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scooter996

Discussion Starter · May 24, 2006

How does one proceed with the lemon law. I have had the truck in 3 times for the rear wheel bearings alone. They just put the second set in 3 weeks ago and I still have the clicking noise. Now they just put all new axels in and while apart they found the recently replaced bearing to be scorched. They lasted a mere 3 weeks. I would assume the 3 set will last just as long since they are made under the same procedure. Do I start with the BBB or Nissan? Help, thanks. I am willing to loose my downpayment and spend the $ to get out of the truck. Once the warranty is up Ill be spending my $ anyways. Its a 2004 which is what I have heard has majority of the problems.

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ggeorgie

· #2 · May 24, 2006

scooter996 said:
How does one proceed with the lemon law. I have had the truck in 3 times for the rear wheel bearings alone. They just put the second set in 3 weeks ago and I still have the clicking noise. Now they just put all new axels in and while apart they found the recently replaced bearing to be scorched. They lasted a mere 3 weeks. I would assume the 3 set will last just as long since they are made under the same procedure. Do I start with the BBB or Nissan? Help, thanks. I am willing to loose my downpayment and spend the $ to get out of the truck. Once the warranty is up Ill be spending my $ anyways. Its a 2004 which is what I have heard has majority of the problems.

You may want to PM campfamily, I am sure he will direct you in the right direction

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92TripleBlack

· #3 · May 26, 2006

I'd try a different dealer if you want to keep it. The bearings shouldn't have been replaced, they only needed greasing. I got mine done 2 years ago, no noise. Probably just defective tech, not vehicle.

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Campfamily

· #4 · May 26, 2006

scooter996 said:
How does one proceed with the lemon law. I have had the truck in 3 times for the rear wheel bearings alone. They just put the second set in 3 weeks ago and I still have the clicking noise. Now they just put all new axels in and while apart they found the recently replaced bearing to be scorched. They lasted a mere 3 weeks. I would assume the 3 set will last just as long since they are made under the same procedure. Do I start with the BBB or Nissan? Help, thanks. I am willing to loose my downpayment and spend the $ to get out of the truck. Once the warranty is up Ill be spending my $ anyways. Its a 2004 which is what I have heard has majority of the problems.

I'd recommend getting a lawyer that specializes in lemon law cases. Most of them will take a look at your repair history for nothing, and let you know whether you have a case (and they won't take your case if you don't). What state are you in? If you are in California, I can recommend a good attorney. If not, do a google on Lemon Law Attorney and your state.

Keith

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