Gnstrolv

I went to Nissan today and they wanted to charge me to check my car to see if it needed the Fuel Cut TSB, is there a for sure way to tell if I have the wrong ECM P/N in my car?? IceY2K1 you said you had a guy come to your place to fix it, did they charge you a fee?

Thanks,

Maxtor

No! Follow the procedure found in the TSB to determine if you are having the problem. Bottomline if you don't know your having the problem then don't worry about it.

ssp34

I believe if there is a TSB (they usually have vin # ranges on them too) if you qualify by VIN #, then you shouldn't have to pay. A dealer tried to pull that on me too... I told them I'm not paying to have something checked out... I experienced the problem, if they can't reproduce it, that's their problem. You shouldn't have to pay for anything. Tell them to fix it anyways.. Nissan reimburses them when they work on the cars.

karguy

Call Nissan Public Relations at Corporate and let the dealer convince them he is entitled to charge you for determining if your car needed the TSB. He might be looking for a new job! Sounds like a bottom dweller dealer! People like that really tick me off!!!

Gnstrolv

I checked and there is no range of VIN numbers just (A33), I think they have to plug in their computer to get the ECM #, am I correct??

IceY2K1

iTrader: (3)

Are you still under warranty? If so, they shouldn't give you any slack, so try a different dealer. Otherwise, the ONLY way to verify the part number in the ECU is by using a Consult-II which only the dealer has.

What is the build date of your car?