Unfortunately Nissan got around the dash issue by releasing a Service Bulletin NOT a Recall. It was expected that if the car went in for service and an owner asked there was a Service Bulletin allowing for it to be replaced.
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Unfortunately Nissan got around the dash issue by releasing a Service Bulletin NOT a Recall. It was expected that if the car went in for service and an owner asked there was a Service Bulletin allowing for it to be replaced.
From memory labour to do the dash was around $600
If the cat has been serviced by Nissan and not CFA then you might argue that the Service Bulliten should have been followed and the dash should have been replaced during general service intervals.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggqwesty
YehI paid $429 October 2014 for labour and Nissan covered the "$2,500" for parts. Pretty sure I read somewhere that Nissan were no longer honouring this arrangement anymore though?Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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@ Kallen can you change the thread topic to "Westys Whitey", got abit of Pazzaz about it lol
Yikes. When I talked to them about it, the dash was $590 - labour was around $500-600, but since they were pulling it out anyway if I paid the parts they willl happily slot it in.... Wonder where they got 2500 though... Or the service bloke I spoke to was talking s#it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacho86
Regardless I'll hit them up for it.
Yeh they could of also been bumping up the "$2.5k" to convince me that I was getting a good deal and to pay the labour component - still definitely worth a shot when you do the airbag recall though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
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Looking good Kallen... many years of enjoyment.
Any idea of when all this dash issue started.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
It's been serviced by a few differnt places but 14/11/13 the 50 thou was done at nissan dealership
Thanks mate. Hopefully ey. Gunna be a sad day then the gq goesQuote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie