| Nissan recalls 130,000 vehicles - 70,000 Muranos - Click HERE for Original Thread |
| hfelknor |
Haven't heard anything around here that can be traced to this.
But if you have one of the affected MOs, get it in and have it fixed.
Homer
TOKYO — Nissan Motor Co. has begun recalling over 130,000 vehicles globally — including 80,000 in North America — because of an ignition key defect, a company official said Thursday.
Nissan is recalling 70,000 Murano SUVs and about 10,000 Maxima sedans in North America, spokeswoman Madoka Soma said.
In Japan, the company is recalling over 50,962 SUVs — X-Trail and Murano — produced between August 2004 and July 2006,
The recalls involve only the cars with "intelligent keys."
The lock device of the ignition key is not appropriately attached in some cars and it does not lock when the driver turns the engine off, according to Soma.
There have been no reports of injuries, according to a statement by the Transport Ministry. |
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| Kris |
Thanks for the info.....
2003 here and "no intelligence" so I am safe....;) |
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| snickers |
I just got off the phone with Nissan USA. They just found out about the smart key recall. They told me that the dealer would not have a TSB to work with, so I guess we have to wait for the official recall notices. I also called dealer and they did not have any info either.
For me first it was the '03 alternator debacle. Now I have an '05 with this "smart key". its been a very frustrating car to say the least. |
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| bob1 |
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Originally posted by Kris
Thanks for the info.....
2003 here and "no intelligence" so I am safe....;)
I also lack Intelligence!:D |
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| risaralda |
| I have the "intelligent keys." |
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| Irishman |
sort of confusing as to exactly what the problem is, does it mean there is only a problem if key is insterted?
Some of the rods connecting the ignition part with parts that start the engine are too long, so the cars sometimes don't start properly, Nissan said. Occasionally, the engines start even when the ignition is turned off and the driver moves the steering wheel, it said.
The recalls involve only models using Nissan's "intelligent keys" with integrated circuit chips inside, which allows drivers to open their car doors with their keys still inside their pockets by just pressing on the handle. Drivers don't need to insert the intelligent key to get the car to start, and can keep the key anywhere nearby.
The defect involved in Thursday's recall is not related to the integrated circuit chip features but to the regular ignition part of the key. |
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| njjoe |
hfelknor
Thanx for the alert Homer!
My MO is not intelligent (no Intelligent Key) nor even bright (no HIDs), but I love her anyway.
-njjoe |
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| Gonzo |
quote:
Originally posted by snickers
...For me first it was the '03 alternator debacle. Now I have an '05 with this "smart key". its been a very frustrating car to say the least.
Two recalls.... you should look at other manufactures they have 'em too.... Toyota, Honda etc. This is business as usually for auto manufactures.
I'm just happy that they issue recalls. |
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| Nissmo |
I really don't see any panic as I have had Intelkey and never knew I had a problem.
Not that I use the key much- |
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| MrGrin |
Sounds like a relatively trivial issue. As long as I cannot be bodily injured (like when the fuel tank gets ignited) and as long as the car does not stop function (like with a faulty alternator), I don't care too much.
Although I have to do my first oil change next week, I'll wait for the dealership to contact me to get this fixed, because (from previous posts) it looks like the dealerships themselves do not know exactly what needs to be done...not that they know a lot to begin with:D |
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| rjardine |
quote:
Originally posted by njjoe
hfelknor
Thanx for the alert Homer!
My MO is not intelligent (no Intelligent Key) nor even bright (no HIDs), but I love her anyway.
-njjoe
.....so does that mean we have dumb MOs? Not nice but I love my MO too, enough in fact to have just bought the extended warranty for 72mths, 160,000km.
:eek: :2: :eek: :2: :eek: |
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| Jim C |
| Early reports are that none of the U.S. Murano's are affected. Only some 10,000 Maximas that use the Intelligent Key system. The only Murano's affected are those sold in Asian (primarily Japan). Of course, this could change, but so far, neither Nissan nor NHTSA feel affected Murano's are in the United States. |
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| Eric L. |
| Woohoo, score one for the old MO's. |
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| jstatetiger |
| Dammit I got a Smart 2006 MO. I guess I can get ready for the long wait in the repair dept... |
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| dagdood |
| Thanks to all you for your information! My 06' Murano has intelligence and I love my car so I am concerned about this problem. I do hope it turns out to affect only the cars sold in Japan. |
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| sobamanismo |
I wish there were levels of problems or better information out there.....The news media seemed to jump ALL over this issue last night that I read about here and elsewhere early yesterday. (Is it just me or do they seem to get more excited when Nissan/Toyota/Honda have a recall?)
