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gumpy 05-20-2010 11:38 PM

Service Experiance
 
Took the car in for a service today with Nissan.

They let me take in my own oil and filter and took 100 bucks off the service so was quite pleased.

There was a window that allowed you to see into the workshop, they did put the filter i gave them in, they did use the oil i gave them as well. So all was good...

But they gave the car back with a scratch on the leather shifter... it's not big enough for them to change it, last thing i want is possible damage to the ring around the shift or the transmission if i got them to replace it... Not sure if they even would change it, it's sorta hard to prove... but damn it's annoying...

Left me feeling a bit indifferent about it... the car's purring but bloody hell

AHHHH sorry about the spelling in the title... I can't change it now... ><

BGTV8 05-21-2010 12:19 AM

I had mine in for 20K service today, used my oil (Motul 300V as I am off to "sunny" Philip Island on Sunday week). Total price was ~$220 and job was done whilst I waited .. only problem was that the desk/chair I had for the wait was wonky and I got a cricked neck working the laptop !!! Mind you, my laptop is a luggable rather than a portable ... bit like the rest of me really ... just a bit older !!!

EVL370 05-21-2010 12:25 AM

i'm always scared they won't use the oil I supply.

Majestik 05-21-2010 12:52 AM

Lol. I'm at the dealership as I type getting them to fit my mudguards... Correctly!
2 hrs on and it's still not done cause of the height of the car they say.. Oh well.

I got my shifter changed to a nismo one last week from my dealership. No issues there. My advice is to ask and expect them to do it.

The customer is always right... Right?

To add, I also get the service guys to drive my car in and out as
their driveway is steeeeeep. If they damage it, they fix it...

gumpy 05-21-2010 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Majestik (Post 545634)
Lol. I'm at the dealership as I type getting them to fit my mudguards... Correctly!
2 hrs on and it's still not done cause of the height of the car they say.. Oh well.

I got my shifter changed to a nismo one last week from my dealership. No issues there. My advice is to ask and expect them to do it.

The customer is always right... Right?

To add, I also get the service guys to drive my car in and out as
their driveway is steeeeeep. If they damage it, they fix it...

how much was the shifter and install?

Majestik 05-21-2010 12:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gumpy (Post 545638)
how much was the shifter and install?

Free mate at my 1000km check.

gumpy 05-21-2010 01:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Majestik (Post 545639)
Free mate at my 1000km check.

I don't know how you pulled that one off

EVL370 05-21-2010 02:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Majestik (Post 545634)
Lol. I'm at the dealership as I type getting them to fit my mudguards... Correctly!
2 hrs on and it's still not done cause of the height of the car they say.. Oh well.

I got my shifter changed to a nismo one last week from my dealership. No issues there. My advice is to ask and expect them to do it.

The customer is always right... Right?

To add, I also get the service guys to drive my car in and out as
their driveway is steeeeeep. If they damage it, they fix it...



Did you attempt it yourself or did the dealership stuff it up?

Majestik 05-21-2010 03:06 AM

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Originally Posted by gumpy (Post 545672)
I don't know how you pulled that one off


Flirting gets you everywhere... :)

Nah seriously. I just asked. It's a 3 minute job with the right tools. It's just a biatch the first time cause of locktite.

You're doing them a favour taking it there mate. Not the other way around..

Majestik 05-21-2010 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by EVL370 (Post 545692)
Did you attempt it yourself or did the dealership stuff it up?

Dealer stuffed the guards but it was just a fitment issue. Sorted now.

Took them 10 mins and 2 of them to back it out and my chin guard still got scraped :(

Bought some sand paper so evan can fix it as I've heard that he's great at rubbing things the wrong way..


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