Nissan says they have not seen this problem

SunsetZ

Service bulletins don't exist for unknown problems, just sayin'.

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2014 370Z 6MT Sport Midnight Blue
2013 GT-R Aurora Flare Blue Pearl

Inspector71

As far as being "stupid" or running the risk of a ticket, I only drove home tha way and parked the car. I had no way to get home otherwise. It was a 55 minute drive. Imagine the walk. I can't call a tow truck or anything else. At the risk of boring everyone, my ex-wife and I had an agreement that child support ended when our daughters turned 18. But the stupid state of Missouri does not care. She filed claiming I should pay until they are 21. One is 21 and the other turning 23. They ageed and are retroactively docking me $1250.00 a month, seized my income tax refunds, and reported me as a bad debt to credit agencies. Yes, I have a lawyer. I have been to court twice and to hearings with the family services twice. I am deep in debt, owe money everywhere, can't afford my diabetes meds, or anything remotely close to a hamburger these days. My next court date is in June. And, I am not a young man. I'm an old dude close to retirement. Unless you are/were in my shoes, you'd have no idea how bad this gets. So I had no choice to drive it home. A friend has lent me a car and another got my car towed for me. Now I am hoping and praying it is covered under the extended warranty. I found the $50 dollar deductible and my attorney is good about me making "payments." Wish me luck. If you don't hear from me again, it went badly in June and I am living in the wilds of Alaska hiding out my final days.

JARblue

This is just like the steering lock. It wasn't "known" to Nissan until enough people complained about them failing and they had to issue a recall. Typical Nissan, the model used in the recall (Rev D) still appears prone to failure.

My local dealers claim the CSC is a "wearable" part after I showed them the sticky thread on this forum about CSC failures. That is complete bull$hit. Who in their right mind would design a $100 "wearable" part that requires dropping the transmission and about $800 in labor? Fvck you, Nissan

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