gmuns

Where is this located??

zakmartin

http://www.nicoclub.com/manuals/350Z/

KingBaby

iTrader: (3)

Great Link

jv350z

iTrader: (6)

well played

zakmartin

Not playing. Teach a man to fish... well, you know the rest.

eddiethree50z

There is a current Recall on this part to be exact.
Contact Nissan usa and they will set up a appt for you.
just received a notice about it

zakmartin

That's assuming the car has fewer than 150,000 miles on it.

eddiethree50z

either 150k or if you have already replaced it.
BUT what I did, I had a local shop write me up a receipt that he had changed it, when they really never did.
And now there is a check coming to me! Muahahaha
BTW nissan America REFUNDS your money

zakmartin

You do realize mail fraud is a federal crime, don't you?

Reporting Mail Fraud

In order to detect and prosecute people that engage in mail fraud, the United States Postal Service depends on individuals to report problems. If an individual suspects mail fraud, he can contact the U.S. Post Office in their jurisdiction, or talk to his mail carrier to learn the appropriate steps to take. Complaints of mail fraud, mail theft, and identity theft using the mail service, as well as the receipt of unsolicited sexually oriented materials, may be reported online by visiting the U.S. Postal Service Inspection website, or by calling 1-800-275-8777.

Mail Fraud Penalties

While mail fraud penalties vary depending on the exact nature of the fraud committed, the penalties are very serious. Fines and restitution are only the beginning when it comes to punishing perpetrators of mail fraud. Other mail fraud penalties may include:

* Fines – A single count of mail fraud may result in a fine as high as $250,000. If the fraud involves a financial institution, or federal disaster relief, the fines may be as high as $1 million per occurrence.
* Restitution – Perpetrators are commonly ordered to repay the victims for their losses as a result of the fraudulent acts. Restitution is ordered in addition to any other penalties.
* Probation – A perpetrator of mail fraud may be ordered to serve one to five years on probation, in addition to fines and restitution. During probation, the perpetrator’s activities are closely monitored.
* Imprisonment – Perpetrators of federal mail fraud are often sentenced to spend up to 30 years in prison for each offense. The stiffest penalties apply to mail fraud that involves financial institutions, federal disaster relief programs, or other special victims.

eddiethree50z

How is it mail fraud if the letter came to my address .
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zakmartin

Because if you send a fake receipt to a company to fraudulently impose a warranty claim on a check that will be mailed to you, it's mail fraud. Again, a felony.

This website neither encourages nor condones criminal activities. It's in their terms of use:

"Discussions revolving graphically sexual situations, [promoted use of] drugs and/or drug paraphernalia, intended or executed criminal activity, etc. will be deleted from the forum and bans issued (where applicable), so please refrain from such content."

Don't brag about committing fraud around here and expect a pat on the back.

travlee

iTrader: (8)

Op doesnt seem too bright

eddiethree50z

LOL what a *****.

MicVelo

I am really tiring of having to step into threads and imparting what SHOULD BE common sense. But apparently that's a rare commodity these days.

I do not take kindly to those who would BRAG about committing what is, as pointed out, a federal crime. No, in the grand scheme, not many will be hurt from this; however, it is a principal. And it is a rule here.

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TO REITERATE:

20.) FORUM CONTENT/USE OF LANGUAGE
Considering the real-time nature of our forum, it is impossible for us to review messages or confirm the validity of information posted. We do not vouch for or warrant the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any message, and are not responsible for the contents of any message. Discussions revolving graphically sexual situations, [promoted use of] drugs and/or drug paraphernalia, intended or executed criminal activity, etc. will be deleted from the forum and bans issued (where applicable), so please refrain from such content. Forum content also includes language.

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Then to come back and essentially throw a barb at a long standing, helpful member here, well, that delves into the realm of "personal attacks".

So, if you have nothing constructive to discuss other than to essentially brag about how "you're getting over on Nissan", just keep your bravado to yourself and/or take it somewhere else before you will be forced to take it outside of this forum.

This is your warning. Consider it seriously.

eddiethree50z

Like I care? Lol

travlee

iTrader: (8)

My bet is op gets banned within the next two weeks. He seems like a little burger flipping know it all punk

Atreyu'z 350

...................but he's not the OP, bro.

travlee

iTrader: (8)

oh yeah, i had just woke up when i posted that... no care

eddiethree50z

You guys can cry about it all you want, I rather get the money from nissan to pay for the recall then to have to fix it out of my pocket later on.

tmdz

AWESOME SAUCEM! Thanks Zak - Incredible link.