Sorry folks, I must be one of the lucky ones.

I think that my G35C must have been built on a Wednesday (or does that pertain only to cars built by Detroit?).

The only squeaks I have are when I wear my leather coat or jacket and it rubs against the door or console.

The only rattle is something I can do something about once I figure out an elegant way of correcting the problem. The darn passenger side seat belt buckle taps against the pillar when I drive over a pothole or railroad tracks. Too bad the passenger side doesn't have that "hold it up over my shoulder" apparatus that exists on the driver side. I could use a rubber band or tape to hold the buckle against the strap but I would get a ticket if I were caught with a passenger without their seatbelt buckled. Anyone have a "trick" way to keep this buckle from rattlin'?

Screamin' Daemon - L5AT

 

haha Yeah i do....Buckle-up [img]/w3timages/icons/smile.gif[/img]
just recline the passenger seat back and buckle the belt. Shouldnt rattle anymore [img]/w3timages/icons/smile.gif[/img]
Good Luck!
When i get mine in, and if i have the same problem, i would build some contraption to fix the problem

<font color=blue>-Rambo</font color=blue>
All your base are belong to us!

 

Nice simple "trick".

Excuse me while I check the floor for any gray matter that must have slipped out before I go buckle up the passenger seat. Maybe, in order to protect the passenger seat leather from the strap/buckle, I should buy one of those blow up.... Uhhh, errr, ummm, never mind.

Screamin' Daemon - L5AT