2002 Front End

Posted by: Bill

2002 Front End - 27/02/02 12:01 PM

I've had my vehicle in the shop over 6 times for front end problems. The vehicle pull mostly to the left but at times seems to go the other way as well. It is absolutely exhusting and almost unbearable on long rides. I drove 8 hours a few weeks ago and my shoulders were actually sore. The dealer (Executive Jeep/Nissan)and Corporate Nissan give every cliché excuse in the book but the reality is that this is not normal or safe. My vehicle is all over the road. I'm sure they will wait until a few dozen people get killed before they do something about it.
Posted by: Todrick

Re: 2002 Front End - 27/02/02 12:07 PM

you plan to kill a few dozen people before you get it fixed? [Laughing]

seriously, its not like all of us have the same problem and are just dealing with it...

soon you will likely have a list of people in this thread who have:

1. never had suck a problem

2. had a similar problem and got it fixed

either way thats a list to take to the dealer and say "see, its not just me... now fix it you lazy bastards"

I for one have never had that problem... i did at one point need an allignment due to pulling to the right but thats cause i beat the truck up a bit on a trail
Posted by: Kt

Re: 2002 Front End - 27/02/02 12:08 PM

You might want to check the lemon laws in your state (it differs in each state), to see how many times you bring the Xterra in the shop for the same problem, before they are required to determine it as a lemon. It's usually about 6 or so. Just curious, have you checked the alignment?
Posted by: cheechman7

Re: 2002 Front End - 03/03/02 06:51 PM

My 02 se pulls too, if you ask me it just sticks to the shape of the road hence why it goes side to side, are the roads your on all slanted?
Posted by: Matt Peckham

Re: 2002 Front End - 04/03/02 04:55 AM

if it's an SE SC, does it only pull when it passes a gas station? Maybe it's just trying to warn you to fill up every chance you get. [Too much XOC]

sorry, just being a little silly.