wow that's horrible. Is it possible you may have had someone intentionally ruin your car, add something to the gas, etc? This just seems too unreal.
Cylinder misfire I've had on an expedition before and it was simply a sensor that needed replacing. I was sooo worried thinking that the truck was toast at like 120,000 miles or whatever, the truck was vibrating, knocking, it was really bad. simple sensor replacement and issue went away right away.
I have heard from head mechanics and others at Infiniti that our engines dirty up the oil and break it down FAST.....one reason I'm such a promotor of Pennzoil ultra with hyper cleansing technology. They even off a 500,000 mile warranty with this oil. Better than mobil 1 synthetic imo.
Hope Infiniti treats you right. There are some really really bad dealers and some great ones. I think you are at a bad one. Any chance another one is near you to get it towed to another one?
You could also try putting them on blast on their Facebook wall. I've seen people actually get taken care of on Infiniti's Facebook page more than calling actual customer service lol. They probably don't like the bad advertisement thats why......
I wouldn't even go "blast" their wall. There is a woman named Danielle who I believe runs the facebook page. She is the one that emailed me asking if I would consent to having our car be on the timeline of the homepage. She is really nice and is definitely willing to help out. I would write something like "yadda yadda yadda happened to me. Dealership is telling me they aren't going to help. Please help me out. Whoa is me, etc."
I think you will get an immediate response from them. Good luck with everything. Please keep us posted!
wow that's horrible. Is it possible you may have had someone intentionally ruin your car, add something to the gas, etc? This just seems too unreal.
Cylinder misfire I've had on an expedition before and it was simply a sensor that needed replacing. I was sooo worried thinking that the truck was toast at like 120,000 miles or whatever, the truck was vibrating, knocking, it was really bad. simple sensor replacement and issue went away right away.
I have heard from head mechanics and others at Infiniti that our engines dirty up the oil and break it down FAST.....one reason I'm such a promotor of Pennzoil ultra with hyper cleansing technology. They even off a 500,000 mile warranty with this oil. Better than mobil 1 synthetic imo.
Hope Infiniti treats you right. There are some really really bad dealers and some great ones. I think you are at a bad one. Any chance another one is near you to get it towed to another one?
i know how it feels bud. infiniti of atlas, markham is two of the worst ive been to. They will do nothing for you. bunch of stuck up crooks.
That's just plain bad luck ...... I would definitely work on sourcing all of your receipts for service work .... this will only prove you serviced it and not how you drove it .... I am confident this will be what they try to fall back on ..... any other time of I have hear of similar situations the dealer always claims abuse by owner was reason for failure ........
I hope you get this resolved that's a lot of money to replace the engine .........
Probably can find a better deal though on a rear or side impacted FX50 for engine transplant if it comes to that.
Good Luck!
Honestly this is just my opinion but if they did replace the engine I would just sell it not too long afterwards. Me and my OCD I believe nothing is the same like what is done at the factory. Lots of dealers cut corners with a job that big and things dont get done right. They really have a bad habbit of using impact guns to put bolts back on that should be torqued. Especially on a car like this it would bother me. But I'm just saying if they did have to replace the engine.
That's where I just picked up my FX50S.Newmarket Infiniti is A+! Talk to Lynda- she is awesome!
I am not exactly sure why you think Infiniti needs to cover this but I hope it ends up working out for you regardless. I think you need to find out what happened to the engine itself. The mechanic probably found a lot of metal in the oil when they drained it, that is usually due to spun/destroyed rod bearings which is usually detonation related. Were you running premium fuel? Has your car been modified, specifically your ECU? Just saying the engine is 'dead' is a vague term and can be related to lots of issues, bent rods, broken pistons, broken crank, etc.. The amount Infiniti will fight you will depend on the cause of the failure. To help keep you happy they may offer to help you out but are under no obligation to cover this as disappointing as this is.
Again, hope it works out for you but find out what the failure is for sure.