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Feb 12, 2018 | 07:41 PM

#46

FreshLikeAG

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From: Tampa, Fl

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Originally Posted by Scorpi0

Its most likely still good tho....no?

Yes. I didn't replace it last time. But if I knew the next time I was removing that screw I would order an o-ring

Mar 22, 2018 | 05:39 PM

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Samuel Kwok

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Does the skid plate have an access opening or do I have to remove the skid plate?

Update: Yes it does.

Last edited by Samuel Kwok; Mar 28, 2018 at 05:33 PM.

Apr 2, 2018 | 09:33 PM

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03ncleosedan

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From: Formerly Tri-State Area, Currently NC

2007 G35 Sedan temperature gauge starting to creep to H.

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Originally Posted by Q8y_drifter

Bleeder valve on the 2nd gen is actually on the driver's side between the engine and master cylinder compartment. Make sure you bleed it properly as these cars are harder than others when it comes to getting all the air out. Make sure you get new rubber o-rings for the bleeder and the drain plug. I would also get a new radiator cap while I'm at it.

I'm glad I found this because I went looking for it on the passenger side of my 07 like my 03 and it looked like the hose was bypassed with just a 2 way fitting. I will look for it on the driver side tomorrow when the light is more plentiful. Started seeing the temp gauge rise up a little higher than I care to see. NC weather is getting hotter and it appears to be bringing out hidden imperfections in the coolant system. Diagnosing my fans right now as they do not seem to kick on when I'm in traffic. Not good.