I had already determined this seemed a minor problem bordering on non-issue IF one was affected by it but after the brief sensational newsreport that didn't explain ANYTHING I had to spend half an hour comforting my wife that our MO wouldn't die on the highway on a trip we are planning today.
When all you say is "apparently the ignition key is defective" it conjures up all kinds of images of stopping forward progress on the highway with no hope of starting again. |
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| Eric L. |
| I'm not even sure what the defect is. What exactly is the "lock device of the ignition key?" The ignition lock (i.e. locks the steering wheel)? The door locks? The lock button on the intelligent key? Even if it is any of these three, it seems to be a very minor issue. |
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| wa4qfy |
I don't know about you, but if my steering wheel locked while I was driving down the road or turning a corner, I might get a little paniced.... :eek:
Let's hope it's is just asian models... |
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| Corin |
quote:
Originally posted by Gonzo
Two recalls.... you should look at other manufactures they have 'em too.... Toyota, Honda etc. This is business as usually for auto manufactures.
I'm just happy that they issue recalls.
Recalls don't bother me. HOW they do the recalls does.
Alternator: Took FOREVER for them to issue the recall, and only after so many people on this forum reported them to the government, since Nissan wasn't doing anything.
Fuel Shield: They jumped on this quickly, and made the NEW Muranos look nice, while giving existing owners a TERRIBLE solution.
Seat Belt: OK, this one I admit that I have no complaints about how it was handled.
Intelligent Key: Don't have a problem with this one either. But then again, I don't have Intelligent Key. |
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| hfelknor |
I'm just the messenger.
I have no dog in this fight.
BUT.
Just what exactly gives you guys the idea it is ASIAN Muranos that are being recalled?
What is there about
"Nissan is recalling 70,000 Murano SUVs and about 10,000 Maxima sedans in North America, spokeswoman Madoka Soma said."
that is hard to understand?
Now Jim C could be right and it could be that "early reports" indicate.........
But how about a pointer to these "early reports" that override a Nissan Spokeswoman?
I am just curious.
Homer |
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| sobamanismo |
My understanding (and Its from what I've read so far and gather) is this:
The functionality between the steering wheel lock mechanism (when the car is off completely) and the ignition is faulty and your wheel won't lock properly. Theoretically a security issue but not a big safety concern (unless you live in San Francisco).
I would assert that it's because of the not needing of the key to interact w/ the lock mechanism as in all other cars since the 70's with this feature.
Regardless....I still believe that we are not talking about the next exploding truck here |
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| sobamanismo |
Our news made sure to say that they were Muranos that were built in whatever factory in Japan.
Maybe folks aren't aware that unlike many other Nissans ALL of our Muranos were made in Japan.
(Are there multiple factories there that only 1 factory could have been turning out the affected units?) |
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| hfelknor |
Ah, that could be it.
Yes all Muranos are built in japan.........including this one......... Mia Murano, Japanese actress |
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| Eric L. |
quote:
Originally posted by hfelknor
Ah, that could be it.
Yes all Muranos are built in japan.........including this one......... Mia Murano, Japanese actress
Going even more off topic. She was in the Japanese drama "Stand Up" which turned out to be a pretty good show (well at least I thought it was good). |
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| njjoe |
quote:
Originally posted by hfelknor
Ah, that could be it.
Yes all Muranos are built in japan.........including this one......... Mia Murano, Japanese actress
Nice sweater. Cotton, I think. Maybe a blend. :p
-njjoe |
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| Gonzo |
quote:
Originally posted by njjoe
Nice sweater. Cotton, I think. Maybe a blend. :p
-njjoe
LMAO!!!!:2: |
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| Kris |
Joe,
where did you see the sweater? ;) |
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| Esir |
quote:
Originally posted by dagdood
Thanks to all you for your information! My 06' Murano has intelligence and I love my car so I am concerned about this problem. I do hope it turns out to affect only the cars sold in Japan.
Hi Guys,
It doesn't at all seem to be a trivial issue.. Nissan say it could cause the engine to stall on the road and that is not a good thing for owners :(
Well, does any one know whether the Muranos sold in Middle East have the same hitch? My dealer nagged about the issue and said I should not be worried because we are not affected. Unfortunately, they haven't yet spoke to Nissan in Japan..
