[bestatchess]

Yeah, I have advice.

1. Stay well clear of the dealer for any non-warranty work.

2. Buy U joints and put them in. I think Spicer 5-153X (greasable) or 5-785X (sealed) for the front and 5-178X (greasable) or 5-799x (sealed) for the rear. There are two U-joints on each driveshaft.

http://www.northerndrivetrain.com/product/SPI-5-785X.html

 

[Walrus]

Sounds to me like the service writer's at the dealer now have their full credit card bill from the holidays and are trying to drum up some cash flow to pay them.

 

[bestatchess]

Sounds to me like the service writer's at the dealer now have their full credit card bill from the holidays and are trying to drum up some cash flow to pay them.

Yeah, there has been some pretty amazing stuff posted lately. Would you like an IPDM, ECM, and A/C control module with your $500 U-joints today? Today's special $2,200. How about an axle seal for $900? Leaf spring shackle for $750? Transfer case seals for $1400?

 

[riddled]

My 2004 Titan's front driveshaft just about came apart on me at 63k miles. Thanks to this forum I diagnosed the problem and fixed it myself. I posted the project to YouTube if anyone needs step by step instructions... 2004 Nissan Titan Front Driveshaft U-joint Replacement - YouTube.

 

[Milehigh Titan]

Sounds like you have a ****ty dealer. I would call the BBB on them, maybe they should know what is going on so someone else does not get taken.

I would go to your local drivline shop as said before and uy both u-joints on that end. Yes get the servicable ones with grease zerks. I have not bought u-joints in a while but would guess a quality one from a drivline shop would not go more than $13 each.

 

[Benztech]

I had one replaced from the dealer I purchased from (completely worn out and they missed it on the state inspection). They had no trouble putting one in. It's aftermarket no doubt but its been fine. BTW- the u-joint IS available from Nissan.