Brianyzf said:
Are we not in the "Nissan Titan Problems & Dealer Service" part of this forum? And since I have a PROBLEM with my Titan this is where I think I ought to go to post. And I'm not complaining so much as I am just making everyone else aware of my issues so maybe I can help them out a little bit if they are also having similar issues with their truck. And I'm definitely not trying to give the Titan a bad name. I LOVE my truck and it will be a real shame if Nissan has to buy it back but I'll be damned if I'm going to let some multi-billion $$ company screw me over. I work hard for my money and when I drop that much ching on something you better damn-well give me what I paid for. I do my part by making my monthly payment. I just expect them to do theirs! Tell me, is that too much to ask?
There are many other parts to this forum, if you don't want to read about other people's problems then don't come to this section. I will remind you once again that this section is called "Nissan Titan Problems & Dealer Service."
PM me and I will provide you a list of problems I have had ... trust me, my list is PAGES long ... and if you truely loved your truck as you say, you wouldn't be looking for a buy back, you'd be looking for a replacement.
Maybe your post was the straw that broke my back. I am just sick and tired of all the band wagon hoping and false/fake posts about problems.
my appologies if I offended you, but seriously, if you "love" your truck as you exclaim, why to you want to cash out ? Why not ask for a replacement vehicle instead of your money back ? I have been offered on 2 occasions a replacement and have declined both. My truck is MY truck. I have made it the way I want it. And the last thing I want is too start all over again. I have a warranty that basically lasts forever thanks to Nissan. As for the "I don't feel safe" factor, come on, they are warped rotors. Since the dawn of time, rotors have warped. Yeah it's a pain and it is can cause saftey concerns. But the saftey in my opinion falls on us the owners. You don't just wake up one morning and go from perfect rotors to undrivable warped. It is a known issue. When you start feeling it, take it in.
Yeah Nissan should have done more research. but you know what ? There is only so much you can think to try to reproduce in testing. Take the Chevy (Izuzu) Duramax ... for 2 years they had leaky injectors ... THAT is a serious saftey issue ... extra diesel fuel in a high compression area ... that is deadly !!! Or what about the broken motor mount problem in the new dodge with the Cummins motor they had because the torque twists the chassis so hard ... 2000 motor in an 8000 truck suddenly breaking a motor mount ... and let's face it, you are probably putting down max torque because you are pulling something ... THAT is serious. The seat weight sensor in the Titan not registering the 80# and turning the airbag on as one member had his truck REPLACED for (I experienced as well), THAT is a serious saftey concern.
The above are serious saftey concerns in my mind ... brake rotor warping is not an "all of the sudden" problem. you feel it coming on and take take corrective action that Nissan will GLADLY fix for you.
The brake thing seems to be a band wagon that alot of people are jumping on for some reason ... buyer's remorse, can't afford, would rather have an xxxxxx or whatever. If you truely LOVED your truck, you'd ask for a replacement. and Nissan would rather give you another vehicle and fix yours to resale as used, than buy yours back and resale it as a lemon.
