Infiniti Rev-Up Oil Consumption TSB
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This may be noob but im gonna ask anyway....
I have an 06 rev up 6mt, and when i was getting my clutch replaced the mechanic said he is hearing some "weird noises" and i qualify for a new engine, then they said i dont because when the warranty transfered to my name there was a preexisting condition and they said they wouldnt cover it. (the service rep who promised me the engine got fired a week later). The mechanic never told me what was wrong with the car though...
so my question is... am i just supposed to go up to my dealership and say "hey i want to test for oil consumption problems"??
i dont notice any "noises" or anything with the car and i dont know how to tell if i would qualify for the engine replacement after the screwed me over the 1st time. ive only had my car for about 4k miles now
I have an 06 rev up 6mt, and when i was getting my clutch replaced the mechanic said he is hearing some "weird noises" and i qualify for a new engine, then they said i dont because when the warranty transfered to my name there was a preexisting condition and they said they wouldnt cover it. (the service rep who promised me the engine got fired a week later). The mechanic never told me what was wrong with the car though...
so my question is... am i just supposed to go up to my dealership and say "hey i want to test for oil consumption problems"??
i dont notice any "noises" or anything with the car and i dont know how to tell if i would qualify for the engine replacement after the screwed me over the 1st time. ive only had my car for about 4k miles now
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^^g6spd its good to know that replacement engine isnt giving you any problems. I hope thats the case with everyone.
and theres no zip tie on the dipstick so I'm guessing I can check it myself without them magically knowing. I told the service guy I wanted to go back there and after they finished to check the dipstick and his eyes almost popped out, he was like no you shouldn't even touch it when you get home or anything... and I'm not certain why he got so defensive, but I hope they don't pull that overfilling crap on me especially since they won't let me back there
and theres no zip tie on the dipstick so I'm guessing I can check it myself without them magically knowing. I told the service guy I wanted to go back there and after they finished to check the dipstick and his eyes almost popped out, he was like no you shouldn't even touch it when you get home or anything... and I'm not certain why he got so defensive, but I hope they don't pull that overfilling crap on me especially since they won't let me back there
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Hi there, this is my first post. I've been looking at purchasing a used G35 sedan the last couple months. These cars just cannot be beat in the "bang for the buck" aspect. But now, after reading 20 or so pages of OC horror stories I'm having second thoughts... Does the 6yr/70,000k power train warranty follow the car, or is it exclusive to the original owner? Right now I've got my eye on an '05 MT with 46,000 miles on it. The current owner is the 2nd owner of the car, would I have any issues if I took the car to the stealership for OC related issues?
+1 on this question as my credit union also offers the same type of deal. Thanks! Tons of great info you guys have on this board btw!
Anyone had experience with 3rd party warranties and the oil consumption issue? I bought a 2 year, 24k mile warranty from my credit union for my G by a company called Members Choice Autocare. I bought the car with 92k miles on it, and I think it may have an Oil Consumption problem. Checked the oil 500 miles after getting it, and oil wasn't even registering on the dipstick. Had to add 1.5 quarts. Just wondering if the warranty company is going to try and pull a fast one saying that the issue was pre-existing, or whatever else they might try... Or will this be just like a factory warranty?
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Hi there, this is my first post. I've been looking at purchasing a used G35 sedan the last couple months. These cars just cannot be beat in the "bang for the buck" aspect. But now, after reading 20 or so pages of OC horror stories I'm having second thoughts... Does the 6yr/70,000k power train warranty follow the car, or is it exclusive to the original owner? Right now I've got my eye on an '05 MT with 46,000 miles on it. The current owner is the 2nd owner of the car, would I have any issues if I took the car to the stealership for OC related issues?
+1 on this question as my credit union also offers the same type of deal. Thanks! Tons of great info you guys have on this board btw!
+1 on this question as my credit union also offers the same type of deal. Thanks! Tons of great info you guys have on this board btw!