Light in Glove BoX!!
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03-30-2006, 04:21 PM
Originally Posted by kidtronix
Perfect solution if you never want to be able to see anything in the dark. Whatever floats your boat I guess.
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02-01-2007, 08:53 AM
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this is totally not normal, and infiniti knows about it. read my other post here...https://g35driver.com/forums/tsb-technical-bulletins/135886-glove-box-gap.html
then take your cars back to the dealer so they can fix it
then take your cars back to the dealer so they can fix it
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#21
02-01-2007, 09:40 AM
Originally Posted by kidtronix
SOLUTION:
It IS normal. Buy some self-adhering foam weather stripping tape that you'd use on your storm door at home. Choose a density that you believe will be sufficient to better seal the opening and cut to size (there are dozens of thicknesses).
I had to do this for my glove box because my seat is all the way back and the light peeks from inside just enough to annoy me. A 0.50"x0.50" foam piece the length of the width of the glovebox solved the problem in 30 seconds. Peel of the backing and stick it in place...and it looks factory, and its graphite colored too so it seamlessly blends in
Where's the ingenuity in this forum?! Hit Home Depot or Lowe's and fix it!
It IS normal. Buy some self-adhering foam weather stripping tape that you'd use on your storm door at home. Choose a density that you believe will be sufficient to better seal the opening and cut to size (there are dozens of thicknesses).
I had to do this for my glove box because my seat is all the way back and the light peeks from inside just enough to annoy me. A 0.50"x0.50" foam piece the length of the width of the glovebox solved the problem in 30 seconds. Peel of the backing and stick it in place...and it looks factory, and its graphite colored too so it seamlessly blends in
Where's the ingenuity in this forum?! Hit Home Depot or Lowe's and fix it!
No more glove box switch...the light comes on and stays on as long as the headlight switch is turned on to parking or headlights.
You'll have to seal the door better or just take the light out.
C.
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02-01-2007, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by g35sammy
everyone i just got g35coupe, 06 model. the light in the glovebox is always on even after i close it, i can see the light through the crack, anyone else have this problem? is there a TSB on this? thanks !
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Originally Posted by AAClaire420
Yes there is a TSB on this
I have the same problem, but i dont wanna risk the dealership screwing up my car anymore then they already have, so I think I will just deal with it for now
They are just supposed to tighten the latch on it or whateverz I guess
I have the same problem, but i dont wanna risk the dealership screwing up my car anymore then they already have, so I think I will just deal with it for now
They are just supposed to tighten the latch on it or whateverz I guess
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