andy.and.beyond
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So I was poking around under my truck a few weeks ago and notice my passenger side front bed mount to the chassis is crack. I took it to the Nissan dealer where i bought it since i have an extended 100K bumper to bumper warranty and was told this is not included in the extended warranty. The guy from the body shop talked as if he has seen this before and it happens simply from driving on dirt roads. I called the Nissan 800 number and received the same response. My frontier is a 2016 SV 4x4 with 56K on it, I bought it at 35k and the Camper shell I built has been on it for about the last year and about 10K miles. I don't do any crazy rock crawling or anything just driving on dirt roads to get to hiking trail heads or for a camping spot.
my 2 cents is this is a design flaw, the other 3 mounting points of the truck are perfectly fine and at least twice as thick as this one.
Something else worth noting when i installed my camper I noticed a diving board feeling when driving on the highway, I've asked a few other on instagram who had a GFC RTT and a hard shell camper and they reported feeling the same thing. Curious if anyone else has noticed this and if this mount has failed on your rig.
Also just trying to raise awareness of this issue with the frontier and save someone else a headache. I'm interested in hearing if anyone else with a camper, RTT, or topper has this issue or doesn't. Seems it might be likely to happen of you drive on dirt roads with a lot of extra weight in the bed.
my 2 cents is this is a design flaw, the other 3 mounting points of the truck are perfectly fine and at least twice as thick as this one.
Something else worth noting when i installed my camper I noticed a diving board feeling when driving on the highway, I've asked a few other on instagram who had a GFC RTT and a hard shell camper and they reported feeling the same thing. Curious if anyone else has noticed this and if this mount has failed on your rig.
Also just trying to raise awareness of this issue with the frontier and save someone else a headache. I'm interested in hearing if anyone else with a camper, RTT, or topper has this issue or doesn't. Seems it might be likely to happen of you drive on dirt roads with a lot of extra weight in the bed.
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