Door armrest/Steering wheel "peeling"...
#122
This may be a first for Canada. On the second trip into the dealer the manager finally agreed to replace the arm rest (after refusing on the first trip) but insisted the dealership would be taking the loss as Nissan\ Infiniti Canada will not pay for it (apparently Nissan USA and Nissan Canada do not have a unified policy?!). I'm just happy it is being replaced but it will likely get replaced with the 2007 OEM part so I'm going to need to wear my white glove to prevent it from getting scratched again.
#124
#125
I just took my 2008 in for a SES light because of a cracked catalytic converter, and the service manager took one look at my steering wheel and door panels, and asked if I wanted them replaced. Within an hour I had a brand new steering wheel and new door panels. They are made of a different type of plastic. I didn't even mention these things to him, he simply noticed them and offered to replace them at no cost. The catalytic converter, on the other hand, is a whole different story.....
#127
^ I agree. if one dealer won't help you, just simply find another one. I had the exact experience, and it worked out just fine. They replaced the armrest handle for both passenger/driver and also the shift **** two.
Specifically on steering wheel. Today a manager explained me why he can't replace the steering wheel just for appears. His argument is that it would cost them 1000 bucks to replace the whole thing with airbag or what not, it is really not ideal for them to do this.
I have this condition filed up to corporate and waiting for their decisions. All in all, infiniti dealers are quite reasonable IMHO
Specifically on steering wheel. Today a manager explained me why he can't replace the steering wheel just for appears. His argument is that it would cost them 1000 bucks to replace the whole thing with airbag or what not, it is really not ideal for them to do this.
I have this condition filed up to corporate and waiting for their decisions. All in all, infiniti dealers are quite reasonable IMHO
#128
Door armrest/steering wheel peeling
My window switch surrounds were replaced some time ago. Today Sewell Infiniti Dallas replaced the steering wheel. The car has 58K and the warranty expires on 3 weeks so I am pleased that Sewell fixed the problem, no questions asked. And they fixed a hose leak I didn't know I had!
#129
Finally!!! Was able to schedule an appt to bring my car in. Got in back last night. I now have a brand new steering wheel, not just the parts that were peeling. Note on that, like the idea, but the steering wheel feels different from what I remember and I want to say it's a lighter color, but that could all be in my head. The door grips were also replaced without any resistance. All in all a very easy experience (except for the scheduling part).
Funny part was that I had him check on a squeak in the dash and he said it was more due to my hood, that it looks like it's a new one. I said it was and he somewhat laughingly asked who did the work because it needs to be realigned. I was very happy to oblige as the answer was "you guys" as in that dealership. He then backtracked and was like "oh, we outsource bodywork". funny stuff.
Funny part was that I had him check on a squeak in the dash and he said it was more due to my hood, that it looks like it's a new one. I said it was and he somewhat laughingly asked who did the work because it needs to be realigned. I was very happy to oblige as the answer was "you guys" as in that dealership. He then backtracked and was like "oh, we outsource bodywork". funny stuff.
#130
Finally!!! Was able to schedule an appt to bring my car in. Got in back last night. I now have a brand new steering wheel, not just the parts that were peeling. Note on that, like the idea, but the steering wheel feels different from what I remember and I want to say it's a lighter color, but that could all be in my head. The door grips were also replaced without any resistance. All in all a very easy experience (except for the scheduling part).
Funny part was that I had him check on a squeak in the dash and he said it was more due to my hood, that it looks like it's a new one. I said it was and he somewhat laughingly asked who did the work because it needs to be realigned. I was very happy to oblige as the answer was "you guys" as in that dealership. He then backtracked and was like "oh, we outsource bodywork". funny stuff.
Funny part was that I had him check on a squeak in the dash and he said it was more due to my hood, that it looks like it's a new one. I said it was and he somewhat laughingly asked who did the work because it needs to be realigned. I was very happy to oblige as the answer was "you guys" as in that dealership. He then backtracked and was like "oh, we outsource bodywork". funny stuff.
#131
finally!!! Was able to schedule an appt to bring my car in. Got in back last night. I now have a brand new steering wheel, not just the parts that were peeling. Note on that, like the idea, but the steering wheel feels different from what i remember and i want to say it's a lighter color, but that could all be in my head. The door grips were also replaced without any resistance. All in all a very easy experience (except for the scheduling part).
Funny part was that i had him check on a squeak in the dash and he said it was more due to my hood, that it looks like it's a new one. I said it was and he somewhat laughingly asked who did the work because it needs to be realigned. I was very happy to oblige as the answer was "you guys" as in that dealership. He then backtracked and was like "oh, we outsource bodywork". funny stuff.
Funny part was that i had him check on a squeak in the dash and he said it was more due to my hood, that it looks like it's a new one. I said it was and he somewhat laughingly asked who did the work because it needs to be realigned. I was very happy to oblige as the answer was "you guys" as in that dealership. He then backtracked and was like "oh, we outsource bodywork". funny stuff.
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Hi guys,
I made appointment with Riverside Infiniti - steering wheel leather and paint is peeling and some chipping start showing up on door armrest.
Although I purchased car and brought for service to Riverside, I don't know how easy/hard to get the warranty work done. This is my first time ever for warranty work.
I am expecting some good experience like service. I will figure it out soon.
I made appointment with Riverside Infiniti - steering wheel leather and paint is peeling and some chipping start showing up on door armrest.
Although I purchased car and brought for service to Riverside, I don't know how easy/hard to get the warranty work done. This is my first time ever for warranty work.
I am expecting some good experience like service. I will figure it out soon.
#133
i will e taking my newly acquired sedan for the drivers side armest peeling also.
BTW has anyone ever tried removing that hard plastic part of the armrest and have it repainted? I mean it's only plastic and could be repainted professionally with better paint to last 4ever or as close to it as possible. just a thought
BTW has anyone ever tried removing that hard plastic part of the armrest and have it repainted? I mean it's only plastic and could be repainted professionally with better paint to last 4ever or as close to it as possible. just a thought
#134
#135
my dealership refused to replace the trim of my 08 sedan, calling it wear and tear despite me pointing out that it's flaking at the steering wheel. i haven't had anything done by this dealership yet, so i'm assuming that the fact that i bought used (not from them) + i haven't given them any money = why they wont replace. bs imo but whatever