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Replying to: jaxs1 (Jul 07, 2007 8:38 am) |
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Replying to: jaxs1 (Jul 07, 2007 8:38 am) Let's skip the lectures. |
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Replying to: d1699 (Jul 06, 2007 11:15 am) The Nissan dealer service dept. will have little if any experience installing this unit. If you live in a fairly populous area you should not have a problem finding an installer for Rostra cruise control. They are commonly installed on entry level Toyota, Hyundai, Chevrolet and Scion vehicles that are not equipped with factory cruise. 2007 NISSAN SENTRA CRUISE CONTROL 250-1223 Control Lever: 250-3742 Adapter: 250-4378 / TECH INFO VEHICLE NOTES: ALL WIRING AND INSTALLATION INFOMATION IS PROVIDED IN 250-4378 ADAPTER PACKAGE
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Replying to: moparbad (Jul 09, 2007 11:14 am) Thanks again!!
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Replying to: d1699 (Jul 11, 2007 8:32 am) |
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No iPod connectivity using the iPod data port connector. |
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I have the 2007 Sentra for about 7 months. I'm satisfied with with everything EXEPT the rough ride. I didn't test drive it thorough enough, like going to roads with rough surface. Soon I found out the the ride on rough road surface is very uncomfortable. Even my passengers comments that the ride is too rough. Then I found out that instead of having rear independent suspension, the 2007 Sentra has torsion beam suspension which is cheaper and not as good in dampening vibration due to rough road surface. Furthermore, the car came with Bridgestone tires which people say are made by Firestone. I had a 98 Toyota Corolla before with Firestone tires and the same rough ride problem. After one of the Firestone tires burst on a pothole, I changed all four tires into a medium price brand and the ride became so smooth that it felt like the Corolla had a new and better suspension. I asked the Nissan dealer if some 2007 Sentra are sold with tires other than Bridgestone. They told me they are sold with Bridgestone tires only. I am not sure if changing the Bridgestone tires in my car will improve the smoothness of the ride like changing the Firestone tires before. I will appreciate it if any owners of 2007 Sentra have answers for the following questions: 1/Did any owners buy the car with tires of another brand that is not Bridgestone or Firestone? 2/ Do any owners experience the same rough ride problem and what is brand name of their tires? 3/ Do any owners have acceptable smooth ride and what is the brand name of their tires? Thank you
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HI Is remote keyless entry something that can be installed after market on a 2.O 2007 Sentra?
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Replying to: nmt001 (Aug 07, 2007 12:50 pm)
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Replying to: pulgo (Aug 11, 2007 7:18 pm) Anyway I reduced the pressure to 33 psi and found that there is significant improvement on rough road surface. I am going to reduce the pressure to 32 to see if there is further improvement. But I cannot do it right away as the tire pressure has increased to 36 psi when the tires are still hot from the drive. The Nissan dealerships should pay attention to details in their garage services. Besides the inaccurate tire pressure, they also forgot to tighten the cap of the coolent tank in my car during scheduled maintenance, which would lead to the engine become overheated when the hot coolent evaporates. The 2007 Nissan Sentra is a good quality car, the dealership should prevent mistakes that make people think the car is bad.
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