2004 G35 Sedan with 38k miles... dealer says it needs rotors already?!
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Originally Posted by NickS
Is there a TSB on this? Isn't this a known issue with the sedan and coupe? Buddies car is JUST out of warranty and now the dealer tells him it's needed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
No TSB that I'm aware of. Brakes on the pre-2005s are a very well known and well documented issue. From all the things I've read here, 38K is actually above average.
Warranty covereage was extended through 3/36. Sounds like he's on his own.
Warranty covereage was extended through 3/36. Sounds like he's on his own.
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Brake wear on the 03 and 04 G's is a known issue and that's why the 36K mile warranty includes the brakes and rotors. If your friend's car has gone 38K without needing the pads and rotors replaced then they are damn lucky. Buy some good aftermarket ones that won't wear so much and be done with it.
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Originally Posted by BigSash
no i'm not you idiot, I read the thread, like I read most threads in the sedan forum. I have never looked at either you or your wife's public profile to see what threads you post/author.
I don't have a problem with either of you I think it is really sweet when ugly people find love with eachother and just settle.
I don't have a problem with either of you I think it is really sweet when ugly people find love with eachother and just settle.
Btw, the TSB use to be available. I had one printed for the dealer at one time 2 years ago. But now they actually have a warranty 3/36k on the brakes they decided to remove it so it seems.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ight=brake+tsb
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Originally Posted by G35_TX
Wow, broken 3 forum policy rules so far in this post Big Slash. Attacking Trey's wife on a continous basis is not a smart thing to do. You have done it on many posts of yours. I suggest you stop immediately.
Btw, the TSB use to be available. I had one printed for the dealer at one time 2 years ago. But now they actually have a warranty 3/36k on the brakes they decided to remove it so it seems.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ight=brake+tsb
Btw, the TSB use to be available. I had one printed for the dealer at one time 2 years ago. But now they actually have a warranty 3/36k on the brakes they decided to remove it so it seems.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ight=brake+tsb
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Originally Posted by RetAF
For some reason, many people seem to confuse a TSB with a warrenty action. `Taint so! I have seen TSB`s issued merely to correct a paragraph number or a page number. If the TSB has warrenty implications, it will say so, but most do not.
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Originally Posted by G35_TX
Wow, broken 3 forum policy rules so far in this post Big Slash. Attacking Trey's wife on a continous basis is not a smart thing to do. You have done it on many posts of yours. I suggest you stop immediately.
Btw, the TSB use to be available. I had one printed for the dealer at one time 2 years ago. But now they actually have a warranty 3/36k on the brakes they decided to remove it so it seems.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ight=brake+tsb
Btw, the TSB use to be available. I had one printed for the dealer at one time 2 years ago. But now they actually have a warranty 3/36k on the brakes they decided to remove it so it seems.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ight=brake+tsb