Posted: Jun 30 2004 at 2:02am | IP Logged

sike. Looks like it's time for another poll. How about you have to post vin# that goes to a moderators PM box to vote. That should keep the big three fans out. It will make it worth doing If there is enough ligit complaints too. My truck has been excellent. No flaws. Excluding fm reception being less than perfect. I never would have known I was rideing around in such a bucket of crap. If I hadn't found this site. If there is a problem, one guy complaining won't get it. Vin#s mean Real #s to Nissan. A poll with out them is a waist of time. 70% of the people in this house never post anything but complaints. Does that mean 70% have no complaint? Consider # of views to posts. It seems like crap to have to do this. I'm going to pull the wheels on my brand new truck. & Make sure the caliper pins got greased, so I don't. Looks like I bought in to the cry fest.

Do the poll. We owe it to the truck. We owe it to our selves.

Posted: Jun 30 2004 at 6:00am | IP Logged

So in reality this is not a national recall its merely a problem with your truck correct...just trying to clarify

Posted: Jun 30 2004 at 11:52am | IP Logged

That was my bad. Read your post. Other than the title. There was no mention about it.

Joeycrack. Delete my previous post when recall is varified please. 

Titan up Rynehill. Look where the info is comming from. At the dealer as well. Service maneger is hear say. No. Concrete worker thank you very much. I do hope I'm not the only one jumping the gun though.

Since I'm looking bad already. What the hell does lol mean? 

Posted: Jul 01 2004 at 4:58am | IP Logged

per intellichoice and the nhtsa websites I can find nothing that indicates this is a national campaign on recalling the Titan yet, however I did find a technical service bulletin that follows your problem closely

NTB04066

IF YOU CONFIRM: While braking, especially when braking at highway speeds: · A steering wheel shake, · Body vibration, or · Brake pedal pulsation (also known as "brake judder"). ACTIONS: · Use an On-Car Brake Lathe to "turn" (resurface) the frontbrake rotors. · Install new front brake pads. · Apply "special" grease to the brake pad retainers. · "Burnish" the brake pads. See this bulletin for further detail.

Posted: Jul 05 2004 at 5:48pm | IP Logged

I pulled up next to a fella that has the exact same truck as mine.  He has 11K miles and I have only 1K miles.  He said around 5-6K he had some shimmy.  The dealer put on better brake pads.  It appears by what he said to me that they are using soft pads that are not holding up.

Posted: Jul 09 2004 at 1:15pm | IP Logged

I just got off the phone with my dealer - I played dumb and they didn't give me a line of baloney!  That felt good!  They even said there was a TSB out on it.

They said they'll turn the rotors "on the car" and put another set of pads on...

FYI for everyone out there, don't get disgruntled about this, every new car has some weird things go on.  And it seems like Nissan is stepping up to the plate about this...