Cerritos Infiniti became D!CKS. RANT
#32
Originally Posted by Startbutton99
I had headers too!.. they still did it..
who did you talk to?
I hope you didnt talk to that rico suave guy.. hes only nice to girls.. F*ck him!
who did you talk to?
I hope you didnt talk to that rico suave guy.. hes only nice to girls.. F*ck him!
Their argument is that 5ATs cannot possibly consume oil. I still have to fill out my BBB paperwork. My other mods include a polished plenum and Y pipe. I just don't see how these mods caused oil consumption.
#33
You guys are lucky to have several Infiniti Dealers to choose from in CA.
Here in "rain soaked" OR we have ONE Dealer for the entire state.
Fortunately, I have always had good experiences with Beaverton Infinity,
Service Dept., since I bought my first Infinity in 1993.
The sales dept. is nothing to brag about, but I don't have to rely on them
several times a year.
Here in "rain soaked" OR we have ONE Dealer for the entire state.
Fortunately, I have always had good experiences with Beaverton Infinity,
Service Dept., since I bought my first Infinity in 1993.
The sales dept. is nothing to brag about, but I don't have to rely on them
several times a year.
#34
Registered User
iTrader: (15)
Originally Posted by MonkPDX
You guys are lucky to have several Infiniti Dealers to choose from in CA.
Here in "rain soaked" OR we have ONE Dealer for the entire state.
Fortunately, I have always had good experiences with Beaverton Infinity,
Service Dept., since I bought my first Infinity in 1993.
The sales dept. is nothing to brag about, but I don't have to rely on them
several times a year.
Here in "rain soaked" OR we have ONE Dealer for the entire state.
Fortunately, I have always had good experiences with Beaverton Infinity,
Service Dept., since I bought my first Infinity in 1993.
The sales dept. is nothing to brag about, but I don't have to rely on them
several times a year.
#38
Originally Posted by E_K
I'm not sure who the Rico guy is, but I was working with Isaac. To his benefit, he was cool with me, but their service manager is saying that the headers are the problem. They also said that my oil cooler is suspect. I informed them that it's a TRANSMISSION oil cooler, and they didn't say anything in response. It's amazing that the techs couldn't even differentiate a transmission vs oil cooler.
Their argument is that 5ATs cannot possibly consume oil. I still have to fill out my BBB paperwork. My other mods include a polished plenum and Y pipe. I just don't see how these mods caused oil consumption.
Their argument is that 5ATs cannot possibly consume oil. I still have to fill out my BBB paperwork. My other mods include a polished plenum and Y pipe. I just don't see how these mods caused oil consumption.
but hes just nice to the ladies.. i hate even talking to that guy..
I think his office is in the first window..
Isaac is in the baaaack..
and april is sandwiched between them.
#39
#42
Originally Posted by Startbutton99
haha.. sorry.. his name isnt Rico..
but hes just nice to the ladies.. i hate even talking to that guy..
I think his office is in the first window..
Isaac is in the baaaack..
and april is sandwiched between them.
but hes just nice to the ladies.. i hate even talking to that guy..
I think his office is in the first window..
Isaac is in the baaaack..
and april is sandwiched between them.
neways to update my re-routed service at Riverside, the service advisor was really nice as expected at any dealership.
the technician came out and did a test drive w/me. he let me take my time to hear wat noise i was talking about and we came to a conclusion that it was my air pressure sensor that was making the noise, not my "wheel bearings" that cerritos stated. took my volks off, put my stocks back on, and voila! no more noise!
i'll be taking my car to riverside from now on. all i want is a fair treatment that some dealership cannot handle.
#43
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Originally Posted by Aznteazer
LOLs i think the guy's name IS Rico, Hans Rico to be exact.
neways to update my re-routed service at Riverside, the service advisor was really nice as expected at any dealership.
the technician came out and did a test drive w/me. he let me take my time to hear wat noise i was talking about and we came to a conclusion that it was my air pressure sensor that was making the noise, not my "wheel bearings" that cerritos stated. took my volks off, put my stocks back on, and voila! no more noise!
i'll be taking my car to riverside from now on. all i want is a fair treatment that some dealership cannot handle.
neways to update my re-routed service at Riverside, the service advisor was really nice as expected at any dealership.
the technician came out and did a test drive w/me. he let me take my time to hear wat noise i was talking about and we came to a conclusion that it was my air pressure sensor that was making the noise, not my "wheel bearings" that cerritos stated. took my volks off, put my stocks back on, and voila! no more noise!
i'll be taking my car to riverside from now on. all i want is a fair treatment that some dealership cannot handle.
I just don't get why the dealers are being such a d!ck...
#44
Originally Posted by Startbutton99
and also.. even if it "couldnt" consume oil. .. werent u running oil consumption tests?.. and hasnt the engine been found to be consuming oil.
Either way, .. something is wrong, and it should be fixed!
Either way, .. something is wrong, and it should be fixed!
#45
Originally Posted by Mike@RiversideInfiniti
Are any of the techs at Cerritos Infiniti Master Technicians?
We have techs here that can pretty much rebuild a car from ground up.
We have techs here that can pretty much rebuild a car from ground up.
DO NOT LET RIVERSIDE INFINITI REPLACE YOUR ENGINE.