Quote (QtPi @ May 17 2015 11:18pm)

On my '14 sierra I had my engine light on for evap. I assumed it was the gas cap and went to make them put a new one on and they said my evap container was broken and $450 to replace it. I put my head under my truck to check it out and something came up and cracked the plastic caseing. JB welded that crack and cleared my engine code and its good to go. $10 on a tube of glue fixed a problem they said it would cost $450 to fix, so ya fuck the dealerships

Quote (Andre32 @ May 17 2015 10:28pm)

not a dealership but thought it was post worthy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-avpx8UTakI

Quote (charliemurphy @ 15 May 2015 18:04)

Cvt?

Quote (ZK9GT @ 16 May 2015 14:11)

Aftermarket CVT fluid is $12-$15 so you are definitely not getting ripped off at the dealer.

Quote (JDH @ 16 May 2015 03:45)

yeah youre probably gonna want to use the oem cvt fluid. unless you just like playing russian roulette with your car. you should at least investigate what kind of fluid they are going to use and check to see if anything else is compatible instead of just believing that anything they tell you is going to be a lie.

http://www.amazon.com/Nissan-Factory-Continuously-Variable-Transmission/dp/B006OBXCX6/?tag=viglink21500-20

you can look into what cvt fluid your parts stores have (assuming its a cvt) and see if they are compatible with your vehicle and then if they are cheaper. i have no experience with cvt transmissions or their fluid so i cant tell you what, if anything, would be another option that would be cheaper than nissans fluid.