[dv3andrs]

My first 2 instincts are...Call Nissan USA, as well as finding another dealer to check it over. I've never, never seen a vehicle do something that crazy. Acting up like that would initially cause me to think something is loose through the drivetrain. But you can fully see your RPM's instantly rise as soon as the shudder stops. You need to fight with that dealership more if you insist on taking it too them. Considering it's the same issue, I think as long as you have a lemon law, I would say this fully qualifies based on the amount of times you had it in for the same problem. Keep us informed of what goes on, but stand your ground with those guys.

 

[dv3andrs]

New dealership and a lawyer is sounding more reasonable then. You shouldn't have to pay for something they still can't figure out.

 

[dv3andrs]

Army Av, if only we could team up and tackle that kind of problem. I had to hunt out my own wiring gripe and take it to the dealer and prove that was the problem. Dumb dealerships...

 

[dv3andrs]

I wouldn't trade it, I would go talk to an attorney and see what they have to say. Try finding the direct number to the owner of the dealership and complain as well as filing with the BBB on that dealership specifically. Not all dealerships are scum, most, but not all. This needs taken care of and not at your expense of needing to finance another vehicle.