new 2004 g35 coupe owner!! let me know what i should expected and advice welcome!!
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Hey thanks for all the replies! I have the mt with leather no navi in silver I have the records of all the maintenance. Clutch was replace at 70k. Everything works so far...knock on wood lol. I do need to change the bottom light on the door my the driver seat, new front tires, and get e break adjusted. Car was well maintain. as for the plan, I want to get those things done, paint rims in different color, cold air intake, perhaps some new exhaust system and a g35driver sticker!
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I love to sell my 2003 G35 coupe fully loaded 2dr, has 86,000 miles runs Great?
I don't know to sell it, or do all required mainaance. I have to change: thermostat, hoses, belts, all fluids,
And the major problem the A/C? Comes on anytime she wants, and I can not stop or slow down, It's annoying, ANY ONE ANY SUGESTION, ANY IDEA WILL APPROCIATED.
I don't know to sell it, or do all required mainaance. I have to change: thermostat, hoses, belts, all fluids,
And the major problem the A/C? Comes on anytime she wants, and I can not stop or slow down, It's annoying, ANY ONE ANY SUGESTION, ANY IDEA WILL APPROCIATED.
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My '04's driver side lock is beginning to malfunction too. It sort of "sticks", works sometimes with the remote, others I have to use the key.
Also expect to replace the window motor at some point if it hasn't been already. And not that anyone uses CD's anymore, but never ever put 6 cds in the 6 cd player at one time!
Other than that, I have had no issues, and mine has 98000 on it!
Also expect to replace the window motor at some point if it hasn't been already. And not that anyone uses CD's anymore, but never ever put 6 cds in the 6 cd player at one time!
Other than that, I have had no issues, and mine has 98000 on it!
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I bought my 04 G brand-new in September of 03. It has not been a completely issue-free experience, but most of the issues I've encountered are typical and relatively minor.
Yep... both of mine are hit or miss. Some times they work and other times, forget about it. My hardwired V1 somewhat helps out with the first issue, though.
Same here... a quick tap to the LH side of the head unit sometimes gets it going. Time for a DD conversion + Nav unit now.
My driver's side motor has been replaced twice... once under warranty and once myself. The passenger's side motor was replaced once under warranty. It is a pretty straight-forward job and it also gives you a chance to Dynomat your door panels. But definitely plan on these going out.
Maybe it you're FI, but my G gets much better MPG at 98K miles then it did brand-new. Now, I get to 310 miles or so until I get a low fuel light. (city driving)
Same here... and the driver's seat side bolster has removed the left rear button from damn near every pair of dress pants and khakis that I own.
My OEM clutch seemed to go out sooner then I expected... it lasted about 40K miles. This was OK since it gave my an opportunity to throw in a lightweight flywheel. But all and all, this has been a great car for the last nine years. I've considered replacing it with an E92 M3, but I can't bring myself to part ways with it.
Yep... both of mine are hit or miss. Some times they work and other times, forget about it. My hardwired V1 somewhat helps out with the first issue, though.
Same here... a quick tap to the LH side of the head unit sometimes gets it going. Time for a DD conversion + Nav unit now.
My driver's side motor has been replaced twice... once under warranty and once myself. The passenger's side motor was replaced once under warranty. It is a pretty straight-forward job and it also gives you a chance to Dynomat your door panels. But definitely plan on these going out.
Maybe it you're FI, but my G gets much better MPG at 98K miles then it did brand-new. Now, I get to 310 miles or so until I get a low fuel light. (city driving)
Same here... and the driver's seat side bolster has removed the left rear button from damn near every pair of dress pants and khakis that I own.
My OEM clutch seemed to go out sooner then I expected... it lasted about 40K miles. This was OK since it gave my an opportunity to throw in a lightweight flywheel. But all and all, this has been a great car for the last nine years. I've considered replacing it with an E92 M3, but I can't bring myself to part ways with it.
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