Does infiniti perform TSB's after expired warranty?
#1
06-13-2008, 05:45 AM
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06-13-2008, 07:50 AM
#4
06-13-2008, 09:28 AM
TSB's are not recalls. A technical service bulletin (TSB) is simply a heads up to the service departments from the manufacturer that a problem exists and that its okay to chargeback the manufacturer for the repair. A recall is non-voluntary and will be completed regardless of the mileage or age of the vehicle.
That being said, TSB should only be performed while the item is under warranty. If its a powertrain item then your fine. If its cosmetic, you'll have to work with Penske to get it done.
That being said, TSB should only be performed while the item is under warranty. If its a powertrain item then your fine. If its cosmetic, you'll have to work with Penske to get it done.
They'll find a way to make you pay for it first. he he.
#7
06-15-2008, 09:41 PM
Originally Posted by LiquidGx
TSB's are not recalls. A technical service bulletin (TSB) is simply a heads up to the service departments from the manufacturer that a problem exists and that its okay to chargeback the manufacturer for the repair. A recall is non-voluntary and will be completed regardless of the mileage or age of the vehicle.
That being said, TSB should only be performed while the item is under warranty. If its a powertrain item then your fine. If its cosmetic, you'll have to work with Penske to get it done.
That being said, TSB should only be performed while the item is under warranty. If its a powertrain item then your fine. If its cosmetic, you'll have to work with Penske to get it done.
tsb are technical service bulletins. theyre diagnosis procedures and repair of common issues submitted by techs to manufacturer. manufacturer verifies the diagnosis and repair procedure, determines pay rate, and publishes the bulletin.
recalls are federally mandated. must be performed to comply with nhtsa standards. theyre supposed to be covered for the life of the vehicle i believe.
campaigns are voluntary. manufacturer notifies customer of applicable campaign. is not required to pass nhtsa standards etc.
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#8
07-01-2008, 11:47 AM
#9
07-01-2008, 01:26 PM
Yea... Im getting my axle clicking noise... Dont think my 05 falls under the oil consumption issue (but i only have 26K miles on her... so I am not sure)... my warranty just expired... but I know the axle click will be under powertrain... but what about the oil consumption issue? if my motor falls under that category and all I have is powertrain will they still replace it for free? thanks for the inputs 
#10
07-01-2008, 01:42 PM
Originally Posted by shabarivas
Yea... Im getting my axle clicking noise... Dont think my 05 falls under the oil consumption issue (but i only have 26K miles on her... so I am not sure)... my warranty just expired... but I know the axle click will be under powertrain... but what about the oil consumption issue? if my motor falls under that category and all I have is powertrain will they still replace it for free? thanks for the inputs
From the warranty booklet.
POWERTRAIN COVERAGE
• The Powertrain coverage period is 72 months or 70,000
miles, whichever comes first.
• This warranty covers any repairs needed to correct defects in
material or workmanship.
• Powertrain coverage includes components listed below,
supplied by NISSAN, except for those items listed under the
caption “WHAT IS NOT COVERED.”
ENGINE - Cylinder heads and block and all internal parts, rocker
covers and oil pan, valve train and front cover, timing chain
and tensioner, oil pump, water pump and fuel pump, fuel injectors,
intake and exhaustmanifolds, flywheel, seals and gaskets.
TRANSMISSION AND TRANSAXLE - Case and all internal
parts, torque converter and converter housing, automatic
transmission control module, transfer case and all internal
parts, seals and gaskets, clutch cover and housing, and electronic
transmission controls.
DRIVETRAIN - Drive shafts, final drive housing and all internal
parts, propeller shafts, universal joints, bearings, seals
and gaskets.
RESTRAINT SYSTEM - Air bags and related electronic control
systems.
• The Powertrain coverage period is 72 months or 70,000
miles, whichever comes first.
• This warranty covers any repairs needed to correct defects in
material or workmanship.
• Powertrain coverage includes components listed below,
supplied by NISSAN, except for those items listed under the
caption “WHAT IS NOT COVERED.”
ENGINE - Cylinder heads and block and all internal parts, rocker
covers and oil pan, valve train and front cover, timing chain
and tensioner, oil pump, water pump and fuel pump, fuel injectors,
intake and exhaustmanifolds, flywheel, seals and gaskets.
TRANSMISSION AND TRANSAXLE - Case and all internal
parts, torque converter and converter housing, automatic
transmission control module, transfer case and all internal
parts, seals and gaskets, clutch cover and housing, and electronic
transmission controls.
DRIVETRAIN - Drive shafts, final drive housing and all internal
parts, propeller shafts, universal joints, bearings, seals
and gaskets.
RESTRAINT SYSTEM - Air bags and related electronic control
systems.
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i have an 03 AT and currently i am just a little over 40k..so looks like i am still cover under the 70k, 72 months powertrain warranty...
does that mean i can just take my vehicle to any dealership and ask them to do an oil consumption test for me and if I qualify they have to replace the engine for me?
someone please help....
does that mean i can just take my vehicle to any dealership and ask them to do an oil consumption test for me and if I qualify they have to replace the engine for me?
someone please help....
#12
07-08-2008, 07:57 AM
The 03 5AT cars aren't generally affected by the oil consumption issue, but you can take the car to any dealer and have them check out an oil consumption issue since your car is still under the powertrain warranty. Just don't let them tell you it isn't covered under the powertrain warranty. Point them to the warranty book if they do.
#13
08-02-2008, 11:55 AM
But if you are just imagining oil usage or it doesn't qualify as excessive you are expected to pay for dealer time to determine that no problem was found.
Only fair.
Too many people confuse the dealer [an independent company] with Nissan and your warranty is with Nissan not dealer. Dealers are happy to do anything they can get paid to accomplish and their largest customer is Nissan.
Only fair.
Too many people confuse the dealer [an independent company] with Nissan and your warranty is with Nissan not dealer. Dealers are happy to do anything they can get paid to accomplish and their largest customer is Nissan.
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