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gimi-g cpe 08-20-2009 04:25 PM

2nd thoughts about geting g
 
I love these cars to death but im reading up on all the problem they have and I'm thinking about geting somthing else. My other choice wase a 05 maxima.
It suks I might not get the g, just because of all these problems. I'm still reading, hoping to find info that would convince me to go ahead with the purchase(realy love these cars).

This my first post, sorry its so long. Thanks for all the info, now I know what I might be getting into.


Originally Posted by bocatrip (Post 4169996)
Between the brakes, tires, compression rods, window motors , actuators, and now valve cover gaskets, this car is falling into the category of "high maintenance". Thank god for the elite extended warranty.


SteveZ 08-20-2009 04:51 PM


Originally Posted by G35fromTO (Post 4426181)
If 6 years have passed from the day the car went into service (delivery date) then you are SOL.

Worse, it's not necessarily always the delivery date. I took delivery 12/29/2003, the dealer has the service date as 11/30/2003 in the system. It had 14 miles on the odo when I picked it up, I think it was prepped for a lease vehicle then sold instead when I showed up on the doorstep wanting to trade in my Z, but somehow there's another discrepancy they have on their records and what my CT State registration says, another month later.

If the dealer was looking at an $800 repair with car sales down 50% right now over same period last year and I came in late, you can bet they'd see that as income.

Point is don't assume when you picked the car up was its delivery date. I have found they recorded another date for service date.

seymore4 08-20-2009 05:25 PM

Wow I love this thread.
Decided to check it out just for the heck of it before I completely void my warranty (I'm scheduled to get twins put in next week as soon as my back-ordered clutch shows up :D)
and what do you know? cylinders #2 and #6 are leaking. Just a little, but I'm driving an 06 with 25K miles on it so it's still kind of early.
Called up the dealer and I'm getting all new valve covers under warranty :biggthumpup:

And they didn't say a word about all my mods :JAMIN:

G35pm 08-20-2009 09:00 PM


Originally Posted by gimi-g cpe (Post 4491260)
I love these cars to death but im reading up on all the problem they have and I'm thinking about geting somthing else. My other choice wase a 05 maxima.
It suks I might not get the g, just because of all these problems. I'm still reading, hoping to find info that would convince me to go ahead with the purchase(realy love these cars).

This my first post, sorry its so long. Thanks for all the info, now I know what I might be getting into.

Doesn't the maxima have the VQ as well?

gimi-g cpe 08-20-2009 11:42 PM

Oh s*it! Yes it do have a vq, just looked it up n saw that it do. I'm going to search and see if it have any similar problem, if it do ill rather deal with the G.

2006tt guy 08-21-2009 09:27 PM

will they even bother touching a heavily modified car?

JoeMac 08-23-2009 03:45 PM

Has anyone replaced the valve cover themselves?

SteveZ 08-23-2009 04:41 PM

Most are trying to get warranty as the covers are not inexpensive, but it would be pretty easy job, just takes some time to get all the junk out of the way. If you've changed plugs before you're easily halfway there or more.

SteveZ 08-23-2009 04:44 PM


Originally Posted by 2006tt guy (Post 4495071)
will they even bother touching a heavily modified car?

Mods should not matter unless they are directly related to the problem at hand, and I cannot think of any mod that impacts this problem.

seymore4 08-23-2009 04:50 PM

I'm pretty sure they'll deny warranty work once I boost... :p

EDIT: But I'm sure as hell gonna try :p

Project 08-23-2009 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by 2006tt guy (Post 4495071)
will they even bother touching a heavily modified car?

I am going to assume your tt from your name and i would highly doubt they would cover most things under warranty anymore. Thats a risk you take.

Project 08-23-2009 05:11 PM


Originally Posted by SteveZ (Post 4498143)
Mods should not matter unless they are directly related to the problem at hand, and I cannot think of any mod that impacts this problem.

Your correct, but with boost its a different story especially since oil is at play. They might cover it since its a known problem, but the guy needs to be tactful when speaking to them. I had mine done and i had the high flows on the z tube and popcharger and also the ses exhuast. Nothing to influence blow by on the spark plug.

OCG35 08-23-2009 05:13 PM


Originally Posted by FrozenInferno (Post 4498174)
I am going to assume your tt from your name and i would highly doubt they would cover most things under warranty anymore. Thats a risk you take.

It is highly doubtful that they would warranty anything engine related if it was FI.

seymore4 08-23-2009 05:26 PM

It'd have to be a REALLY cool service manager to hook you up under warranty...

Main reason why I got mine fixed before I get the twins in :D

Sagemark 09-15-2009 12:20 PM

69,000 and a little wet in the outer ring around the spark tubes on cylinders 5 and 6
 
It was barely anything, but the start of the problem.

Infiniti of Raleigh replaced both gaskets under warranty. I'm happy, that's a lot better than me paying for it when it became a real problem!

Pull your coils and LOOK carefully, with a flashlight BEFORE 70,000 miles!!!

AT LEAST CHECK just the rearmost tube on the passenger side, that's easy enough to do in under 10 minutes! Just pull the coil and look!

If it looks wet, it probably is! Dab a Q-tip in to be sure if you want to.


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