Nissan Wire Harness Class Action

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Nissan wire harness class action. Subject to court approval the information filed by settlement class members may be used to determine eligibility for settlement benefits in other auto parts class actions. Notice of settlement approval hearing in the automotive wire harness systems class action. The class actions were brought against automotive wire harness systems manufacturers who allegedly price fixed those products. If you bought or leased a new or used vehicle or an automotive wire harness system between january 1 1999 and december 4 2014 you should read this notice carefully.

The automotive wire harness systems class action is one of over 40 class actions ongoing in canada alleging unlawful conspiracies to fix prices of auto parts for installation in new vehicles. Here is a list of each class action lawsuit. My car is currently in the dealership getting the wire harness replaced. An automotive wire harness system is an electrical distribution system used to direct and control electronic components wiring and circuit boards.

Automotive electrical wiring lead wire assemblies cable bond automotive wiring connectors automotive wiring terminals high voltage wiring electronic control units fuse boxes relay boxes junction blocks power distributors and speed sensor wire assemblies used in motor vehicles. In order to help determine there are class action lawsuits that were recently filed against honda toyota kia and hyundai. A federal judge dismissed a class action lawsuit against toyota motor sales usa. The automotive wire harness systems class action is one of over 40 class actions ongoing in canada alleging unlawful conspiracies to fix prices of auto parts for installation in new vehicles.

The wire harness class action settlements are in response to the defendants alleged conspiracy to fix the price of automotive wire harness systems which allegedly caused settlement class members to pay too much for automotive wire harness systems and eligible brand vehicles. All residents in canada who purchased or leased a motor vehicle containing an automotive wire harness system or who purchased a replacement automotive wire harness system for their motor vehicle which was manufactured andor distributed whether directly or indirectly by any of the respondents since january 1st 2000 through to the present the class period or any other group to be.