Short block install gone haywire

jhp3 · 09-29-2010, 07:02 AM

Sorry for your nightmare. You are right on in documenting all of your problems in a letter to Nissan. I would direct it to the General Manger of the dealership with a copy to the President of Nissan USA,sending both by certified mail, return receipt requested. In your letter, demand that a new engine from Japan be installed in your car (this is what you bought a mere 3000 miles ago) and set a firm deadline for them to get this done. If they refuse or continue to jerk you around, it might be time for you to turn this over to an attorney to make sure you preserve and enforce all of your Magnuson-Moss Federal warranty rights, as well as any state law remedies you may have.

ClemsonWill · 09-29-2010, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by jhp3

Sorry for your nightmare. You are right on in documenting all of your problems in a letter to Nissan. I would direct it to the General Manger of the dealership with a copy to the President of Nissan USA,sending both by certified mail, return receipt requested. In your letter, demand that a new engine from Japan be installed in your car (this is what you bought a mere 3000 miles ago) and set a firm deadline for them to get this done. If they refuse or continue to jerk you around, it might be time for you to turn this over to an attorney to make sure you preserve and enforce all of your Magnuson-Moss Federal warranty rights, as well as any state law remedies you may have.

Document everything!

gillies · 09-29-2010, 04:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jhp3

Sorry for your nightmare. You are right on in documenting all of your problems in a letter to Nissan. I would direct it to the General Manger of the dealership with a copy to the President of Nissan USA,sending both by certified mail, return receipt requested. In your letter, demand that a new engine from Japan be installed in your car (this is what you bought a mere 3000 miles ago) and set a firm deadline for them to get this done. If they refuse or continue to jerk you around, it might be time for you to turn this over to an attorney to make sure you preserve and enforce all of your Magnuson-Moss Federal warranty rights, as well as any state law remedies you may have.

+2. There are laws that protect you.

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jhp3 Base Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Roll Tide, Alabama Posts: 34 Drives: 2010 NISMO (#0193) Rep Power: 17	Sorry for your nightmare. You are right on in documenting all of your problems in a letter to Nissan. I would direct it to the General Manger of the dealership with a copy to the President of Nissan USA,sending both by certified mail, return receipt requested. In your letter, demand that a new engine from Japan be installed in your car (this is what you bought a mere 3000 miles ago) and set a firm deadline for them to get this done. If they refuse or continue to jerk you around, it might be time for you to turn this over to an attorney to make sure you preserve and enforce all of your Magnuson-Moss Federal warranty rights, as well as any state law remedies you may have.