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Re: Nissan Relents, agrees to replace faulty Exhaust Catalytic converter - BUT now Dealer Problems
As a new owner, I have never heard of the recall mentioned in this thread.
Is someone able to tell me what year X-Trails are affected by this?
Mine is a 2004 ST Auto.
Thanks,
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10/Apr/2006, 10:46 pm
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Re: Nissan Relents, agrees to replace faulty Exhaust Catalytic converter - BUT now Dealer Problems
The recall in its full glory and details is mentioned in the main chat area ]HERE
And also in the official Nissan Australia website ]HERE which lists the affected xtrail by their VIN range.
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10/Apr/2006, 10:52 pm
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Re: Nissan Relents, agrees to replace faulty Exhaust Catalytic converter - BUT now Dealer Problems
How can i tell if my Xtrail has been to have the recall repair job done? I bought it second hand.
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11/Apr/2006, 7:56 pm
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Re: Nissan Relents, agrees to replace faulty Exhaust Catalytic converter - BUT now Dealer Problems
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johnstone wrote:
How can i tell if my Xtrail has been to have the recall repair job done? I bought it second hand.
Once you have identified that your VIN is within the recalled range (as per the Nissan website) you can ask your dealer to access the central Nissan Database for confirmation that a recall inspection has been carried-out.
Also, look at the inner part of the driver's side door (where the hinges are) for the recall sticker, if it has a small square white sticker, it means it has been checked. If you don't see the recall sticker approach your dealer.
If the dealer doesn't come to the party, call Nissan Australia customer service and they will help you. While you at it, ask them to amend owner details in the database with your name and address, so you get all future notifications.
Last edited by jalalski, 11/Apr/2006, 8:06 pm
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11/Apr/2006, 8:04 pm
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Re: Nissan Relents, agrees to replace faulty Exhaust Catalytic converter - BUT now Dealer Problems
OK, thanks Jalal,
John
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12/Apr/2006, 10:23 pm
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Re: Nissan & the Dealer come good re faulty Exhaust Manifold/Cat.converter
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Dunoon wrote:
I appreciate what Nissan and the dealer did for me but only wish that it could have happened without all the hassle and tension.
Hi John, nothing comes easy these days, even if we're right, we have to prove we're right and spend time and effort doing so. It is sad indeed, but it is the reality of the modern age we live in.
I'm glad your problems are over and happy to hear the good outcome (including the free fuel tank which I expected to happen)
Enjoy your exy and put this experience behind you 
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13/Apr/2006, 6:53 pm
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not a very pleasant experience on me
It was Friday when my O2 sensor just suddenly fell off without warning and having a loud exhaust noise is just too embarrassing to bear especially when you are driving something like an X-trail so I immediately went to the garage (autoleaders) and they were helpful enough to help me. After several calls they informed me that nissan's parts dept. have already did one with another xtrail and they quote me for something like au$1,100.
They (autoleaders) suggested me to "gold coast mufflers" also where they fixed one for just au$600. I’ve got 2 fulltime jobs and have not got the time to run around so I decided to have it fixed instead, I was booked on Monday. During Saturday and Sunday (in which I also work) I’ve decided to use a few moments of my free time to search for a solution but to no avail. I had no choice but to have it fixed for au$600 which is a lot of money.
So Monday, after 6 hours the thing was fixed. The shop owner said that the factory made one is also an extractor so they cut the cat. converter and welded a new one and new O2 relocated. I was actually happy with the result but when I learned later on that there was a recall on this one I felt a bit depressed. Last month I had the xtrail fixed with the fuel pipe recall, when I ask the service front desk person about other existing recall if there is any, he said that none and it's the only one.
Even why was I not notified thru mail to the fact that they already have my details when they did the fuel pipe recall? Take note that I was put on the list for 3 months, plenty of time! And why would they quote someone with a price when in fact the item is part of a recall? Even the nissan's website should have all the known recalls in an easy to find page. I could do a lot with au$600 I felt that I was robed, kept in the dark, I don't know what to call it but I was really feeling down at the moment. I don't blame anyone I’m just confused, it was not a pleasant experience, maybe if I had more time I could have found out about the recall, or maybe that *person* from Nissan service dept. has to be blamed.
Dan
xtrail '02 Ti
Admin Edit: Please refrain from using bad language on the forum even if it is coded
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22/Aug/2006, 8:58 pm
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Re: Nissan & the Dealer come good re faulty Exhaust Manifold/Cat.converter
Dan,
With the age of your X-Trail Nissan may have assumed that the "Catalytic Converter & O2 Sensor Breakage" recall had been already carried out since you have also done the "Fuel Filler Tube Rust" recall, hence the reason they never said anything.
They cover themselves by sending you a recall notice (weather you get it or not) and the onus is then back onto you the customer to ensure that the recall is then carried out. As a vehicle owner you have a responsibility to ensure that your vehicle is current with all recalls to which are advertised publicly by the manufacturer.
For your reference, we have a list of all the recalls to the X-Trail in this thread: ]Official X-Trail Recalls Reference Post
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Noel...
Member ID: X-072 (Retired Administrator)
2003 X-trail, TI, Manual, (Series 1) - (with the works)
2013 Toyota Prado, Manual, Turbo Diesel - (Snorkel-K&N-Full Exhaust, 20" Low Profiles, Chrome Bullbar, HID Spots, + All the Bling!)
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