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forget about the AWD, you will get horrible gas mileage, trust me
Does any one have the same problem?
I have auto, my friend has manual
ps: i didnt forget to turn off the VDC
Also, I've noticed that the finish on 2 of the wheels seems to have coursened (not as smooth as when new) in some spots. Not sure what's going on w/that. I've never used any harsh chemical cleaners on the wheels.
I have yet to bring either of these problems to the dealership's attention - but plan on doing so next month when I go in for maintenance. Anybody else dealing w/this?
I have an 05 6MT G35 Coupe myself and if i remember right mine doesn't light up as well. But I can live with that, so i never thought of it as a problem.
HTH
According to the manual the break in period is 1200 miles where we're not supposed to cross 4000 RPM. Can someone explain why this is, and what'll happened if I didn't follow this.
Also this seems longer than other cars. I bought a 2004 Mazda 6 a while back and it said to take it easy for only the first 500 miles.
Having a 6MT it has been difficult for me to keep it under 4000 at all times, I'm already into 950 of the first 1200 miles and have followed this on and off (I'm being honest here). But I am gonna follow it from now on. Like i've said in my earlier post i've red-lined it twice.
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It would appear as though we are out of luck and will just have to live with the tarnished wheels. One note for others that have NOT experienced this problem and would like to use dressing on their tires without PERMANENTLY damaging their wheels: For the first few months I owed my g35 I used wolfgang concours-series black diamond tire gel, applied thinly with a sponge applicator and had NO problems - it wasn't until I took my car to a car wash and had them put dressing on my tires that I encountered this problem.
on another note- my leather was slightly ripped on the back of my center console this weekend from some equiptment,,does anyone have any referrals or ideas on repair?
By the way, what does IMO mean? I see a lot of people use that term in here, which I don't know.
I’m concerned that there is a defect in either the rotors or brake pads that caused the rotors to be scored in only 6,000 miles. Also, now that the rotors needed to be cut while the brakes and rotors were still under warranty, it means that I might only be able to cut them 1 more time before there isn’t enough left on the rotors to be cut. This means that I may have to replace the rotors sooner than normal due to a problem that occurred within the 12,000 mile warranty for brakes and rotors.
Should I go past the dealer and deal with Infiniti regarding this to try and get them to find out why the rotors were damaged and to have them replace the rotors. I feel that I now have a new car, with overly used rotors and that they will not last as long as they should giving that they’ve already been cut down.
Good luck
after three attempts the dealer finally replaced the seat rails to keep the drivers seat in one position after about 6 months the drivers seat wiggle returns it is most noticed when going in driveways at and angle. in a collision a lose seat is not what you want. check your seat with a brand new 2005 seat on the dealers show floor (grab the seat below the head rest and try to wiggle it from left to right it should not move it should be firmly mounted to the floor... if your seat has alot of movement you should demand that your dealer repair this ASAP because this is a serious safety issue) there is a TSB about this problem
Thanks. gil20
I too have encountered this issue, it is some kind of sensor that needs to be replaced in the gas tank. Tell the dealer about it and get them to replace the sensor.
good luck
I have the same experience with my G35'05/sedan with 7000 miles on it. The noise started from day1. Brought back to dealer but they could not hear the noise? As you stated it only happened on certain type of bumps. I will bring it back again. The problem will go away if I rolled down the windows a bit. My BMW only do this after 7 years. Let's me know if you found out what the problem is. Thanks
Ron
Ron
http://www.infinitihelp.com/Ownership/Bulletins/Infiniti/2005/ITB05-034.htm
Hey Ron - I use same settings on my Bose system and agree w/your assessment! Have you had any problems w/your system?
Thanks in advance !
ps. I'm in the initial " new car " shopping stage.
The question is " Does Infiniti install high-performance, high-friction brake pads that have a very short life ( about 20,000 mi. ) due to their soft material" ??
The Lexus IS 300 website SPECIFICALLY states that the vehicles brake pad life will be about 20,000 miles due to its hi-perf. pads.
What about the G35 ? And in particular, the coupe.
Brake dust is not a problem, imho. ( brake dust will usually occur whenever you have open spoked alloy wheels a the vehicle)
Blackg35 mentioned the following in his post.
(BTW, I am NOT describing the flashing red shift light indicator.)
Before reading that, I thought of replying with what you said, but after reading what i mention above, I was stumped myself.
wbr99
Cheers
Peter
So, I've lived with it for eight months. Now, I just received a full color brochure on the 06 G35 and there it is, covering one full page - an extreme close-up of the remote fob - exactly the same - except now it says hold under the trunk button. In other words, they fixed the problem by making you hold it down for a few seconds.
I guess I was the only one who experienced the problem
Of course, it's the same part number, same remote other than that, so it's not like it's a new upgraded design for 06. I told them that I felt that it was wrong and not good customer service or "total ownership experience." They told me to call Infiniti. So I did. Sean customer service said "if it ain't broke - we don't fix it" I said, "but you did in the new remote." He said, "there's no telling why the powers at be fixed it. It could have been for a different reason." I said, "but that's not great customer service to make someone who just spent 35K to go through the life of the car popping the trunk every time they get in or out." He said, in so many words, "tough." (by the way there is no "Trunk Open" warning light either, when just popped ) I said can you bump me up to the next level -- he said, "I am the top."
Of course, I'm venting here, but what do you think? Any similar experiences?