Anyone with news from Nissan regarding the version sold in Middle East :confused: |
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| njjoe |
Esir-
I would not trust the dealer. I suggest you contact Nissan's "Customer Care" supervisor in Dubai. Her name is Ms. Meenakshi and she can be reached at 04-2141021. I got her name and telephone number from www.arabianautomobiles.com.
Good luck.
-njjoe |
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| Jim C |
Oops!! Sorry guys (and gals). Have to correct an earlier statement. I talked to a Nissan contact in HQ. There were a number of U.S. affected Murano's. However, it was relatively small from what my sources tell me.
I guess having an '04 does have its benefits! |
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| jaak |
| Heard about this recall and immediately thought about you guys. Good thing it wasn't a huge problem!:( |
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| jcharron003 |
So THIS is what all the hype is about... we were told to forget about the Murano because of a major issue...
Still happy we're getting a basic SL... :) Can't wait, we're picking it up on Tuesday I think... anybody want to buy an '02 Altima?! (we love her, but drove a Murano - and were hooked). |
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| Gonzo |
| Geesh who told it there was a "major" issue? |
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| 2007SJ |
| Nissan still has no info whatsoever about this on their website. Does it always take this long for them to provide Nissan owners with information about a recall? |
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| Eric L. |
quote:
Originally posted by 2007SJ
Nissan still has no info whatsoever about this on their website. Does it always take this long for them to provide Nissan owners with information about a recall?
If the recall is on NHTSA you can pull the campaign number and call Nissan to ask about it. |
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| dagdood |
OK- according to NHTSA Campaign # 06V401000 Nissan is recalling approx 67014 Muranos for 'Steering column locking anti theft device'
Problem.
Here is the web addy for nhtsa:
www.nhtsa.dot.gov |
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| hfelknor |
Thanks for the heads up Dagdood. (Cool sig)
here's the summary.
Homer
NISSAN / MURANO 2005-2006
Recall Number: 06V401000
Summary:
CERTAIN SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES FAIL TO CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD NO. 114, “THEFT PROTECTION." DURING AN INSPECTION OF SOME VEHICLES AT THE ASSEMBLY PLANT, IT WAS FOUND THAT THE STEERING WHEEL WAS LOCKED WITH THE IGNITION KNOB IN THE "OFF" POSITION BUT THE VEHICLE TRANSMISSION NOT BEING IN THE "PARK" POSITION.
Consequence:
IF THE KEY IS TURNED TO THE "OFF" POSITION WITHOUT THE TRANSMISSION BEING IN THE "PARK" POSITION, IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE STEERING WHEEL CAN LOCK WHEN TURNED TO THE RIGHT.
Remedy:
DEALERS WILL INSPECT AND REPLACE THE STEERING WHEEL LOCK ASSEMBLY FREE OF CHARGE. THE RECALL IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN ON DECEMBER 18, 2006. OWNERS MAY CONTACT NISSAN AT 1-800-647-7261.
Notes:
CUSTOMERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION’S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV. |
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| 2007SJ |
quote:
Originally posted by dagdood
OK- according to NHTSA Campaign # 06V401000 Nissan is recalling approx 67014 Muranos for 'Steering column locking anti theft device'
Problem.
Here is the web addy for nhtsa:
www.nhtsa.dot.gov
I saw some recall-info on the NHTSA website, however it seemed slightly different from what was reported earlier by Associated Press et al.
AP reported: "Occasionally, the engines start even when the ignition is turned off and the driver moves the steering wheel." (see http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory?id=2585059), however the recall info on the NHTSA site mentions no such thing. The NHTSA info also says that 2005/2006 models manufactured until July 24 2006 are affected, however my 2007 Murano was manufactured in June.
Anyway, the recall info says they won't begin the actual recall until December 18th, so I'll wait it out until then. |
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| big_daddy_mpd |
I got my official recall for this situation. Will probably take it in and get it serviced this week...will let you know how it turns out.
Regards,
Big |
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| big_daddy_mpd |
I got my official recall for this situation. Will probably take it in and get it serviced this week...will let you know how it turns out.
