HELP!!! 2006 G35 Coupe Newbie Owner Various Questions Can't Search
 

I've had these lights on ever since I got

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my car back from the engine being dropped in but I never got my car aligned so I'm hoping it's just needs a alignment my brake fluid is good tires are all even and my brake pads are good as well they were all checked. .. what could it be..?! Like sometimes when I start my car and drive the first 20 seconds my car starts jerking and the slip light flashes and then the light goes solid and the car drives smooth. Please help me

Check your brake fluid... Maybe low...

I'll check it But the people who dropped in checked brake fluid, brake brake pads. Stuff like that..

Always good to double check

Yes sir, only problem I wouldn't know if it is or not don't kbow how to check if it's low Or not lol don't know how to read it

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Just look at the reservoir, it has lines for you to see if it is full or not....

Alright makes sense if I'm low what type if break fluid does it take?

My Brake fluid is good

Might be a cam shaft sensor. I know when mine was bad my car would jolt forward after starting.

What did you do to fix it and how much? Some say speed sensor. I just want to find out what it is

My local shop pulled the code once I got those lights on my dash. It cost 200$.

Please check other threads before asking. This has been gone over many times.

https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...dc-lights.html

Either way, this is my review on another thread (I believe the issues you're having is #3):

These lights turn on for the following reasons:

1. Brake fluid is low
2. In need of a brake job (worn pads, warped rotors)
3. Speed/angle sensors are extremely dirty/or are faulty
4. VDC/Traction control module is out
5. VDC/Traction control relay is faulty

Hope this helps.
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And how much does it cost to fix Or is it a DIY??? Hopefully it's not too much

Dude, save your time money and sanity by getting the codes read. You need to read the OBCDII code before you start wrenching.

Get the code(s), bring it here and we'll tell ya what to do.

Ya I feel you, I will only thing there gonna charge me 50$ :/ FOR It which is stupid would Nissan scan me for free?