Nissans,,My pet hate.

Andrew, do you have the new 2.5 TD if so how do you find it.,,Nav.

Yes its the maual version - send me your e-amil as people on here must be getting sick of me raving about it and i will give you a full honest review.

Andrew W should that mean a December 2005?

Thanks mate,, Email is boothie8@bigpond.com
Nav.

oops! - thought i was feeling a bit old tonight!!

Andrew........could you send me a complete honest review also.....rfrlittle@iinet.net.au

Many thanks
Rash

Yes that is exactly what happend, I gave the dealers away a long time ago,they are your best mate when your buying but go back for some assistance and they cant be bothered with you. Nav.

Gday Leroy,, Thats the reason I didnt push them to replace mine,as I guessed the new ones would be the same as the old.,, Nav

Same, same on the GU.
Pain in the but at times
Shawn

Yep, our 2000 Pathy too! Complained at 1st service only to be told it needed cleaning! Same cr@p each time we complained. Don't think it would be on record as with another booboo on 'their' part had been removed from their 'puter when we queried it against our service statement... they had started working on our vehicle on another Pathy's job sheet! And admitted it!
Maybe, if we all take along a copy of this post at next service, something might be done. Or send copy to head office with complaint?

Yeah the old Mitsi's!! I can't believe how SLACK they are. I used to drive an old 1989 Mitsi Express, then I moved to a new job and the first thing the new boss did was buy me a brand new van! I thought, beauty! so I got (at the time) at BRAND NEW 2003 Mitsi Express. IT WAS EXACTLY THE SAME AS THE 1989 ONE EXCEPT IT HAD TAPE PLAYER INSTEAD OF AN AM/FM RADIO! Right down to the seatbelt jaming in the bloody door! I would have thought after nearly 25 years of building a vehicle of the eact same design that they would have fixed the friggin seatbelt!!!

But back on topic the GU I also drove for the same work on a regular basis always jamed the seatbelt in the door also, it had only done about 30k.

Odly enough, the yota has the exact opposite problem! Especially with the back seats, damn it it's a pain in the but, it continually locks the frggin seatbelts, even if you are on the SLIGHTEST angle. A regular pain in the but when you pull over for a piss stop and the kids get out while the car is parked on the shoulder, get back in and none of the bloody seatbelts will come out!! The older one's ok, cos he can put it on once we get moving, but with Steph, she's in a booster seat, so you have to creep the car forward and try and find a level spot then fart ass around with it to try and free it. The front's aren't so bad (probally a little more worn) but can still do it from time to time. Never had a problem with them retracting and thats on an 11 year old vehicle! ;-) I'm not sure if they replcae the seatbelts on the imports when they register them here in Oz, maybe they are only half the age of the vehicle, or maybe they are origional and the japs just make better seatbelts than the ozzy's!

Exactly, it's generally the guide on the pillar that gets body oils on it and causes the drama.

Moggs, can you check my thread on the pcoa site, as I need some ABS help, and hope that you might be able to help me - Mark & Jo