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Yes its a f*****g navara, a usless f*****g pile of jap' shite..... :wallbash:

Anybody who has a navara that hasn't reached the 60k stage you have a choice of 2 things.......BURN IT OR BURN IT!!!!! It will be f****d shortly anyway............trust me. Then you will get the pleasure of talking to some wee c**t on the end of the phone who has no interest in helping......smarmy f*****g nissan working little jizz stain..... :censored:

bollox had 4 d40's had probs yes but my nissan dealer sorted every one my new one 12 month old 22000 mile no problems and they work hard every day

 

 

22,000 miles is nothing to write home about.

 

Come back when it's done 300k like the hilux's of old and see if its still not been cracked open.

 

FTB

dont keep them past three year old 150,000 oh and got hilux as well :thumbs:

 

Whys that? Afraid it might go bang out of warranty and find that the dealers are complete wankers as per usual? :whistling:

 

FTB

workhorses and that what warrantys are for dealer i use has fixed everthing

no problem , me discos went bang a few times though defender too hilux have

had there moments aswell , could not give a flying fooook realy though just get a new one ;);)

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I smell that shite now mate.........

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To be fair though, they are legally obliged to fix it within warranty. So it's not really relevant.

 

Real customer service comes afterwards...

Do they want to know you?

Do they care?

 

No nitpicking mate, just my opinion :thumbs:

 

FTB

ive had disco, f****d them off over after service

hilux ok but have to fight for every thing

nissan dealer looks after my needs had four D40 had problems but all got sorted i need the warrenty for the high milage we do and the nav has room a mpg is good good set of tyes good of road untill some thing better comes along its the tool i use :thumbs:

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Picked up a D22 around 4 years ago and thankfully all is still well with only one minor MOT failure! it had done around 85,000 when I got it and now on around 110,000..

 

there was a site I looked on Navara.net that scared the shit out of me showing many motors all going bang for the same reason! seems there's definitely a fault but Nissan for some reason won't do a recall or recognise it :thumbdown:. a lad had one on this estate on the same plate as mine with just over 70k on the clock and his also went pop...

 

Just seems weired why some of the same age do it and other's cruise on faultless.....

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My rear wheelbearings and half shafts and oil seals had to be replaced under warranty i had new shoes for the back replaced due to oil on them i supplied the shoes they had the cheek to charge me £58 for fitting my shoes the dealer was DS DALGLEISH

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My rear wheelbearings and half shafts and oil seals had to be replaced under warranty i had new shoes for the back replaced due to oil on them i supplied the shoes they had the cheek to charge me £58 for fitting my shoes the dealer was DS DALGLEISH

your dealer is shite ive had loads of probs with the nav all done foc under warranty cluch on one went at 40,000 still foc

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Them D40's are not much better i know of 3 people who have had trouble with them,1st one was a farmer where i had permission he kept having clutch problems 3 times it went back to be repared in the space of a month he changed the vehicle for another model,2nd one is a lad i know who is a builder he tows a trailer with his D40 he has gone through 2 clutches and i dont think it has hit the 60k mark yet,3rd is a lad i know who does a bit of offroading he got stuck in a field one day and the back diff went.

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The problems with the timing chains stem from oil pressure - hence the need for servicing.

 

When you start a Navara up (D22) the timing chain is tensioned via a spring, after startup the oil pressure takes over.

 

Needless to say, if you've got sh1t oil & a knackered spring then it's f*cked.

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My rear wheelbearings and half shafts and oil seals had to be replaced under warranty i had new shoes for the back replaced due to oil on them i supplied the shoes they had the cheek to charge me £58 for fitting my shoes the dealer was DS DALGLEISH

your dealer is shite ive had loads of probs with the nav all done foc under warranty cluch on one went at 40,000 still foc

Do you have shares in Nissan........... :whistling:

 

Silly me for buying a used vehicle i suppose...... :doh: I'll take your advice and go get a brand new 1..i'll just have to go out the back and pluck the cash from my massively overflowing money tree....... :laugh:

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My rear wheelbearings and half shafts and oil seals had to be replaced under warranty i had new shoes for the back replaced due to oil on them i supplied the shoes they had the cheek to charge me £58 for fitting my shoes the dealer was DS DALGLEISH

your dealer is shite ive had loads of probs with the nav all done foc under warranty cluch on one went at 40,000 still foc

Do you have shares in Nissan........... :whistling:

 

Silly me for buying a used vehicle i suppose...... :doh: I'll take your advice and go get a brand new 1..i'll just have to go out the back and pluck the cash from my massively overflowing money tree....... :laugh:

i bought mine new so that doesnt work just type in navara faults page after page of complaints
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