Quick answer. A Nissan Pathfinder came into our San Jacinto shop on August 28, 2026 as a warranty claim. The photos on the job show an A/C compressor in its box. The ticket has two hours of labor at $125 and a $125 diagnostic, $375 in all.
Key Points
- The car was a Nissan Pathfinder at Our San Jacinto Shop.
- The job was booked as a warranty claim.
- The photos show an A/C compressor still in its box.
- The ticket has 2 hours of labor at $125 an hour and a $125 diagnostic.
- That is $375 on the ticket.
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What the Job Was
The job title is two words. Warranty claim.
The job photos fill in a little more. There is the Pathfinder in the bay, the engine bay with the hood up, and an A/C compressor sitting in a foam lined box.
We will not tell you more than the record does. It does not say what failed or why. It says a warranty claim, a diagnostic and two hours of labor.
Nissan Pathfinder, Hemet, August 28, 2026
Came in for: A warranty claim.
In the photos: An A/C compressor in its box, and the engine bay open.
On the ticket: Diagnostic, 1 hour at $125. Labor, 2 hours at $125.
What it cost: $375 on the ticket.
Why Warranty Work Still Gets a Diagnostic
A warranty covers a part that failed. Somebody has to show that it failed.
So the diagnostic comes first. The tech confirms the problem and writes it down with photos. That record is what backs up the claim.
Then the labor to swap the part. On this job that was two hours.
One Place for the Record
Every photo and line on this job lives in Shop Desk, the software our San Jacinto shop built for our own work.
When a warranty question comes up later, the photos and the ticket are right there. Any mechanic can use it free at Shop Desk.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was this job?
A warranty claim on a Nissan Pathfinder at Our San Jacinto Shop.
What did it cost?
The ticket shows a $125 diagnostic and 2 hours of labor at $125, $375 in all.
What part was involved?
The job photos show an A/C compressor in its box. The record does not say more than that.
Why pay for a diagnostic on a warranty job?
Someone has to confirm the failure and document it. That record backs up the claim.
Supercanic tip: Keep the paperwork on any part with a warranty. A claim goes faster when the old job is on record. Call us at (951) 904-2477.
Have a Part Under Warranty?
We confirm the failure, write it down with photos, then do the swap.
