My wife and I purchased a 2011 infiniti m56x from infiniti of springfield, mo. On 4/9/10. My wife was following me to our lake home at 9pm. I noticed she kept falling behind. I waited for her at the intersection of mo265 & lake rd 12 and when I saw her coming I proceeded on to our residence. When she arrived she was visibly shaken and said she couldn't see where she was going and almost ran off the road. I told her I was going to take the car out myself and I had the same visibility problem on low beams involving up and down small hills and sharp turns. There are many of those around lakes. There is no vertical illumination of the low beams for terrain like that (hood covers part of the headlamp and it blacks out everything above the hooded line. No problem on flat or long hills. Next day 4/10 I called the service managerabout our problem. Given the publicized movement of the headlamps I thought they might need an adjustment. I told him our problem was easily replicatable. He told us to bring the car in and he would test drive it. We did on april 13 and he reported to us the same findings we had reported to him. He said driving with high beams on helps but on hilly, curvey roads that is dangerous if you don't have time to put them on low. He put me in contact with infiniti customer service and I called them and they already had a case file on the car. They said the western region office would contact us by the end of biz on 4/14. Kim 866‑799‑1690, ext 1610 called and left a msg that they were researching the problem and would contact me 4/19. I met with the general sales manager of dealer and they said they would give us our money back if there wasn't a fix. When I didn't hear anything by 3pm 4/19 I called and left a message. They called at 4pm cdt 4/19 and said the headlamps were working as intended end of conversation. We are getting our money back but that doesn't help someone else that finds themselves in a blind situation.
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Technical service bulletins for the 2011 Nissan GT-R 101
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- Certification label and VIN plate replacement service information
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- CAN communication – network diagnostic flow chart
- Vehicle key not detected / authenticated, engine will not start
- Windshield cracking
- Removing foreign material from the window glass
- Window glass warranty information
- 12 volt battery testing for in-service vehicles service information
- Silicone-based lubricant or grease CAN damage electrical components service information
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