What parts are they including in that $600? The original brake judder TSB called for new front rotors, turned rears, new pads, bolts and pins. $600 sounds high for the parts I listed.
sudden urge said:What parts are they including in that $600? The original brake judder TSB called for new front rotors, turned rears, new pads, bolts and pins. $600 sounds high for the parts I listed.
Yep, that's the parts needed. Pads are maybe $60-70, bolts and pins $10, rear turning is a labor thing, that leaves rotors at $260 each....nah.cttitan said:These are the parts, he had a copy of the TSB with the prices for the parts written on it.
2 front rotors
pads all around
turn the rears
bolts and pins
grease
Oh and there was also a torque member or something like that?sudden urge said:Yep, that's the parts needed. Pads are maybe $60-70, bolts and pins $10, rear turning is a labor thing, that leaves rotors at $260 each....nah.
I own a 2005 Armada and had all the rotors replaced around 35k. To be short and to the point the vehicl is out of warranty, I have had the brakes in for service 5x in the past for service. I am now filing a lemon law claim. The bottom line is Nissan knows the brakes are not adaquete for that type of vehicle. If enoegh people file suit Nissan will have to correct the problem.cttitan said:My 04 Titan with an inservice date of 4/04 is about 4 months past the 36 month extended warranty for the brake judder issue and I am now having the problem show up.
Talked to the dealer today and they called Nissan to see what they would do as far as good will on the fix. Nissan offered to cover the labor with me covering the parts to the tune of about $600. Does this sound like a good deal or should I push Nissan for more?? Does anyone know what it would cost me to do this with aftermarket parts myself and would it be worth it??
welcome to the club.grnTitan04 said:Update: I finally reached the end of the line with 1800-Nissan1. They are not going to get me any brake parts, and the dealer is not going to budge either, of course, why would the dealer near me(OH), who I give no business to at all, give a rats arse about a vehicle that was bought from a dealer in TX?
Nissan - one big happy family.
Anyway, so I am going to be buying some new rotors soon. I was thinking dba, anyone know of those?
That's discouraging. I just started the "good will" process on Monday. How long did it take them to tell you no? The lady I spoke with said only a few days to respond. If no, I guess I will just pony up the $651 they want to redo the front brakes...Yeah right! Let me know what you decided on, I may soon be doing the same:crybaby:grnTitan04 said:Update: I finally reached the end of the line with 1800-Nissan1. They are not going to get me any brake parts, and the dealer is not going to budge either, of course, why would the dealer near me(OH), who I give no business to at all, give a rats arse about a vehicle that was bought from a dealer in TX?
Nissan - one big happy family.
Anyway, so I am going to be buying some new rotors soon. I was thinking dba, anyone know of those?