I'd imagine this is visible to any dealer when verifying Guarantee details, plus number plates/ tax disc holder will show it.

Agree surface preparation is the key, not forgetting to have a hair dryer to hand.For others contemplating fitting these accessories, the dryer is for use on target surfaces, if ambient temperature low.Additionally I always heat the chrome accessories once fitted, along whole length whilst firmly pr...

Why change?http://www.telegraph.co.uk/cars/nissan/nissan-qashqai/

If done competently and/or done by a professional, can't see why it should, though dealer may bluster.!Apparently some dealers will fit aftermarket horns for you, though mine wouldn't.(Possibly as I didn't purchase from them); however they would get ongoing service work, though these days EU has rul...

See http://www.newsroom.nissan-europe.com/u ... aid=121035

One must assume, Nissan Sunderland have daily production planning meetings, and as demand has exceeded supply for some time, that some remedial plans are/have been implemented like any manufacturer.Dealers must be haranguing them too, as they'll be getting in neck on a daily basis.Nissan do respond ...

Always good to have shiny nuts: I recommend Autoglym Ultra Deep Shine!

I had no pdi certificate in mine.Service Manual on QQ doesn't have a space where supplying dealer stamps, as they used to in past.

As my dealer was totally unhelpful in this respect, and Nissan UK said it was totally up to them I had an auto electrician remove OEM single horn and replace with Twin ones.As these use a Relay, an extra direct live feed has to be installed too, in addition to original wiring.

Disappointing; unfortunately not an item I've seen listed in their sales brochures here.I assume car crime not such a huge problem with you. If you use Twitter why not moan here?https://twitter.com/NissanEurope