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Explicatie service Porsche Romania - masina a fost spalata prea des si oricum trapele au garantie 10k km :)))) - Tipic romanesc. Ulterior a facut-o in privat un mecanic tot de la Porsche care ne-a povestit multe, inclusiv toate problemele de fabricatie de care se loveste frecvant la Audi - VW. |
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cand se vorbeste de problemele unor masini ar fi bine sa se ia in calcul si fiabilitatea per nr de masini din ambele tabere de cand coalitia nissan-renault, japonezele au inceput sa scartie rau, si la propriu si la figurat. deja fiabilitatea lor nu mai e deloc un punct forte si asta ar fi o minciuna gogonata sa nu o recunosti. |
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Partea ansoala este ca nu se iau masuri stricte si generale legate de recall. |
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Si daca s-ar lua, in Romania tot nu se aplica. Ex jantele de aliaj de pe logan, cele de pe care sarea cauciucul. Au fost retrase din tarile vestice si vandute la fraierii de Romani fara sa comenteze nimeni nimic.
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cred ca in segmentul low cost se va vedea cel mai major impact negativ datorita finantarilor slabe pentru dezvoltarea calitatii si materrialelor proaste.... acum cared ca va fi regresul industriei auto ps: toyota au vreun sistem in care foloseste anumite componente de la masinile uzate pentru cele noi? |
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2800 CS cu 413.000 mile sau 660.000 km !
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ok dar sa vedem ce fiabilitate are un E36..E46..sau E90
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Eu zic ca nu spune absolut nimic despre fiabilitate, mai ales ca romania nu este un etalon. Plus ca nu stiu ce statistici ai vazut tu in care romanii cumpara (MULT) mai multe BMW decat Audi.
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touchdown :)
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http://blogs.insideline.com/roadtest...-gt-r-mia.html
10-days ago I dropped our GTR off at Nissan of Santa Monica to let them deal with a fuel leak we experienced during some *ahem* spirited driving. Once at the dealer the problem, predictably, could not be repeated and nobody in the GTR program had heard of it. Unlike some other issues we've experienced that the dealer couldn't replicate, Nissan decided to act on our complaint immediately instead of waiting for it to happen again. But as the problem couldn't be duplicated and they have no pool of information on this car from which to draw, they weren't quite sure what they were going to do. After several calls to Nissan brass in the States and Japan a solution was decided upon: Replace everything involved in the fuel / evap system from the driver seat back and ship it back to HQ for analysis. The parts were already in the mail when he called me. The car, they said, would be available the following Wednesday, today. Well this morning I got another call from our local Nissan shop with more news. When the corporate techs (flown in to diagnose a sick godzilla) were removing the transaxle (!) to replace the fuel tank they noticed some moisture on one of the seals. They wiped it off and road tested the car in an attempt to replicate that leak. No dice. Following precedent set with the fuel system problem, they called HQ and were told to remove the transaxle and ship it back for analysis. The new gearbox is already en-route, we should have the GTR back on Tuesday unless they decide to replace the engine while they're at it. http://blogs.insideline.com/roadtest...gainagain.html After 5-fills, at least 2 of them on E, there has been no repeat of the issue. Though it must be said that we are still on break-in mileage for the new transaxle and the miles have been gentle. While we can't be sure of this, it stands to reason that this failure had something to do with our recent repair involving a fuel leak. For that repair the follow was replaced: Fuel tank assembly Charcoal canister (evaporative system) Fuel filler tube Purge control solenoid Filler Cap During this repair-- one that required the removal of the transaxle-- Nissan's techs found some moisture on the removed driveline parts. They cleaned the part, road tested the car and then, when it failed to repeat, requested to exchange the ($13,690-- according to Courtesey Nissan of Texas) part for a new one. This, they said, wouldn't add any time to the repair as they were still waiting on parts to arrive. We've never had any problem to the transaxle, but it wouldn't add any more time so we agreed. (This also prolonged our first transmission oil change, an event that, according to some at NAGTROC.ORG, runs about $1,000.) The only downside to this replacement, on our end, is the repeat of the initial 1,000 mile break-in period. The final reason for our GT-R's absence was its six-thousand mile service. Total time for this was less than a day and cost $75 in 0W40; $6.95 in filters; $2.65 for a drain washer; and a whopping $248 in labor. Plus tux the total was $339.58. While the service was done the same day, we had to wait until the following Monday to pay for the job; Nissan didn't have pricing information for the 6K service yet. We were, apparently, the first. Edmunds Inside Line had a long term test GTR that had multiple failures. Transmission leaked and was replaced. Evap control valve caused multiple check engine lights. Gas tank many times would only accept half a tank of gas and would sometimes spew gas out of the filler cap due to its saddle shape. In their 15 month test the car was out of service for 37 days. They also commented on how expensive everything was.. such as $200 oil changes and tranny fluid that cost over $100 a bottle. |
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Dar pe asta o stiti ? :lol:
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Eu am masina la vanzare si ma suna lumea sa dea audi la schimb :lol:
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