Nissan Updates Position Statements, Alters Paint Program

Nissan has updated its existing pre- and post-repair scanning and calibrations position statements, which now note that all Nissan and INFINITI vehicles from 2008 forward must have a post-repair diagnostic scan.

Jan. 14, 2019

Jan. 14, 2019—Nissan has updated its existing pre- and post-repair scanning and calibrations position statements, which now note that all Nissan and INFINITI vehicles from 2008 forward must have a post-repair diagnostic scan.

In total, Nissan has released eight new Nissan and INFINITI position statements on topics including:

Aluminum replacement parts
De-nib and polish, finish sand and polish
Frame and unibody pulling
Partial clear coat blending
Raw bumper and other precautions for plastics
New part seam sealing
Single-use parts
Welding precautions

Nissan is also releasing an instructional video on performing a proper diagnostic vehicle scan using OEM scan tool CONSULT, which covers preparing the vehicle for scanning, scanning the vehicle and recognizing DTCs.

Nissan is also launching a new paint warranty program change. Nissan Group of North America will now refer all U.S.-based warrantable paint repairs to the Nissan and INFINITI Certified Collision Repair Networks. The change recognizes the coverage and quality of the certified networks and its investment in the tools, training, and equipment to take care of owners and their vehicles.