ESP inoperative NISSAN FRONTIER 2006 D22 / 1.G Warranty Booklet
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replacement of parts, such as wheel alignment, are
covered only during the first 12 months or 12,000
miles, whichever comes first.
■ REFRIGERANT RECHARGE ONLY
Refrigerant recharge not associated with the repair or re-
placement of a warranted part is covered only during the
first 12 months, regardless of the mileage.
NO CHARGEWarranty repairs will be made at no charge for parts and/or
labor (except for batteries and tires, in which case you may pay
certain charges as noted above or as described in the appli-
cable tire warranty found later in this booklet). Any needed
parts replacement will be made using genuine Nissan
or Nissan approved new or remanufactured parts.
OBTAINING WARRANTY SERVICE■ You must take the vehicle to an authorized Nissan dealer in
the United States or Canada during regular business hours
at your expense in order to obtain warranty service. The
names and addresses of authorized Nissan dealers are
listed in telephone directories.
■ If you require warranty service outside of the United States
(see terms under caption “APPLICABILITY”), contact an
authorized Nissan dealer in that country. Note that com-
plaints related to failure to comply with proper use of the
vehicle as described in the applicable OWNER’S MANUAL
(including the lack of availability or use of proper fuel and
fluids), or the vehicle’s lack of compliance with local regu-
lations or environmental requirements of any country (other
DRIVETRAIN
Drive shafts, final drive housing and all internal parts,
propeller shafts, universal joints, bearings, seals and gas-
kets.
RESTRAINT SYSTEM
Air bags and related electronic control systems.
■ CORROSION COVERAGE (PERFORATION FROM
CORROSION)
Any body sheet metal panel supplied by Nissan found to
have developed perforation (rust-through) due to corro-
sion in normal use is covered for 60 months, regardless of
mileage, except for those items listed under “WHAT IS
NOT COVERED”. No additional rust proofing applications
are required. Perforation is a condition in which any body
sheet metal panel has corroded from one surface through
to another.
■ ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT BATTERY COVERAGE
The coverage period is 36 months or 36,000 miles, which-
ever comes first. A defective original equipment battery
which is unserviceable within the first 12 months and
36,000 miles will be replaced free of charge. After 12
months but within 24 months and 36,000 miles, you will
pay 50% of the replacement battery’s suggested retail
price plus any applicable taxes. After 24 months but within
36 months and 36,000 miles, you will pay 75% of the
replacement battery’s suggested retail price plus any ap-
plicable taxes. Nissan will pay the rest, including all labor to
remove and replace the defective battery.
■ TOWING COVERAGE
If your vehicle is inoperative due to the failure of a warranted
part, towing service to the nearest authorized
Nissan dealer is covered for 36 months or 36,000 miles,
whichever comes first.
■ ADJUSTMENTS
Service adjustments not usually associated with the
2006 NEW VEHICLE LIMITED WARRANTY
than the U.S., the listed U.S. territories or Canada) are not
covered by this warranty.
MAINTENANCE AND RECORDSAs a condition of this warranty, you are responsible for properly
using, maintaining and caring for your vehicle as outlined in your
OWNER’S MANUAL and your NISSAN SERVICE & MAINTE-
NANCE GUIDE, and maintaining copies of all maintenance
records & receipts for review by Nissan. Failure to do so is likely
to result in the denial of warranty coverage.
Evidence of the performance of the required maintenance
should be kept and presented as proof of such maintenance in
connection with related warranty repairs. To assist you in
maintaining appropriate records, the maintenance log located
in your NISSAN SERVICE & MAINTENANCE GUIDE can be
used along with supporting repair invoices, receipts and other
such records.
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(See following page for
"WHAT IS NOT COVERED." )