G35 Compression Rods are Total Crap
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06-26-2008, 04:14 PM
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Bushings
Hey Davidoff,
Hey dude, how much would you charge to change the bushings or compression rods? I live in Montreal too.
Alex
Hey dude, how much would you charge to change the bushings or compression rods? I live in Montreal too.
Alex
Originally Posted by Davidoff
i have a good inpact at home so it makes life much easier
the only thing you might have a problem with is the ball joint nut ,
but it`s an easy job and can easily be done with basic tools
: sockets , hammer , a torch might be good for you if you have no air gun ,
i have to change it on my dad`s car ill try to snap some pics
but if you have any questions just call me : 514 839 3283 David
dude if you could drive to my house lol ill do it for you for free it`s really nothing
i live in montreal canada
the only thing you might have a problem with is the ball joint nut ,
but it`s an easy job and can easily be done with basic tools
: sockets , hammer , a torch might be good for you if you have no air gun ,
i have to change it on my dad`s car ill try to snap some pics
but if you have any questions just call me : 514 839 3283 David
dude if you could drive to my house lol ill do it for you for free it`s really nothing
i live in montreal canada
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Well I got the comp rods replaced. Sounds much better. Although I do still hear a clunking noise coming from the left side. Its only once in a while, going over medium to larger bumps, at low to medium speeds. Versus the comp rods where over small bumps when going slow.
What could this be? I'll be bringing it back to the shop this week for them to check it out, what should I expect?
Thanks!!
What could this be? I'll be bringing it back to the shop this week for them to check it out, what should I expect?
Thanks!!
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Go get your front sway bar end links replaced. That is where the clunking noise is coming from. My front left was bent and it made a horrible clunking noise at lower speeds through bumps on the road. Since my car is lowered, I decided to pick up adjustable PowerGrid End Links. Clunking noises went away. Its like a new car again.
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#158
07-23-2008, 10:57 PM
hi everyone, i had the same noise coming from my driver's side, have it replaced with new compression rod with ball joint cost me $345+ labor. i know its a bit expensive but at least now the car feels brand new(but who knows for how long in toronto's bumpy roads)
p.s: i dont have extended warranty on my 2003 g35 coupe, so pay as u go method worked.
i got them fixed at agincourt nissan/infinti.
edit: the car is at 68,000 kilometres.
p.s: i dont have extended warranty on my 2003 g35 coupe, so pay as u go method worked.
i got them fixed at agincourt nissan/infinti.edit: the car is at 68,000 kilometres.
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