I'm not sure... I'd have to look through my maintenance records and see if there is a receipt. I can’t even remember if I bought anything else at the time or had any service when I bought it - if not I would not have kept the receipt. If you know the area I mentioned in the post, just take your car to dealer and show that piece to the service department or parts department, they will be able to look it up. I showed them what I wanted and they had it in stock right then.

Sorry that’s probably not the answer you wanted... if you aren’t sure what part I am referring to or can’t get your dealer to sell it to you (for whatever reason) let me know and I will dig through my records to see if I can drum up a part number.

 

good stuff

 

good diy

 

looks sick

 

More time under the hood.

 

Excellent!!!!! Thank.

 

Thanks Andy!

I spent a half hour looking and trying to fit the cover. Then the light bulb went off to do a search for a DIY. Great Job! Another half hour and I'm done!

Bob

 

mine looks dif =0(

i have the guide lines on my battery cover where the rubber would atttach to, do i have to cut all that off so it sits flush inside the firewall or ...

 

You're quite welcome. Glad that the DIY was of benefit to you. Enjoy!

 

Scootch . . . I have seen the cover installed in various ways. My original thought was to cut the firewalls' sheetmetal a bit to get the cover to sit flush. However, I didn't want to do something that permanent. Soooo, I decided to cut the door itself and make it sit flush to the inside of the firewall. Heck, the way I saw it, the worst case scenario would be that I get a new door . . . Rather than hack up my car.

 

thx man i cut the battery cover to fit properly and it looks great, but my car no longer looks like this teaser pix soon



Joe

 

very nice i need one...

 

THIS SHOULD WORK WITH A SEDAN AS WELL ??

WHERE DO I FIND THIS chad@infinitispecialists

 

yes...you can get it from riverside infiniti but chad no longer works there

 

Thnx Hero ..