Nissan Pathfinder 2006

Nissan Pathfinder 2006 Q&As

Check out real-world situations relating to the Nissan Pathfinder 2006 here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

• Failed clutch in 2006 Nissan Pathfinder

  I would doubt that he has any claim; clutches are considered a wear and tear item and not covered by warranty.

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• Pathfinder fuel sender issue

  The fuel sender problem is a common one with the Pathfinder, one you reckon a company like Nissan with all its resources could fix. That it doesn’t seem to be able to is frustrating, but made even more so by the lame excuses they trot out to try and justify it. Try appealing to Nissan’s sense of fair play and see if you can convince the company to come to the party and replace the unit, or cover part of the costs of the replacement. If that doesn’t work, try your state government consumer affairs people.

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• Nissan Pathfinder: Piston failure

  It's possible that they might come to the party and help out with part of the cost of repairs, so you should approach them with a claim. You might find, however, that because the car is six years old, you bought it secondhand so there's no record of its previous use, and it's well out of warranty I think your claim could be rejected.

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• Tyre turnover on Pathfinder

  For starters you don't have to have it serviced by a dealer, your warranty won't be affected if you have it serviced somewhere else providing it is done by the book. You could phone around and get quotes from other service outlets and other Nissan dealers. You could also ask your dealer to explain what things need to be fixed. Never be afraid to question your dealer and have them justify their charges. Oh, and three sets of tyres and four sets of brakes in 80,000 km is totally unacceptable.

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