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On Wed, 31 May 2017 12:05:52 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote: Picked up the new Pathfinder last Saturday early evening. Drove home and when I exited car I noticed a slight electrical burning odor. Seemed to be from under hood. Figured it's new (only 3 miles on it when I picked it up) and it was probably normal as new components get hot. Sunday I noticed it again. Not as strong but still an electrical type odor. By the end of Sunday the odor was gone and I forgot about it. Monday arrived cold and rainy. Temps in the high 40's. Drove to pickup coffees for Mrs.E. and I and realized I had no heat. Had the temperature setting to max (90 degrees). No matter what I did, manual mode, auto mode, front heat, rear heat, it just blew cold air. So, it's back at the dealership to be fixed. I have a hunch what is bad so I am interested to see if I am right. I think the damper control actuator either stuck or was bad from the get-go and it basically burned up the coil that operates it which would explain the electrical burning odor. === That's too bad. Did you consider getting a Toyota or Honda? We've had really good luck with them over the years. --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com |
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