Help: Sway bar & End links connected to a sensor?
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Help: Sway bar & End links connected to a sensor?
Hey guys
my first post here, tried looking at previous posts but i couldnt find anything.
i have a 06 g35 coupe 5at
i need to find out what this (seen in photo) part does. its connected to the rear sway bar and end link
no one here stocks the part & i cant seem to find it online.
can you tell me what it does? can i drive with out it? if not can i diy fix it?
the rubber joints dried out and it doesnt hold together.
part number if it helps
Rear sway bar and end links highlighted in red. but whats the green part? and is it important
thanks in advance
my first post here, tried looking at previous posts but i couldnt find anything.
i have a 06 g35 coupe 5at
i need to find out what this (seen in photo) part does. its connected to the rear sway bar and end link
no one here stocks the part & i cant seem to find it online.
can you tell me what it does? can i drive with out it? if not can i diy fix it?
the rubber joints dried out and it doesnt hold together.
part number if it helps
Rear sway bar and end links highlighted in red. but whats the green part? and is it important
thanks in advance
Last edited by muso; 11-14-2016 at 12:43 PM. Reason: more info
#3
I found this:
http://www.farpost.ru/vladivostok/au...-49329702.html
It appears to be on cars not in the US??? 5381289901 is the Nissan/Infiniti part number I think you'd want to search for. The 6PM part number is from Hella and it says it's some kind of angular sensor.
http://www.farpost.ru/vladivostok/au...-49329702.html
It appears to be on cars not in the US??? 5381289901 is the Nissan/Infiniti part number I think you'd want to search for. The 6PM part number is from Hella and it says it's some kind of angular sensor.
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I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess it's tied into the RAS or rear active steer feature on the cars that had that option. I've worked on a lot of G's both coupe and sedan over the years and have never seen this in person. Good luck and definitely keep us posted what you find out.
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What country are you in? I believe some European countries require headlights to auto level out.
That sensor is a height sensor, I have a Nissan Armada, and that sensor is used to activate the rear auto-leveling system. On a G35, I can only guess that sensor is used to raise or lower your headlights depending on how full your trunk is.
That sensor is a height sensor, I have a Nissan Armada, and that sensor is used to activate the rear auto-leveling system. On a G35, I can only guess that sensor is used to raise or lower your headlights depending on how full your trunk is.
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What country are you in? I believe some European countries require headlights to auto level out.
That sensor is a height sensor, I have a Nissan Armada, and that sensor is used to activate the rear auto-leveling system. On a G35, I can only guess that sensor is used to raise or lower your headlights depending on how full your trunk is.
That sensor is a height sensor, I have a Nissan Armada, and that sensor is used to activate the rear auto-leveling system. On a G35, I can only guess that sensor is used to raise or lower your headlights depending on how full your trunk is.
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What country are you in? I believe some European countries require headlights to auto level out.
That sensor is a height sensor, I have a Nissan Armada, and that sensor is used to activate the rear auto-leveling system. On a G35, I can only guess that sensor is used to raise or lower your headlights depending on how full your trunk is.
That sensor is a height sensor, I have a Nissan Armada, and that sensor is used to activate the rear auto-leveling system. On a G35, I can only guess that sensor is used to raise or lower your headlights depending on how full your trunk is.
ill try to sway it to see if it actually affects the head lights.
thank you for your help!