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Had a teenage kid yell at me across a parking lot today,saying
"Hey! You should have a car load of babes with a ride like that"
So later, as I was unloading all the babes, I noticed a an enormous amount of brake dust on the wheels.
This will not do.
Being anal as I am, I will be out every night cleaning it off.
Has anyone tried any of the dustless brakes on there G?
I have heard of using a ceramic compound brake pad that is suppose to creat less dust. I realize that it can never be completely dustless, but the ceramic compound is said to create a lighter, in color and texture, dust that does not stick to the wheel.
Anybody know anything about this.
Thanks
I haven't tried any of them yet. I'm holding out for the 3yr/36k mile brake/rotor warranty. I'd rather have free brakes than dustless brakes for the time being. Waxing your wheels makes that stuff easier to clean off.
Can any of you G35 owners that have driven the car in real-life circumstances for at least 1 year provide some experience around the durability of the interior (leather, plastics etc.)? Any problems with scratching & unusual wear and tear? Should I be concerned?
There is convincing evidence that the '05 models will contain some interior upgrades, although unconfirmed. I can get a great deal now (2.9 APR, 31,300 - 3000 off MSRP), but am considering waiting until more information is available. I would be disappointed if I purchased now and learned that the '05 will have upgrades to address these concerns (Infiniti is unveiling their '05 models at the NY Auto Show on April 8th).
Sorry for the long-winded post. Any thoughts?
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I purchased my clear bra for less than $200. I got the LLumar instead of the 3M product. Speedfilm handles both. I also got the headlight film as well.
There are plastic diffusers that bolt on underneath the car near the trunk that help with airflow. They're much lower than the bottom of the trunk, so I don't see how the trunk would affect airflow.
I just test drove a G35 Coupe yesterday (which is wonderful), but I noticed the gas pedal was kinda stiff. Has anyone else experienced this with the car. Is it just a new car thing and will fix itself after miles are put on the car. I don't want to have to put it to the floor all the time to get a good push from it.
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Whereas the original brake pads would quickly & rather aggressively "bite" upon application, the new pads are much smoother. At this point, it seems the G's total stopping distance remains the same, and the new pads help give the brakes a more linear feel during application.
Anyone else had a similar experience with the factory replacement of their pads? Do the new pads shed less brake dust?
Thanks in advance...
Thanks in advance...
I have 29,000 miles, and hope it will be covered by the warranty. I plan to contact the Infiniti dealership, but thought I would first post the question to determine if anyone else has experienced the same problem. Thanks.
Next fillup, though, everything is back to normal.
I tried the slow filling but was not successful (maybe my hand is too heavy). It's no big deal, but it would be nice if anyone had a solution to this nuisance.
Since 1978 I have owned 2 Honda Accords, one Prelude, a Ford Mustang, a 1990 300ZX, 3 4-Runners, a Ford Explorer and an I30. All were brand new and only the Explorer was recalled for a problem with the rear door.
I bought my 2003 G35 in March 2002. It was one of the first to be manufactured and the worst. My G35 had the fuel line recall, AC/radio circuit board replaced, head lamp screws recall, brake switch recall, crank position recall and the brakes replaced. The AC heater still make a vibrating noise which the technician calls normal (which I can not hear in the loaner cars). My rockin' and rollin' driver seat has been repaired four times.
I learned alot from the messages posted on this site. If you have any problems search the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for complaints and recalls regarding your car.
Check your warranty for your state. If your problem is serious do not go to arbitration with the Car Company's BBB, hire a lemon law attorney. When the President of Nissan makes you pay MSRP for the newly designed G35, Nissan has to pay when it is a lemon.
Does anyone know if they will install the NAV without the package?
Thanks.
Have anyone installed it experiencing any issues?
Thanks for your help.