Has anyone else starting to feel Paranoid and looking for problems?
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Has anyone else starting to feel Paranoid and looking for problems?
Has anyone else started to feel that we spend too much time worrying about our cars and not enjoying them as we should? What I'm starting to see is myself spending countless hours browsing the forums looking for problems others have had and then when I read stories about other people having problems, I start looking for it on my coupe too. Even though, for the most part, the problems might not even exist but I find myself wondering about it while I drive my car. I guess I should stop browsing for the obscure problems and just enjoy my car more.
A good example of this is when I heard about the 2003-2004 G35 Coupe owners hearing clicking noise from their rear axle. As far as I can find, it only exists in the 2003-2004 model built before Feb 16, 2004 (according to the TSB). I own a G35 Coupe model 2005, which I just bought in July which I can't hear any sound but am constantly hearing slight noise when I shift into gear (which doesn't have anything to do with the rear axle problems). Is anyone else feeling this way? I do find helpful tips and mods on these forums too so it isn't a complete waste ;-) Happy Driving G35 Owners!
A good example of this is when I heard about the 2003-2004 G35 Coupe owners hearing clicking noise from their rear axle. As far as I can find, it only exists in the 2003-2004 model built before Feb 16, 2004 (according to the TSB). I own a G35 Coupe model 2005, which I just bought in July which I can't hear any sound but am constantly hearing slight noise when I shift into gear (which doesn't have anything to do with the rear axle problems). Is anyone else feeling this way? I do find helpful tips and mods on these forums too so it isn't a complete waste ;-) Happy Driving G35 Owners!
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Nope. Life is too short. I read, offer advice where I can to help solve a problem, and enjoy my car. I got my first ding out of the way early so the cherry is long gone even though the car only has 3000 miles.
I often tell myself that these forums are a concentration of knowledge. Any problems with the G will be magnified here. My chances of having the same trouble are about the same as with any other car.
If something poops the bed, I'll get it fixed and move on.
I often tell myself that these forums are a concentration of knowledge. Any problems with the G will be magnified here. My chances of having the same trouble are about the same as with any other car.
If something poops the bed, I'll get it fixed and move on.
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Originally Posted by mephistomyhero
Has anyone else started to feel that we spend too much time worrying about our cars and not enjoying them as we should? What I'm starting to see is myself spending countless hours browsing the forums looking for problems others have had and then when I read stories about other people having problems, I start looking for it on my coupe too. Even though, for the most part, the problems might not even exist but I find myself wondering about it while I drive my car. I guess I should stop browsing for the obscure problems and just enjoy my car more.
A good example of this is when I heard about the 2003-2004 G35 Coupe owners hearing clicking noise from their rear axle. As far as I can find, it only exists in the 2003-2004 model built before Feb 16, 2004 (according to the TSB). I own a G35 Coupe model 2005, which I just bought in July which I can't hear any sound but am constantly hearing slight noise when I shift into gear (which doesn't have anything to do with the rear axle problems). Is anyone else feeling this way? I do find helpful tips and mods on these forums too so it isn't a complete waste ;-) Happy Driving G35 Owners!
A good example of this is when I heard about the 2003-2004 G35 Coupe owners hearing clicking noise from their rear axle. As far as I can find, it only exists in the 2003-2004 model built before Feb 16, 2004 (according to the TSB). I own a G35 Coupe model 2005, which I just bought in July which I can't hear any sound but am constantly hearing slight noise when I shift into gear (which doesn't have anything to do with the rear axle problems). Is anyone else feeling this way? I do find helpful tips and mods on these forums too so it isn't a complete waste ;-) Happy Driving G35 Owners!
I have a 2005 and the clicking is there. I have not gotten a chance to brng it in to have it fixed and I am not overly worried about it. I read the stuff on the forums but I don't focus on the problems other people are having with their cars when I am driving mine. I drive to enjoy the joy of driving, I don't have the time or temperment to worry about what might happen life is too short live it to the fullest.
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Thanks for all the input guys. I appreciate all the feedbacks. I agree with every one of the replies here too. Life is short and I'm just going to enjoy it and stop thinking too much into this :-) Geez, I still have the dealer plates and I'm worrying too much :-P
As for this one thing with the clicking noise (which I haven't hear yet), I'm not too concern from it either. I just hear horror stories like "...only if I found out sooner..." so I get a bit paranoid since this is my first new car.
Well, thanks again and I'm going to now just DRIVE and have fun with my G35 Coupe!
G35 Diamond Graphite (only option: Sunroof so I can add my own personality to the car later!)
As for this one thing with the clicking noise (which I haven't hear yet), I'm not too concern from it either. I just hear horror stories like "...only if I found out sooner..." so I get a bit paranoid since this is my first new car.
Well, thanks again and I'm going to now just DRIVE and have fun with my G35 Coupe!
G35 Diamond Graphite (only option: Sunroof so I can add my own personality to the car later!)
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WELL.. I just brainwashed myself not to think about it... got rattling from panel in front of Navi, rear mirror housing, and shift *** area. Dealors are useless to fix it because it is summer and as we know, metal and certain material expands under heat, and when it is hot out there, all these rattling sounds are gone due to the expansion.
I am gonna bring the car back in late fall to have some dealor checked out.
I am gonna bring the car back in late fall to have some dealor checked out.
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Is this your first 'nice' car? then you might feel this way.
Ive kinda gotten use to driving cars that I like so little noise here and
there doesn't bother me. paranoia isn't good for the soul anyway.
Ive kinda gotten use to driving cars that I like so little noise here and
there doesn't bother me. paranoia isn't good for the soul anyway.
Originally Posted by mephistomyhero
Has anyone else started to feel that we spend too much time worrying about our cars and not enjoying them as we should? What I'm starting to see is myself spending countless hours browsing the forums looking for problems others have had and then when I read stories about other people having problems, I start looking for it on my coupe too. Even though, for the most part, the problems might not even exist but I find myself wondering about it while I drive my car. I guess I should stop browsing for the obscure problems and just enjoy my car more.
A good example of this is when I heard about the 2003-2004 G35 Coupe owners hearing clicking noise from their rear axle. As far as I can find, it only exists in the 2003-2004 model built before Feb 16, 2004 (according to the TSB). I own a G35 Coupe model 2005, which I just bought in July which I can't hear any sound but am constantly hearing slight noise when I shift into gear (which doesn't have anything to do with the rear axle problems). Is anyone else feeling this way? I do find helpful tips and mods on these forums too so it isn't a complete waste ;-) Happy Driving G35 Owners!
A good example of this is when I heard about the 2003-2004 G35 Coupe owners hearing clicking noise from their rear axle. As far as I can find, it only exists in the 2003-2004 model built before Feb 16, 2004 (according to the TSB). I own a G35 Coupe model 2005, which I just bought in July which I can't hear any sound but am constantly hearing slight noise when I shift into gear (which doesn't have anything to do with the rear axle problems). Is anyone else feeling this way? I do find helpful tips and mods on these forums too so it isn't a complete waste ;-) Happy Driving G35 Owners!
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Now that my car has so many nicks from rocks, I have totally relaxed about it in general. Every new chip or nick or swirl used to make me crazy. Now, I just keep it waxed and clean. Everything else is impossible to prevent anyway. Life is too short to waste time worrying about the car. I just enjoy the awesome ride.
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I just backed my muffler over a curb on saturday and because of this I will be trading it in. Just kidding. I was so upset my wife had to passify me like a baby... stroking my hair saying it's okay...
In the end it's only a car. Now seeing the first road rash on your children is something else!
In the end it's only a car. Now seeing the first road rash on your children is something else!