Regards,
Big |
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| 3.5 Lover |
| No recall notice yet but I made an appointment and took it in this morning and mine is not affected. I am greatful. |
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| billy bronco |
Took my 2006 in for service , they replaced the steering key lock per recall , now my keys do not work in the ignition, only the intelligent key works. Not that I ever use the key but I'm sure the day will come I will need to, like maybe the valet one anyway.
I'm on my way back to the shop! |
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| 3.5 Lover |
| Billy B. That is piss poor service. They have a checklist of how they were supposed to check your vehicle and if it had any symptoms they were supposed to replace parts related to the recall. Mine didnt have any problems so they didnt replace anything. I locked my steering column by turning the steering wheel until the steering wheel locks. Then I tried to turn the ignition switch and I couldnt start my vehicle. I then took out my key and tried to turn the switch and I got it to unlock. I found this to be strange but they told me never to turn the wheel to the lock position. I thought this was a safety feature that you should do to prevent theft. Any way, check yours out thoroughly this time as I did. |
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| risaralda |
quote:
Originally posted by hfelknor
Thanks for the heads up Dagdood. (Cool sig)
here's the summary.
Homer
NISSAN / MURANO 2005-2006
Recall Number: 06V401000
Summary:
CERTAIN SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES FAIL TO CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD NO. 114, “THEFT PROTECTION." DURING AN INSPECTION OF SOME VEHICLES AT THE ASSEMBLY PLANT, IT WAS FOUND THAT THE STEERING WHEEL WAS LOCKED WITH THE IGNITION KNOB IN THE "OFF" POSITION BUT THE VEHICLE TRANSMISSION NOT BEING IN THE "PARK" POSITION.
Consequence:
IF THE KEY IS TURNED TO THE "OFF" POSITION WITHOUT THE TRANSMISSION BEING IN THE "PARK" POSITION, IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE STEERING WHEEL CAN LOCK WHEN TURNED TO THE RIGHT.
Remedy:
DEALERS WILL INSPECT AND REPLACE THE STEERING WHEEL LOCK ASSEMBLY FREE OF CHARGE. THE RECALL IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN ON DECEMBER 18, 2006. OWNERS MAY CONTACT NISSAN AT 1-800-647-7261.
Notes:
CUSTOMERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION’S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV.
Just got my recall notice today, I'll take my MO soon to the dealer. |
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| parker |
from reading these postings i see most of you with intel. keys have had the experience of your key touching something in a pocket and rolling down your windows..as it is designed to do.
i was told by the factory rep. at my dealership that nissan would consider redesigning the keyfob so that merely pressing it against your leg in a pants pocket would not roll your windows down while your car is outside in the elements.
please call 1-800-NISSAN-1...wait for the prompt for ''other issues you may need to discuss'' (have your vin # ready) and tell them
THAT THE SHAPE OF THE KEYFOB IS UNACCEPTABLE.
PLEASE SITE SAFETY AS YOUR PRIMARY CONCERN.
IF THOSE WINDOWS ROLL DOWN...
1. your electric seats and seat motors are history in a rainstorm.
2. your car is moldy and wet
3. your stereo may be reduced to a mass of dangling wires at the
hands of thieves.
4. your personal belongings (which, btw, are NOT COVERED by
you auto insurance...but by your homeowner's insurance at
usually a much higher rate...and at depreciated values on your
possessions. some car owner's don't own homes and carry
no such insurance) are sure to disappear.
5. and last but not least....god forbid some ax-murderer doesn't
notice your windows are down and climbs in only to pop out
from under your cargo cover.
this feature is not able to be disabled by the factory, the dealer, nor the owner...so evidently more than just the roll down feature is tied to the chip that controls this feature....and i for one WANT this feature as i have paid for it, already.
BUT WHAT I DO INSIST UPON..is that this feature pose no threat to my safety nor to that of my wife and children...or to the trade-in value of my murano.
a simple fix is all i ask..and that is the shape of the keyfob needs to be such that the rounded top cannot inadvertently be activated by bumping it. this feature was activated in my car while it sat in a parking lot outside my warehouse...while i was over 75ft away...through 7 interior walls and a two foot thick solid block, brick-faced wall.
while we are all going in for recalls on the ignition...this could easily be remedied at the same time.
