Nissan Dealer Quoted Over $2000 For A New Harness!! – The Real Problem

24 thoughts on “Nissan Dealer Quoted Over $2000 For A New Harness!! – The Real Problem”

1. Yes,yes and yes

2. Lol. I do not have trust issues with you. So there.😊

3. Good luck getting Nissan to pay.

4. money back

5. I have known a few mechanics at dealerships they will hire anyone and they still will not pay for a master mechanic. They tend to leave and start their own shop. Where they can make more money. Your videos are awesome!

6. What i wanna know is did she buy another nissan

7. "It needs a harness" – translation "We don't know what's going on and we don't want to do this any more". Yes, she should get e refund.

8. $4.39 a gallon for regular unleaded 3 years ago? I just googled it and it’s $2.84 today at that same station. And people in New York like democratic lead government? Unreal.

9. Dealership mechanics are not paid to do deep diagnosis. They barely make it on flat rate. This is why you NEVER go to dealer after warranty has expired.

10. move on but never go back and make sure you run your mouth about the dealer

11. Your the best❤❤❤

12. a nissian dealership should have seen this problem before. unless it ussly just stop charging and not go wonky like this

13. That would be good for the Nissan to take of the problems or problem. They should give her money back and apologize for it!😢❤

14. ❤❤❤

15. Refund her money! Dealership made a mistake, it was not on purpose by far! Part of the cost of doing business.

16. there is a way to change out the alt without breaking into the a/c.

17. Nissan dealership service department is just another shop. That's all that is. The only difference is that they work mostly on Nissans. The downside is that the techs are driven by flat rate pressure and also by the fact that they can't get rid of the customer by saying "take it to the dealer" because they ARE the dealer. So what ends up happening is, they try to get rid of the customer by saying it needs an exorbitant repair in the hope the customer will trade the vehicle in for a new car at the sales department. Once the car is traded in, it goes straight to the auction. If only there were a way for dealers to say, "go to another dealer" without looking bad. But quoting exorbitant repairs that don't fix the problem makes them look worse.

18. I was thinking, at the very minimum, it was caused by the slipping belt. I know i'm singing to the choir, but if mechanics can't guarantee a fix after diagnosis and throw the parts cannon at it without a fix, customer should only pay an initial diagnostic fee. this way, it keeps the money grubbers at bay. just my two cents

19. Initially I noticed a good deal of electrical noise which had me wondering. It is very possible that the internal voltage regulator was misbehaving. I too find it odd that with zero duty cycle exciting the alternator, the output was not very low 🤔 However I am sure there are operational aspects I am unaware of. The left turn possibly a cause was also strange.
    I agree the dealer should return the customer's money and apologize.
    Be happy! 🖖🏼🍀🌻

20. If I were the owner of the Nissan Dealership I would show my maintenance staff and fire the manager and let this be a lesson.

21. 07 Nissan murano, been chasing same for months. Posted short on my channel. Found your video and now know steps to solution. Need to stop pigeon holeing myself into searching MODELS and focus more on symptoms. Your video will probably save me from buying the misses a new ride. 😂

22. Nissan can’t give her money because they don’t have it. If they don’t merge they will be done.

23. They should refund her and call and beg for forgiveness! Dealers like this are why I work on my own crap! And I hate it,lol!!

24. Similar problem on a ford exploder.Bad alternator set multiple erroneous non-related codes.

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