Originally Posted by nICE d(C)reams

Just thought that marking it was what all dealerships did (after reading other posts on the board) but I guess not. Not sure what the non oem part on the calipers was because I was sure that everything was right up front (never messed with the calipers myself but I did buy it used so who knows / I'm gonna go get a second opinion from Precision Z). I'm sure that the axle clicking is coming from the rear and I just think that since it was nearing the end of the day, the person working on my car didnt want to deal with it. I couldnt really say anything since everyone had gone home for the day. I just think that if they tell me that its something with the front calipers, they couldve at least taken the wheels off to give me some assurance that they made an effort to actually diagnose the problem. Ive only had good things to say about WCN but this last visit has me comparing them to Universal City Nissan.

Originally Posted by Fiveseven

this problem is only in the 06 vq's right?

Originally Posted by wldkatz03

Jeff I had my test done a dealer down here in irvine and it fell within the parameters that shows consumption, but the dealer told me that nissan is holding off on engines...can i come to you guys and get the engine?

Originally Posted by lemans06Z

Hey Jeff, I went through a firs oil consumption problem and got a "rebuilt" not new engine about 6 months ago... now my oil pressure light came on and a second test is being done, I called your dlr spoke with "heri" and he said I can drive the veh as is... manual states I should not but just wanted to get a second opinion.. the first test was done at PerNissan.