please call 1-800-NISSAN-1....and help out those of us who are having this problem, even if you are not...as we would all be happy to help you if the situation were reversed. i have noticed that some of you have little patience for those of us who have these seemingly minor problems. but, engineers should take into consideration where keys are normally stored..ie the purse or pants..and design the keys to fit the lifestyle. so, we have intelligent keys..that we paid over 1000 bucks for built into the price and now need to redesign our lives so that our keys cannot be used handily...which is the intent of the intel key to begin with.
i once had a VERY GOOD REASON to initiate a lemon-law suit, which i won...and i am here to tell you...that these sites are very vulnerable to oversite by trained paralegals of the automobile manufacturers....any one of the posters could be one of them...so, if you feel you have an issue that doesn't meet minimum safety specs..don't be bullied by the guy who poo-poos your intelligence because you can't seem to operate your window roll-down feature..or keep it from operating. chances are he is a trained paralegal gathering data in order to provide training for someone who may later deal with your complaint to nissan...and his sole purpose is to make you feel like an idiot for even mentioning it with hopes that you may just go away.
the keyfob is DEFECTIVELY DESIGNED. it's not a biggy as far as a shape redesign. nissan more than likely buys these things from another manufacturer upon which they can fall back for liability and replacement. it's not gonna cost them a cent to fix...but think about what it may cost YOU, THE CONSUMER, if your windows should roll down in a place or in weather where they shouldn't be rolled down.
thank you for reading through this.
please call 1-800-NISSAN-1 and stand on them. the life you save maybe that of your child. |
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| njjoe |
What is this? A crusade? How many other threads are you going to post this on?
-njjoe |
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| zebelkhan |
quote:
Originally posted by njjoe
What is this? A crusade? How many other threads are you going to post this on?
-njjoe
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| bkburns |
Parker - I'm just taking a guess here, but I think that three threads is reasonable exposure for your concerns. I could be wrong of course, but three seems reasonable to me. :) However, I feel obligated to respond at least one more time.
>> what makes ya think that i might share THAT info with a paralegal for NISSAN...especially one who wouldn't give me the time of day by calling nissan about a keyfob i can no longer use...
Accusing a senior member of this board of being s shill for Nissan is pretty paranoid. I am a security professional, and I deal with paranoia all the time - but you take the cake today!
>> i was told by the factory rep. at my dealership that nissan would consider redesigning the keyfob so that merely pressing it...
Factory rep? So you mean that someone from Nissan Inc told you that they would consider redesigning it? Or do you mean that a dealer employee told you that?
>> THAT THE SHAPE OF THE KEYFOB IS UNACCEPTABLE.
So changing the shape is the only solution?
>> PLEASE SITE SAFETY AS YOUR PRIMARY CONCERN.
I already advised you that safety is not the main issue. It's obviously not persuading people. You would have better luck persuading for a change based on the likelihood of damage to the vehicle/
>> BUT WHAT I DO INSIST UPON..is that this feature pose no threat to my safety nor to that of my wife and children...or to the trade-in value of my murano.
my trade in value is affected by a feature?
>> this feature was activated in my car while it sat in a parking lot outside my warehouse...while i was over 75ft away...through 7 interior walls and a two foot thick solid block, brick-faced wall.
I had no idea the range was this astounding! Heck, I can't get mine to work through a single residential wall and garage door half the time!
>> please call 1-800-NISSAN-1....and help out those of us who are having this problem, even if you are not...
So - even if we do not think it is a problem we should call in? Sounds a little unethical to me.
>> i have noticed that some of you have little patience for those of us who have these seemingly minor problems.
I suggest you read the book 'how to win friends and influence people' - because you are failing on both points here. It's not your issue that is irritating people or bringing up emotional responses - it is your extreme statements, personal accusations, and repeat postings in threads NOT ABOUT THIS SUBJECT that is bringing out this in others. You reap what you sow.
>> i once had a VERY GOOD REASON to initiate a lemon-law suit, which i won...and i am here to tell you
You keep saying this, but proof is in the pudding. However, I guess since we are all trained paralegals for Nissan you should not tell us details behind this piece of public information, just hide behind a unverifiable claim. How do we know that you are not a plant for Ford trying to drive up cost and public embarrasment for Nissan? I can be paranoid to!
>> ...that these sites are very vulnerable to oversite by trained paralegals of the automobile manufacturers....
Again, paranoia of an extreme and humorous nature. I have no doubt that manufacturs might choose to monitor these forums, but this level of concern is a bit... just wow.
