Finally got some time to take the truck in for it's first LOF at 2k miles. It's not the dealership I bought from, but it's right down the street from where I live. When I got the Titan back I didn't even think of making a quick walk around the vehicle to make sure everything was kosher. After I got home (about 4 miles away), I noticed a black powdery substance, almost like graphite, in a splatter pattern on the rear quarter panels behind the rear wheels. It was caked on the splash guards and had splattered all the way back to the chrome on the outer edges of the back bumper. When I swiped a couple of fingers across it, it came off in a thick black powdery layer on my fingers. I don't drive my truck hard, nor do I plan too. What I was wondering was...is it possible to do a burnout in our trucks? Long enough to actually make this pattern. This substance is nowhere to be found in the front, just the rears and it's more prevelant on the right rear where most of the power hits the ground. There's also a brand new relatively deep scratch on the right front quarter panel, which I obviously can't blame them for being that I didn't do an actual walk-around when I picked up. Please somebody tell me that this wasn't the result of some dumbass technician doing burnies in the parking lot with my brand new truck!
I'm sure it's just me blowing something small out of proportion but I'll still be doing my own oil changes from now on.
I'm sure it's just me blowing something small out of proportion but I'll still be doing my own oil changes from now on.
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