Hey all,

I've been experiencing an issue with my blower motor ever since the weather started to get cold. It's similar to what SiouxFalls describes here:

https://g35driver.com/forums/general...ermittent.html

Every time the temperature drops overnight, in the morning I get in the car, turn the car on, and the blower never works. Sometimes if I drive for about 15 minutes, turn the car off, and turn it back on, it works. Sometimes it doesn't, and it's very inconsistent. Once I had to drive 45 minutes with no heater, and it was close to 35 degrees outside!

I was taking a look through the FSM and it doesn't mention anything about replacing a relay, but for some previous gen and coupe owners, they said that they just had to replace the blower motor relay and their issue was fixed. However, I've been looking through all the online parts catalogs, and I've even contacted the local Infiniti dealer, and they can't find a blower motor relay available for a 2007 G35sedan. Sure enough, I looked at previous year, and I can find it no problem, but 2007 and newer sedans, can't find anything. I looked on the FSM, and a blower motor relay is on the panel diagram, but it does not list a part number for me to use when ordering.

Could anybody chime in with thoughts or ideas? Has anybody had this issue before?

 

took the relay out, indeed it's the same part number as the one siouxfalls used. 2523079942. same as the ignition relay according to the wiring diagram. ordered the part, will see if this works..

 

did u get the problem fixed if so where does the relay go?

 

Kelvin21-The relay is BEHIND the the panel of fuses where your pedals are..you have to take off the panel that's next to your left foot when sitting in car. And it exposes the panel and two screw on top part of it..unscrew these and panel should slide off rail guide and the two relays are on the back looks like a blue box with prongs

 

It looks like I have the same problem, once the screw was removed, the panel slides up to come out? Just trying to understand the safest way to remove it with out breaking something