I just got my car back from the dealership. There was a clicking noise on my back right suspension. I got a call back from the service manager. He said that For some reason there is a clicking noise that happens on alot of G35's in between 10,000-15,000 miles. He said it is of no concern but they cannt replace the suspension because it could just make clicking noise in another 10,000 miles. They said Infiniti is investigating this and will get back once they have a solution. NO TSB HAS BEEN PUT OUT ON THIS, but the manager said there will be soon. Just giving you guys a heads up.

Thanks - Joey Avino

 

my car has been doing this recently (about 20,000 miles). to me it sounds like the main axle nuts have worked a little loose and need retorqued. i haven't taken my car in to be checked yet, but that's what I'm going to ask them to do. i've already retorqued the wheel nuts, but that didn't help.

 

I had my front brakes redone by the dealer. When I got my car back, it had this clicking sound coming from the left front wheel area.
The dealer couldn't determine the source, so I'm living with it, but it is a real distraction.
Please keep this forum posted if you hear of a solution.

 

go to www.350zforum.com and look under the tech and you will see the memo on clunk noise.

 

there is a TSB at the dealer, i got mine fixed like 3 weeks ago... they replaced the rear ball bearings and hub center...

cost the dealer around 1200 bucks i think...

its a special order part... so schedule an appointment

 

jason/malx, can you guys describe the suspension problem in more details ? Does it happen all the time ? or only when the car goes over bumps ?
Has your problem been resolved with the fix ?
Thanks

 

I had clicking coming from my rear axle....the dealer is changing the whole back axle next week. free of charge ..

 

Do you know the TSB number?

 

i started gettin' the clickin' after i installed my tein basics. i guess it's good luck tryin' to get this TSB fix now, eh the clicks only happened during the bumps though.

 

it sounds like its probably your rear axles. I had the same problem and the dealership just replaced them. Hopefully they dont say it was caused by your coilovers

 

I just had this done last week. The cv joints in the read axles are the culprits. Think of the sounds a front drive car makes when the cv joints go out. You notice it mostly in first and second gear (manual anyway) when accelerating and decelerating. When in doubt, pull into a parking garage and put down the windows and listen. Doesn't take hard acceleration. It was fixed under warranty and does require the dealership to order parts.

 

I have the same problem with my sedan. I initially thought it was the traction control module or something powering on. My car is lowered, will dealer give me trouble over this? have any of you taken to the dealer with your cars lowered?

 

i've taken my car to the dealer for oil changes while my car was lowered, and they never said anything about it. now takin' it in for suspension trouble, well...........that's a different story i guess. i don't think i'm even going to try.

 

I have the same problem...At first I thought it was my exhaust that I had just installed...but the dealer says that the rear axle just needs to be lubricated...they claim its not a big problem

 

Well I am dropping mine off tommorrow night for this same issue that you guys are having with the rear end noise. I heard it when I am parking for work in a parking garage. I will let you know what my outcome is.