TSB 'Time' Question
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TSB 'Time' Question
G'day to all on the .org
I am going to take my max in for the Lack or power TSB on monday and was wondering, excluding the car sitting around
how long does this normaly take as I will be waiting for it in there lounge??
Thanks,
I am going to take my max in for the Lack or power TSB on monday and was wondering, excluding the car sitting around
how long does this normaly take as I will be waiting for it in there lounge??
Thanks,
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I went to Mossy Nissan in National City, CA to get it done. A$$holes took more than five hours to tell me that it doesn't apply to my car (the total time they spent working on my car was 3 minutes.)
But if the service is good where you live, then to check your ecu #'s shouldn't take more than few minutes. As to the actual procedure. It depends if you need new mass air flow sensor. If not then I say an hour tops. If you need one then it depends if they have one in stock.
But if the service is good where you live, then to check your ecu #'s shouldn't take more than few minutes. As to the actual procedure. It depends if you need new mass air flow sensor. If not then I say an hour tops. If you need one then it depends if they have one in stock.
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Originally Posted by jaco
I went to Mossy Nissan in National City, CA to get it done. A$$holes took more than five hours to tell me that it doesn't apply to my car (the total time they spent working on my car was 3 minutes.)
But if the service is good where you live, then to check your ecu #'s shouldn't take more than few minutes. As to the actual procedure. It depends if you need new mass air flow sensor. If not then I say an hour tops. If you need one then it depends if they have one in stock.
But if the service is good where you live, then to check your ecu #'s shouldn't take more than few minutes. As to the actual procedure. It depends if you need new mass air flow sensor. If not then I say an hour tops. If you need one then it depends if they have one in stock.
It took Rodeo Nissan of Fresn, California a full day (24 hrs) just to tell me it doesn't apply to my car. Luckily I phoned it in instead of taking it in.
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Not True
Originally Posted by koostermax
It took Rodeo Nissan of Fresn, California a full day (24 hrs) just to tell me it doesn't apply to my car. Luckily I phoned it in instead of taking it in.
They lied to you man, it applies to ALL 2002's and they HAVE to have the car to read the ECM part # anyway!! Try ANOTHER DEALER.
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