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03-30-2010 | 03:47 PM

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Beer Magazine

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Uh, there's no point to replacing a clutch that's still got 70% of it's life left...

No kidding. I'd like to know how they can see the clutch under the hood.

With that logic, mind as well replace the engine.

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03-30-2010 | 07:05 PM

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No kidding. I'd like to know how they can see the clutch under the hood.

With that logic, mind as well replace the engine.

No, they had the trans out of the car and the clutch on the ground when they told me about the 70% left

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03-30-2010 | 07:08 PM

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Are you f'ing kidding me. DO NOT ACCEPT THIS. CALL Nissan and inform them you bought a car that had a problem that caused this and threaten to call a lawyer, actually you can probably find one to talk to for free.

That's a part with a known problem and well within the factory warranty of the car. The problem didn't just happen it's been happening and has been shown to be an issue. DO NOT SETTLE FOR THEM CHARGING YOU...PERIOD.

I called Infiniti and they said that the Slave cylinder is not covered under the powertrain warrany. I have 60,150 on the car

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03-30-2010 | 09:10 PM

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I called Infiniti and they said that the Slave cylinder is not covered under the powertrain warrany. I have 60,150 on the car

What is it covered under? My statement is that it's a none issue and probably failed before you bought the car.

They took the tranny out without just testing the known issues? Wow.

I'd argue A with the dealer they sold you a POS. And with Infiniti that it is a known issue.

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03-30-2010 | 09:53 PM

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majin ssj eric

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I don't see how a slave cylinder could not be considered a warrantable powertrain item. It isn't a wear item so it should be covered. I'd take this up the chain of customer complaints...