Thank you for the entertainment. I will stop feeding the troll now. |
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| parker |
Parker - I'm just taking a guess here, but I think that three threads is reasonable exposure for your concerns. I could be wrong of course, but three seems reasonable to me. However, I feel obligated to respond at least one more time.
>> what makes ya think that i might share THAT info with a paralegal for NISSAN...especially one who wouldn't give me the time of day by calling nissan about a keyfob i can no longer use...
Accusing a senior member of this board of being s shill for Nissan is pretty paranoid. I am a security professional, and I deal with paranoia all the time - but you take the cake today!
(he answered one of my posts by saying you were all paralegals...don't make me out to be an ass...a wise crack begets a wise crack)
>> i was told by the factory rep. at my dealership that nissan would consider redesigning the keyfob so that merely pressing it...
Factory rep? So you mean that someone from Nissan Inc told you that they would consider redesigning it? Or do you mean that a dealer employee told you that?
(first you ***** that my postings are a bit much, but for the sake of brevity. sales manager, after witnessing the problemt old rep...rep said she would run it by engineering...suggested anyone who has this problem calll the posted number. that good enough for ya??? and who are you to decide what other murano owners might read and never respond to..for all you know there are other peope who've had this problem. maybe your unsympathetic nature just prevents them from posting....which BTW...is exactly how automotive industry paralegals pretty much sound after they realize someone might cause them to have to work for their money)
>> THAT THE SHAPE OF THE KEYFOB IS UNACCEPTABLE.
So changing the shape is the only solution?
(yeah, changing the shape or producing a cover that puts the keys at the low point on the fob..not the highest spot. the FEATURE CANNOT BE DEACTIVATED...at the shop or by you...the roll down feature.)
>> PLEASE SITE SAFETY AS YOUR PRIMARY CONCERN.
I already advised you that safety is not the main issue. It's obviously not persuading people. You would have better luck persuading for a change based on the likelihood of damage to the vehicle/
(i consider OPERATING a wet electrical nightmare like the murano..a safety issue. i was the lucky owner of a ford whose computer quit...try that with power brakes and steering going 70.
i also consider my car being left open a safety issue..esp. when i lock it up and leave it)
>> BUT WHAT I DO INSIST UPON..is that this feature pose no threat to my safety nor to that of my wife and children...or to the trade-in value of my murano.
my trade in value is affected by a feature?
(yeah..if my car drowns in the rain..i am sure the trade in value will be affected...would you buy a used car from New Orleans???
i don't think i should have had to explain that one to you.)
>> this feature was activated in my car while it sat in a parking lot outside my warehouse...while i was over 75ft away...through 7 interior walls and a two foot thick solid block, brick-faced wall.
I had no idea the range was this astounding! Heck, I can't get mine to work through a single residential wall and garage door half the time!
(YEAH..i squatted in the back bathroom to take a look at something the plumber was doing...the car was parked almost directly in front of where i was squatting...about 75 ft away, only outside. there WERE 7 interior drywall walls and one exterior block and brick wall...between me and the murano... i thought you read the other threads???
the plumber's helper came inside and said he was outside when the panic button activated the horn, lights and then the windows came down. got a problem with that???)
>> please call 1-800-NISSAN-1....and help out those of us who are having this problem, even if you are not...
So - even if we do not think it is a problem we should call in? Sounds a little unethical to me.
(gee...i believe you were the one who said...everytime some newbie buys a murano...the first thing he does is complain about his windows going up and down...so it seemed to me you might think that's a problem)
>> i have noticed that some of you have little patience for those of us who have these seemingly minor problems.
I suggest you read the book 'how to win friends and influence people' - because you are failing on both points here. It's not your issue that is irritating people or bringing up emotional responses - it is your extreme statements, personal accusations, and repeat postings in threads NOT ABOUT THIS SUBJECT that is bringing out this in others. You reap what you sow.
(i'm not even gonna stoop to answer that...but, i will say....i don't think your alternators and cvt's are problems either..you can FIX that. AS FAR AS i'm CONCERNED, THOUGH....having windows that roll down after i lock my car, just from keeping my keys where normal people keep em...i think that's a REAL PROBLEM.)
>> i once had a VERY GOOD REASON to initiate a lemon-law suit, which i won...and i am here to tell you
You keep saying this, but proof is in the pudding. However, I guess since we are all trained paralegals for Nissan you should not tell us details behind this piece of public information, just hide behind a unverifiable claim. How do we know that you are not a plant for Ford trying to drive up cost and public embarrasment for Nissan? I can be paranoid to!
