Originally Posted by cossie1600 (Post 1807255)

Good luck, I am betting they will fix one of two problems for you.

Originally Posted by JohnsZ (Post 1807144)

I brought my Z to another Nissan Dealer this morning to have the ventilation system checked out because I still hear more debris when I turn the fan on. Obviously I wasn't going to the other dealer where Sasquatch gave me the attitude about moving the seat. After my complaint to the service mgr, I happily burned that bridge. Right away, I notice a big difference in this dealership. First of all, I was able to drive it in the first bay myself where they write up the work order. Next, I could tell that these guys were "car crazy" like me and one of the other service guys there had a '91 Z modded out to over 500 hp so they could relate to Z enthusiaists. And although I wasn't going to say anything about the seat, I did anyway and they were like "no problem" and they actually wrote "not to adjust the seats" in big red letters on the work order for the techs and they said they get these requests often. So right away I like these guys. The car is at the dealer now and I'm waiting for them to call me when it's ready. They shuttled me to work and will be picking me up. I'm crossing my fingers that everything goes well with the ventilation system. I also wanted them to look at the bottom body side molding towards the front of the car on the driver's side where it looks like one of the clip or fasteners that holds it in place has come loose and it sticks out just a bit. Anyay, I'm hoping that this will be the dealer who I can trust for future services.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1807339)

sounds awesome! :tup: GL!

Originally Posted by JohnsZ (Post 1807286)

Thanks Cossie....I have a feeling you're not too hopeful on the body side panel problem. I'll be picking it up later and will let you know!

Originally Posted by JohnsZ (Post 1807277)

No offense taken!

:tiphat:

Originally Posted by Pelican170 (Post 1847447)

Just wanted to post back to the OP. When this thread first posted I thought the OP was a bit sensitive haha. Today I brought my car in for an oil change and to check a slow leak in my tire. After 1 1/2 hrs, they give me the car back and I get in and for 1, the car is much warmer than when I brought it in (did they take it for a ride?), 2 the seat is slammed all the way back, 3 it smells like a sweaty ogre in here and 4, there is grease marks all on the inside door sill above the side skirts on both sides of the car (driver and passenger), which makes me curious why?? The only thing Ive noticed with myself is that when getting in or out, sometimes your foot catches the side skirt. So I cant help but wonder, did people get in the passenger side also? and if so, for what reason??

Not thrilled...

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1796562)

cigarette smell and 400lbs butt crack grease:icon23: marks on seats... yah, they will definitely take care of it... :ugh2: image wat they will do to the car where one can't see.....:wtf2:

Originally Posted by gaveup (Post 1847483)

lol its a 370Z at a nissan dealership man. They see 5+ of your car in their shop daily, they really don't look at it as it is something rare or completely awesome.

Originally Posted by gaveup (Post 1847483)

lol its a 370Z at a nissan dealership man. They see 5+ of your car in their shop daily, they really don't look at it as it is something rare or completely awesome.

Originally Posted by gaveup (Post 1847483)

lol its a 370Z at a nissan dealership man. They see 5+ of your car in their shop daily, they really don't look at it as it is something rare or completely awesome.

Originally Posted by Vertigo (Post 1849270)

Your car should return to you exactly as you brought it in, end of story.
My dealer puts those mat protector, little paper things in the floor area to prevent any dirty footprints in my car, which is nice.

I take my Z in for service at Peruzzi Nissan in Philly and have always had a good experience there.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1847535)

so you go ahead and take it in.

i am not.