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coryandfarah
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Posted: Sep 03 2006 at 1:14pm \| IP Logged

I got my faulty steering column replaced on my Frontier two weeks ago and now the break fluid check lamp is on. It started the day out yesterday flashing and now it is just on. With only 2,500 miles on my truck this is beyond frustrating. I hear that the big brother, the Titan, has had some issues with breaks, but what about the Frontier? Has anybody had any premature break problems or issues? Unfortunately, the maintenance department at my local dealer is closed today and tomorrow because of the Labor Day holiday and my options until then are "very limited." Nissan ownership is not starting out on the right foot and I'm beginning to think that my truck is a lemon and that maybe I should have stayed in the Toyota family.

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Posted: Sep 03 2006 at 8:47pm \| IP Logged

Check the fluid level of the master cylinder, if not I would say it's an ABS sensor.

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Posted: Sep 04 2006 at 12:02am \| IP Logged

thats why nissan out performs toyota in everything espesially (torque)

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Posted: Sep 08 2006 at 1:03pm \| IP Logged

I'll take a properly functioning brake system, and steering column over torque anytime...

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