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Are you still under warranty?Originally Posted by shimmy
I ended up taking my car to OC Infiniti and they started the oil consumption test. But they zip tied the dipstick and I wasn't able to verify the mark.
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Yes I am... have about 63k miles now. Originally Posted by jibberjabbers
Are you still under warranty?
So I ended up taking my car to Orange Coast Infiniti in Westminster, a dealership that is less than a year old. I found out that they have some kinks in their service department as I took my car in for the OC test about 2 months ago and was approved for a long block during my subsequent visit. Nonetheless, with my loaner G in hand, I was contacted a day later and was told there was a clerical error and I would need to start the test all over again.
Annoyed, I compromised and started the test again and demanded a synthetic oil change. There was another mixup when I brought the car in again after 1000+ miles -- it turns out they never recorded the dipstick measurement after the oil change and told me I would have to come in again for the "initial reading." Then, after I got in there, they told me that I have actually been approved (for a short block this time) since my oil level was 22mm below the default level on the dipstick after a new oil change.
I was slightly confused but I was not going to ask what the confusion was, but I am treading and documented meticulously. So tomorrow I am bringing my car in... hopefully this OC issue will be resolved, that's all I want!
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So Henry, what was the outcome to your test at OC Infiniti? Do you have the OC issue, or haven't you completed the test yet?
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I too am looking for a reputable dealer/service shop.
Sadly, my car is now have oil consumption issues... 06 G35 6mt, started around 50k mark... didn't realize it at first, thought the weird noise was from a bad throw out bearing. Turns out, I was low on oil... chk engine light nor the oil didn't come on until very very late.
Damn, same thing happened to me last week.Originally Posted by shimmy
Any feedback from going to OC Infiniti? I too am looking for a reputable dealer/service shop.
Sadly, my car is now have oil consumption issues... 06 G35 6mt, started around 50k mark... didn't realize it at first, thought the weird noise was from a bad throw out bearing. Turns out, I was low on oil... chk engine light nor the oil didn't come on until very very late.
I just hit 50k and my car was making a weird clanking noise when cruising in gear.
Thought it was my exhaust but it went away after an oil change (which I do regularly).
My tech said oil was REALLY low.
I have a bad feeling.
My cars modded but I'm going to wait and see and prob eventually take it into Glendale Infiniti without demodding.
I'm not FI so if they give me grief I'll involve a lawyer.BOXER
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My car has been in the shop at OC Infiniti now for 10 days. Gave my service rep, Jeremy, a call this morning to find out what's up. He says that Phil, the master mechanic there, is still working on it and everything has been going well. I should get the car back tomorrow.
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Is Riverside Infiniti still the place to go? I heard they changed management or something. My car is modded but mostly exterior.
Just need some input.
Henry so did OC dealer treated you well about the OC test? I went to infinity in montclair but I don't feel comfortable with them I hope everything goes. Can I just change dealers and have abovether infinity dealer check the OC test or I am stuck with infinity in montclair I only went there cuz is close to homeOriginally Posted by HenryLee
Noticed that I was low on oil a few days ago. I have a 06 coupe 6mt 33k miles. I was hopping that I had a lucky one and it didnt need a new block. Is Riverside Infiniti still the place to go? I heard they changed management or something. My car is modded but mostly exterior.
Just need some input.
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what percent of rev up motors end up with this problem? and does modding speed up the process?
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very good question...Originally Posted by jrockstarr
what percent of rev up motors end up with this problem? and does modding speed up the process?
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I don't know about the percentage, but if you do performance mods to your car, odds are you push the car a little, which in turn makes the engine word harder.Originally Posted by jrockstarr
what percent of rev up motors end up with this problem? and does modding speed up the process?
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Sadly, Henry never gave us an answer to the outcome of his OC test or the results....
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No i never got the test because I haven't had any problems other than that one time when it was a bit low. I do check once a month but I'm at 45K and no problem. I usually do my own synthetic oil change every 5k.
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I am glad to hear that Henry I took my car to infinity of montclair but I feel uncomfortable with them the sercice guy seem kind of rude I ask him if you could give ona service bullitin he acted like he didn't know anything about it . I hope everything goes well