Hey guys I own a g35 sedan s 2007 , my blinkers just stopped working, I checked every fuse I saw and they seem to be ok and it is not the bulbs because emergency lights still working but wont make that tic tic sound thanks

 

add more fuild to the tank

 

^ I don't want to sound like a noob here, but how does adding fluid to the tank make the sound come back on? Which fluid to what tank?

I seriously doubt it is a fluid issue. I looked it up in the Infiniti FSM and it seems to me the combination meter needs to be replaced. (I believe that means the gauge cluster where your turn signal arrows are.) It will not be a cheap repair if you go through the dealer. The part alone is $844. I have heard that you cannot get this done from a third party/used source because of the mileage issue. You will have to find a place that can program the correct mileage in the gauge cluster, or else you will have HUGE problems with your title down the line.

Feel free to read:
http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/G35/Seda..._Sedan/exl.pdf

Read from page 25 on. The diagram on page 25 is helpful.
If it isn't the gauge cluster, then your BCM is toast, which is also an expensive repair. It could also be your combination switch, or A/C amp. Just do a test on all these parts. If you aren't savvy, then take it to a mechanic.

 

Just turn your emergency lights on every time you wanna turn/switch lanes, and let people guess which way yer goin.

 

ima be childish and suggest trying this. its interchangeable with the blinkers

 

Just a tip get the 9006 version of this, you can use it for our fog lights as well.

 

I have the same car, same issue. How did you fix it?

 

Too late, you fell for it.

http://bit.ly/WCkz6w

 

Ugh V36

 

Maybe check the wiring

 

I have mechanics working on it, they are ordering the combination switch. He says they tested the relay and everything else is functioning so they think its the switch itself.

 

That's good to know. Didn't think those go out. I never had a problem w/ that issue

 

With labor how much did it cost you to switch out the combination switch?