TomT
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You were clearly luckier/had a better dealer than I did then. I beat on Nissan a number of times and the local dealer as well, and was just met with a stone wall of denials or no response... It was at that point that I decided to see if I could resolve the issue myself, which I did. Since the car is a lease, it will then become Nissan's problem when I turn it in... But regardless, I was not the least bit impressed by my experience.
QueenBee said:TomT said:If the industrial strength filter I added had not eliminated the problem, I likely would still be pursuing it too... Clearly there is an issue and in most cases, Nissan is choosing to simply sweep it under the rug... It's rather like ignoring the elephant in the room.
They are ignoring it by not issuing a recall/proactively fixing them all but I don't think it's fair to say they are ignoring it and definitely not "in most cases". As I've said unless other people don't have dealer techs as good as mine I literally mentioned it to him while doing the software upgrades and he researched it, needed to verify that my charger was in fact an early revision, and verify my home charging situation, and then it was replaced. It was very easy and definitely not ignored.