-J
now your kit caused some drivetrain damage! - and your surprised there is up keep/maintenanince on this kind of modification??!
MAN UP AND PAY! GOTTA PAY TO PLAY!
SERIOUSLY.......this thread is stupid...
-J
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Originally Posted by Dr. Venture
wow really? under normal load? no extra added power? what was the cause if you don't mind, i would like to know in case i see one from a customer.
When I purchased the car new, the dealer installed a Nismo cold air intake and Nismo cams. The engine went through an oil consumption replacement (short block replacement only) and I believe that the techs installing it were careless and caused the problem. The serpentine belt came off about 800 miles after the new motor, the throttle position sensor went out, the throw out bearing and clutch went bad around 6000mi, and the engine blew up less than an oil change after the replacement.
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Originally Posted by mrg1981
When I purchased the car new, the dealer installed a Nismo cold air intake and Nismo cams. The engine went through an oil consumption replacement (short block replacement only) and I believe that the techs installing it were careless and caused the problem. The serpentine belt came off about 800 miles after the new motor, the throttle position sensor went out, the throw out bearing and clutch went bad around 6000mi, and the engine blew up less than an oil change after the replacement.
ohh man well you cant use this as a fault. from the work done by the dealer is why this happened. Im talking about a normal non touched engine so far that i've seen or heard of has not blown a rod to my knowledge.
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Originally Posted by HDPD350Z
Warranty work on a failed drive train component?
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Originally Posted by Blu_Blur
Don't worry guys, he only has a popcharger and has his facebook link in his sig.
Don't mind him.
Don't mind him.
i bet i get laid more than u though!
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Originally Posted by VQZ33_Jake
i bet i get laid more than u though!
Anyway, I think they should spend the time to see if the turbo actually did cause the rear seal to go. I don't see how the turbo could cause it to go unless an after market oil pump was put in or it was something that was always there and the turbo just made it more noticable.
I'm in for an outcome.
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opps, wrong part...go me :thumbsup:
Rear tranny seal. yeah, I still don't see how a turbo can cause it to go. If it was a gear I could see it but more stress on the tranny wouldn't cause the seal to go....atleast in my head.
Rear tranny seal. yeah, I still don't see how a turbo can cause it to go. If it was a gear I could see it but more stress on the tranny wouldn't cause the seal to go....atleast in my head.
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Originally Posted by shakuya88
What does that have to do with warranty of a turbo'd Z? From the way it sounds you don't and your bitter because of it.
i'd rather spend my money on something im going to get money out of it (ie investments)
the post i made earlier had nothing to do with the thread topic. it had something to do with a half *** comment that was made.