LOOK IT UP.
1986...FORD TEMPO. COMPUTER WOULD SHUT DOWN...THE DEALER WAS AN ASS...WE DIDN'T MERELY PREVAIL AGAINST FORD...THE JURY CAME BACK AGAINST THE DEALER, TOO. THAT'S A REAL RARITY.
1972...LOOK IT UP. FORD. 1969 BRONCO. DEFECTIVELY DESIGNED STEERING...IT CAME APART AND ALMOST KILLED 4 PEOPLE....TOOLING DOWN THE INTERSTATE AT 65....BY THE TIME WE WENT TO COURT...WE FOUND OVER 400 VICTIMS OF WRECKS CAUSED BY THE SAME THING.)
WHAT CRACKS ME UP IS THAT I ENLISTED YOUR AID. PLEASE FORGIVE ME...I CAN HANDLE THIS MYSELF...YOU PROBABLY DON'T EVEN HAVE AN INTELLIGENT KEY...AND CONSEQUENTLY DIDNT PAY FOR ONE. WHEN I BUY SOMETHING, I EXPECT IT TO WORK, OR I EXPECT THEM TO FIX IT...OR I EXPECT THEM TO REFUND MY MONEY.
YOU SOUND MORE LIKE A GUY WHO BUYS A CAR FOR THE COLOR...SORRY TO WASTE YOUR TIME.
>> ...that these sites are very vulnerable to oversite by trained paralegals of the automobile manufacturers....
Again, paranoia of an extreme and humorous nature. I have no doubt that manufacturs might choose to monitor these forums, but this level of concern is a bit... just wow.
Thank you for the entertainment. I will stop feeding the troll now. |
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| Boobaba |
You've paid "$40,000" dollars for a car yet you are too cheap to
buy a $10 cell phone holder to put the keyfob in and fix your problem, as one member suggested.
You were in a "bathroom, behind 7 interior drywalls , an exterior block and brick wall"??? Come on...if you looked to your left, you should've noticed you were probably squatting next to an open window.
You disrespected one of the more intelligent STATESMAN of this
fine forum, MR.3000 himself while rejecting some sound advise
to your dilemma by other members.
Many members of this board have saved myself and others hundreds if not thousands of dollars of costly repair bills and
time consuming visits to the dealer! Their value is priceless.
You are not wrapped too tight MR. PARKER. Perhaps your pants
are.
Have you considered wearing looser fitting jeans? so every time
you twitch, you wont have to worry about activating the big bad keyfob.
Your infested with paranoia of women getting raped in the back
of Mo's and you need a therapist. Good LORD! Where on earth
did you pluck THAT one from??????
Whoa!!!!....The sky hasn't fallen yet MR. PARKER :awais: |
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| Kimphin |
First - I try to avoid feeding trolls, but I can't resist this one
Second - I don't post much, but I've been around for a while, lurking
I have the intelligent key in my 06, I guess I've been lucky enough to NOT have the windows roll down accidentally, exposing me to all sorts of sexual predators...
I have been a complete ass and left my sunroof open overnight, and been *lucky* enough to have had it not only rain, but change over to a wet snow. Rude suprise the next morning. Guess what? the heated seats still work, power seats still move, and no moldy wet smell. A hell of a lot more water came in through that sunroof than a window would have let in.
I'm not calling in your issue, sorry. Good luck on your lawsuit. Of course, you could have just sold the car without saying why, but then you would miss out on the settlement money. |
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| powerglide |
quote:
Originally posted by GripperDon
:rolleyes:
EXACTLY....so I've been waiting for the dealer techs to get some experience doing this repair before bring mine in.
How many of you have got this fixed already?
Did they do a good job? (ie not cause more problems) |
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| SUNSPOT |
Oh, wow, where has THIS thread been? I needed a good laugh, albeit at the expense of Mr. Parker.
If I were a paralegal, I certainly would be in better financial shape than I am at this moment.
He has to know that those tiny little keyfobs don't have much range. You can't open anything after about 20 feet.
The man is delusional on so many levels it is not funny.
I was paranoid when I was younger. Kept looking behind me to see if anyone was following me. Unfortunately, every time i looked, they ducked into a side street or alcove. I never really got a good look at them.
i laughed so hard at this parker guy and your responses I almost lost dinner all over the monitor. |
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