Nissan Consumer Affairs Oil Cooler Response

butters167 · 06-05-2009, 06:31 PM

I had a 02 WRX one of the first here in OK. I it putting out 326whp and never broke anything in the transmission. I drive it hard for 20k and drag raced several times. If they are breaking stuff that bad then they probably are abusing the car and deserve to be denied. The point is if you break something or put something on that breaks something yeah it is your fault. But if it goes bad because of a nissan defect they have to fix it unless they can prove otherwise.
Also remember your rights and the procedure very from state to state.
If the need arises I am lucky enough to have an attorney in the famliy and I will fight.

Also the warranty issue is not just a nissan thing, pretty much any car maker will try to deny a claim if they see a chance.

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06-05-2009, 06:31 PM	#9 (permalink)
butters167 Base Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 59 Drives: 6sp 370Z sport pkg Rep Power: 18	I had a 02 WRX one of the first here in OK. I it putting out 326whp and never broke anything in the transmission. I drive it hard for 20k and drag raced several times. If they are breaking stuff that bad then they probably are abusing the car and deserve to be denied. The point is if you break something or put something on that breaks something yeah it is your fault. But if it goes bad because of a nissan defect they have to fix it unless they can prove otherwise. Also remember your rights and the procedure very from state to state. If the need arises I am lucky enough to have an attorney in the famliy and I will fight. Also the warranty issue is not just a nissan thing, pretty much any car maker will try to deny a claim if they see a chance.