Random Little Question Thread
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#2687
#2688
Jack Tool and Lug Wrench??
New (about 2 months) owner of a 2006 G35x, hoping I am posting this in the right section. Here it goes:
Went to change the rear brake pads on my G today at my inlaw's (they have any tool I would ever need). Went to get the lug wrench/tire iron or whatever you want to call it from the trunk of the car and it wasn't there. My question is where would be the best bet to order a replacement tools, I have the jack, I just need the jack tool (the one used to raise and lower the jack) and the tire iron/lug wrench.
I bought the car used and am a little peeved that these were missing, would have really been upset if I would have had a flat and no tools to get the tire off with.
Went to change the rear brake pads on my G today at my inlaw's (they have any tool I would ever need). Went to get the lug wrench/tire iron or whatever you want to call it from the trunk of the car and it wasn't there. My question is where would be the best bet to order a replacement tools, I have the jack, I just need the jack tool (the one used to raise and lower the jack) and the tire iron/lug wrench.
I bought the car used and am a little peeved that these were missing, would have really been upset if I would have had a flat and no tools to get the tire off with.
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^Welcome to driver ![thewave](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/th_wave.gif)
Look on the bright side. Better to find out about that now, than some night in the pouring rain, snow or sleet on the side of the road, out of town, with a flat.... because that's usually the way that stuff goes!![Bowrofl](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/bowrofl.gif)
I'm not sure you would be able to order that one tool by itself. You might check http://www.infinitipartsonline.com I've had good success with them in the past.
You can also send a PM to RICK@riversideinfiniti or Tim@Grubbs
If it's too expensive, or they will only sell it as the entire jack, your next best resources would be junkyards, eBay and craigslist.
![thewave](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/th_wave.gif)
Look on the bright side. Better to find out about that now, than some night in the pouring rain, snow or sleet on the side of the road, out of town, with a flat.... because that's usually the way that stuff goes!
![Bowrofl](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/bowrofl.gif)
I'm not sure you would be able to order that one tool by itself. You might check http://www.infinitipartsonline.com I've had good success with them in the past.
You can also send a PM to RICK@riversideinfiniti or Tim@Grubbs
If it's too expensive, or they will only sell it as the entire jack, your next best resources would be junkyards, eBay and craigslist.
Last edited by NFSP G35; 01-22-2011 at 07:51 PM.
#2690
New (about 2 months) owner of a 2006 G35x, hoping I am posting this in the right section. Here it goes:
Went to change the rear brake pads on my G today at my inlaw's (they have any tool I would ever need). Went to get the lug wrench/tire iron or whatever you want to call it from the trunk of the car and it wasn't there. My question is where would be the best bet to order a replacement tools, I have the jack, I just need the jack tool (the one used to raise and lower the jack) and the tire iron/lug wrench.
I bought the car used and am a little peeved that these were missing, would have really been upset if I would have had a flat and no tools to get the tire off with.
Went to change the rear brake pads on my G today at my inlaw's (they have any tool I would ever need). Went to get the lug wrench/tire iron or whatever you want to call it from the trunk of the car and it wasn't there. My question is where would be the best bet to order a replacement tools, I have the jack, I just need the jack tool (the one used to raise and lower the jack) and the tire iron/lug wrench.
I bought the car used and am a little peeved that these were missing, would have really been upset if I would have had a flat and no tools to get the tire off with.
#2696
Thanks for the pic, but as I said, mine is the Type A set up from the manual, with a bag sitting next to the spare. The foam spacers under the carpet do not have cutouts in them for the tools. I already PM'd Riverside, hopefully they can help out.
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