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Originally Posted by SpEcRv9
i heard about this a few months ago but never got my notice in the mail.....can i just go get it done at a nissan dealer?....
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The beauty of recalls are that they are good for the life of the car. As for recall notices, it seems to be spotty. Some people are getting them, others are not.
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Originally Posted by NJGOAT
That's not nearly as bad as the recall that Audi HASN'T issued yet. It seems that certain model 2007 A4's with the auto trans and 2.0T motor may experience a stuck accelerator. Basically the electronic throttle sticks open and the gas pedal in the car goes dead. I've had one get to 120 before the driver rode the brakes and got it down to about 80 when the system came back to life. They haven't issued a recall, but they have issued a TSB with updated software, you just have to ask for it.
I'm not sure if that's worse than Nissan, but seems pretty bad to me. If the car goes dead you can at least use the brakes. Random acceleration is just begging for an accident.
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TSBs: An easy way to avoid a recall, and save face (somewhat).
Nissan had a similar issue with the floor mats causing the gas pedal to stick.
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Originally Posted by DeadReady
the 2.5's suck anyway. my boi's cat ****ed his se-r v-spec up wit like 30k on it and nissan dealer replaced the motor for free.
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A few bas apples always ruin the bunch!
The 2007 QR25's are supposed to be much better. Only time will tell. I really hope it is better because, IMO, it's a very versatile engine.