Resolution from Nissan finally on 06 oil prob.
02-13-2008, 07:00 AM
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Originally Posted by MasterRacer
Unfortunately if the dealer reports to Nissan that there is no problem you will have one hell of a tough time 
It's pretty retarded but they take the dealers findings over yours anyday. Try another dealer, at next oil change have them document the oil level, and speak with the service manager before all of that goes down. I initially was taking my car to Sheehy Nissan of Manassas and they are nothing more then idiots "oh your car is fine" riiiiiiiiiiiiight. I now have valid evidence that the car is consuming oil all thanks to Victory Nissan. I can not stress how important it is that you get with the Service Manager and explain to him what the deal is, and again when they measure your oil make sure they document it in MM not %, if they are gauging by % then they are RETARDS! 
GL man
It's pretty retarded but they take the dealers findings over yours anyday. Try another dealer, at next oil change have them document the oil level, and speak with the service manager before all of that goes down. I initially was taking my car to Sheehy Nissan of Manassas and they are nothing more then idiots "oh your car is fine" riiiiiiiiiiiiight. I now have valid evidence that the car is consuming oil all thanks to Victory Nissan. I can not stress how important it is that you get with the Service Manager and explain to him what the deal is, and again when they measure your oil make sure they document it in MM not %, if they are gauging by % then they are RETARDS! GL man
Originally Posted by Anu2g
I am sitting at Rosenthal Nissan using their wireless right now as I wait for my 1K mile Oil consumption test...
pray for me.
pray for me.
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02-13-2008, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by dmroberson
Thanks. I'm gonna call him back. I've been thinking about taking the car to a different dealership, to have the test done again. The Z club I'm in is sponsored by the one in Durham. Maybe I'll get different results there.
Good Luck
Good Luck
Do that, I am sure you will get better results elsewhere. Some dealers don't even know bout the TSB.
02-13-2008, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Anu2g
I am sitting at Rosenthal Nissan using their wireless right now as I wait for my 1K mile Oil consumption test...
pray for me.
pray for me.
Make sure they measure it properly lol MM not %
and GL
02-13-2008, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Anu2g
After 1k miles, it hardly dropped...
looks like my car is another one of the summer burners.
looks like my car is another one of the summer burners.
02-13-2008, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Anu2g
After 1k miles, it hardly dropped...
looks like my car is another one of the summer burners.
looks like my car is another one of the summer burners.
02-13-2008, 02:10 PM
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Ok, so the Regional Specialist called me again. We talked it out, and I told him all of my concerns. He said that he's not a technician, and has no technical knowledge as to how much loss is acceptable, and how much is not.
He did say that the block is sand casted, and the heat can cause the sand to melt, creating pores in the block, which could absorb oil...
He also said that I have plenty of time remaining on my warranty, so I should just monitor my oil levels, and if it worsens, to go back to the dealership. I said that that isn't good enough, and I am going to a different dealership, to have the test done again...
He said that's a good idea, and I should request a "sealed oil consumption test". Basically he said this test involves adding a dye to the oil to look for leaks or buildup.
So I'm going to go to a different dealership and have the test done again. He also gave me his direct number, and said if I had any issues, to call him directly.
Ok, so the Regional Specialist called me again. We talked it out, and I told him all of my concerns. He said that he's not a technician, and has no technical knowledge as to how much loss is acceptable, and how much is not.
He did say that the block is sand casted, and the heat can cause the sand to melt, creating pores in the block, which could absorb oil...
He also said that I have plenty of time remaining on my warranty, so I should just monitor my oil levels, and if it worsens, to go back to the dealership. I said that that isn't good enough, and I am going to a different dealership, to have the test done again...
He said that's a good idea, and I should request a "sealed oil consumption test". Basically he said this test involves adding a dye to the oil to look for leaks or buildup.
So I'm going to go to a different dealership and have the test done again. He also gave me his direct number, and said if I had any issues, to call him directly.
