Engine Emblem Fell off, warranty?

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Dec 27, 2011 | 11:08 PM
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Just curious if the emblem falling off the engine cover is covered under warranty or if there is a TSB. I know several members have had this issue.
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Dec 27, 2011 | 11:23 PM
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Just recently happened to me as well. I just sanded the area, tapped around it, and painted it with high temp paint. Still curious to see if infiniti would do anything about it though.
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Most likely not.
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lol, just use superglue
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^^This. Quickest and easiest fix you can do.
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^^This. Quickest and easiest fix you can do.
superglue will not hold up to the heat.
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Dec 29, 2011 | 06:43 PM
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lol, just use superglue
JB Weld
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Ÿôū guys should ask!
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not it!!!
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my superglue (cyan....) holds it for more than a year
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just get the gorilla glue yo!
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I'm skeptical about adhesives all together
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I used superglue on mine a few weeks back and still holding strong
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gorilla glue FTW hah
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Wannabe received a new engine cover because of the emblem falling off under warranty
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