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Scheduled an appointment at the dealer for tomorrow morning for them to warranty cover my rear differential bushing that recently failed.

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Old 09-22-2014, 08:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Scheduled an appointment at the dealer for tomorrow morning for them to warranty cover my rear differential bushing that recently failed.
wat, you can do dat? <= chops


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Apparently not. The bushing is part of a cross member that is not covered under the powertrain warranty. So a <$100 part that is made of rubber and therefore prone to failure is embedded inside a $900 cross member part which costs $1600 in labor. Nice work, Nissan

On the bright side, I will be ordering the Whiteline bushing for an upgrade DIY I guess since everyone wants $1000 minimum for labor...
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Apparently not. The bushing is part of a cross member that is not covered under the powertrain warranty. So a <$100 part that is made of rubber and therefore prone to failure is embedded inside a $900 cross member part which costs $1600 in labor. Nice work, Nissan

On the bright side, I will be ordering the Whiteline bushing for an upgrade DIY I guess since everyone wants $1000 minimum for labor...
bring it to any reputable shop. shouldnt charge more than 4hours of labor. my local Z speciality shop said they do them in 3hours flat

edit. saw your above post after posting. good job! 270 is a totally fair price as itd take you 6-8hours to do it on jackstands/your back
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