02-15-2008, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by dmroberson
Update
Ok, so the Regional Specialist called me again. We talked it out, and I told him all of my concerns. He said that he's not a technician, and has no technical knowledge as to how much loss is acceptable, and how much is not.
He did say that the block is sand casted, and the heat can cause the sand to melt, creating pores in the block, which could absorb oil...
He also said that I have plenty of time remaining on my warranty, so I should just monitor my oil levels, and if it worsens, to go back to the dealership. I said that that isn't good enough, and I am going to a different dealership, to have the test done again...
He said that's a good idea, and I should request a "sealed oil consumption test". Basically he said this test involves adding a dye to the oil to look for leaks or buildup.
So I'm going to go to a different dealership and have the test done again. He also gave me his direct number, and said if I had any issues, to call him directly.
Ok, so the Regional Specialist called me again. We talked it out, and I told him all of my concerns. He said that he's not a technician, and has no technical knowledge as to how much loss is acceptable, and how much is not.
He did say that the block is sand casted, and the heat can cause the sand to melt, creating pores in the block, which could absorb oil...
He also said that I have plenty of time remaining on my warranty, so I should just monitor my oil levels, and if it worsens, to go back to the dealership. I said that that isn't good enough, and I am going to a different dealership, to have the test done again...
He said that's a good idea, and I should request a "sealed oil consumption test". Basically he said this test involves adding a dye to the oil to look for leaks or buildup.
So I'm going to go to a different dealership and have the test done again. He also gave me his direct number, and said if I had any issues, to call him directly.
Well good luck dude, trust me many of us whom have this problem have been to one or more dealers, it all depends on the way managment at the dealership handles you because he will stay on top of his techs
I was contacted finally by the Better Business Bureau yesterday and my case was officially opened, I also got a pamphlet instucting me on what to do should this go to arbitration. I was also informed that Nissan may just offer a settlement option, for my sake I hope they keep it simple
02-15-2008, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 4SHIZZIL
TENGAI just got a recall notice for his 06 G35.
No questions ask, no consumption test, no checking part numbers....just bring it in and get a new motor.
HMMMMMMM NISSAN is so screwed up at the moment.
No questions ask, no consumption test, no checking part numbers....just bring it in and get a new motor.
HMMMMMMM NISSAN is so screwed up at the moment.
02-15-2008, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Pun1sh3RZ
????????????
They even apologized for the incovience....
He did pay over 40K for his G, so maybe that matters??
who knows. I feel like burning my car up and I dont even have oil issues anymore.
time to make some phone calls
02-15-2008, 03:57 PM
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lol WOW how F'd up is all of that, thanks for the info Cory!
I am waiting to hear from Nissan Rep for settlement options or
let the arbitration begin.
I am waiting to hear from Nissan Rep for settlement options or
let the arbitration begin.
02-16-2008, 06:35 AM
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UPDATE
Alright guys, if any of you have been following this you know that it's been a PIA process but less then a week after submitting all of my paperwork to the better business bureau auto line, I got a phone call on Thursday evening which I just now returned *Doh, it was my case agent informing me that Nissan has made me an offer. What the offer is I do not know but I will let you guys know.
Alright guys, if any of you have been following this you know that it's been a PIA process but less then a week after submitting all of my paperwork to the better business bureau auto line, I got a phone call on Thursday evening which I just now returned *Doh, it was my case agent informing me that Nissan has made me an offer. What the offer is I do not know but I will let you guys know.
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02-19-2008, 06:26 AM
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Ok peepz so for those of you whom are keeping up with this I finally got an answer from Nissan via the BBB Auto Line, Nissan has agreed to replace my engine after god knows how many stupid OC test's. I am supposed to schedule an appointment with Nissan when they contact me in approx. 2 weeks, I will update you guys at that time.
02-19-2008, 05:13 PM
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yea at least someone got there engine replaced im gettin my oc test done in the next week on my 05 z, i know its been goin on for a while, so hopefully it wont take to long