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Could someone out there with a 2002 I35 please check on this for me: When you have 2 or more CD's in the CD changer and you transfer back and forth between them, does each CD start back at Song #1 again or does it keep a memory of where you left each CD and go back to that selection?
I could have sworn that my CD changer used to retain the memory of what song each CD was on but now it keeps resetting back to Song #1 each time I switch back and forth between the CD's.
Maybe I'm just losing it but would appreciate if at least one person could confirm this for me one way or the other. Thanks! - Paul
My changer also goes to song #1 when changing between CDs-- however-- it DOES retain the memory of what song you were on when I switch from radio back to CD. My car is 2003 I35 sport. Hope this helps !
Thanks for your response!
My CD does the same thing so I guess I MUST have been losing it when I thought it would retain the memory on multiple CD's!!
Paul
I just got the car back from Infiniti service and the service manager said his wife's Nissan Maxima has the same problem and seemed to think it was normal. I never saw the problem until just recently (I have a 2002 I35, with 37000 miles).
I had some warranty work done, so I'll wait and see if the problem repeats.
I have a feeling that 34K miles, the dealer should turn the rotors to correct the pulsation you feel. The brakes were upgraded with 02 model, so they should be robust enough for most types of driving. I don't have to remind you to not keep your foot on the brake pedal while driving and use only one foot to work the gas and brake pedals. I think that's a cause for a lot of brake problems people experience, no matter what make of vehicle they drive. My mom just replaced her front brakes on her 97 Honda Accord for the first time with 75,000 miles on them. Driving mostly highway miles will extend your brake life significantly vs. city driving. The life of brakes and tires will vary from driver to driver, so don't be surprised if the dealer tells you the pads need to replacing too.
I am new on this board but have been surfing it for a while. My wife's I35 have the same problem. memory set didn't remember the mirror position. I wonder if you found any solution or any explanation from dealer? Thanks.
My I35 2002 just got the "Service Eng Soon" light turns on while I am driving. I stopped the car and checked the gas cap as tighten well. Also, changed the new air filter. The problem is still exist.
Please help before I take the car to dealer.
Thanks.
I noticed mine(2004 I35)is above 3500 at 70mph. I am not a auto gurus but my previous honda civic is around 2500rpm. So what is RPM on yours? Have you get some answer yet? If it's not normal we have to visit dealer to check.
I am considering buying an I35 but you state that the RPM at 70 mph is approximately 3500. That is too high especially if one is trying to get a reasonable mpg out of this vehicle. I am hoping some other owners let us know what their RPM are at exactly 70 mph with the 3.5l engine.
After one month I even didn't notice that the D is there - which is very close to 3rd.
My shifting style made me easily put it into 3. More confused to me is that infiniti dealer (north houston) service consultant have never given me hints like this when I called them. The transmision will damaged if...
Thank you very much!
I just had the oxygen sensor go out on my I35. My 'Check Engine Soon' light came on a couple of weeks ago, went off for a couple of days when it was really warm, then came back on when the weather cooled off again. It's being replaced under warranty. If you want the service dept. to recognize your symptoms, you should fill up with 87 octane gas and then take the service rep for a ride so they can hear the problem. I've never had a problem with Infiniti service telling me something was 'normal'. After all, thats why I bought the Infiniti, and not Nissan or Toyota.
You can change the time by turning the the little knob right. If you hold it, the minute hand will keep moving until you get to the right time. As far as why it's not moving, I can't help you there. Maybe a stop by the dealer service will get it resolved.
I think Quirk Infiniti (Boston MA) still has around 30-35 I35s left.
And my local dealer is down to their final 2.
So tires for the I35 are readily available right? Any Michelins available for the I35? Or is it just Good Year and Falken? No other brands?
I will post more to this site in the future when I get more experience with my new I35. If it is anything like my other Infiniti - there will be no problems.