20 Most Recent 2003 Nissan 350Z - Page 8 Questions & Answers

you should be able to access the connector and bulb without removing headlight assembly. lift the hood and you should see the connector behind the headlight.

do you have alarm???? any thing running ????
if not, you have a short.

when you pull the brake have someone look under the car for the cable ,see if its broke if not ,pull the brake all the way,check the cable it should be tight,no slack,if its loose follow the cables to the back brakes youll see the adjusters on the cable,if this helps please vote me a fix ya,it shouldnt cost alot if your having the mechanic do it

Replace the bad motor?

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Its probably the motor for sunroof. Heat from sun is probably tripping the thermal protection breaker in motor. Only way to fix is replace it.

Turn off the traction control.

4 different O2 sensors in a 350Z,has it got stock exhaust or modified?

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Possible issues: too many to list Do you hear a clicking sound when you turn the key to "START"? If so, I'd say your battery is dead. Do any of your gauge lights, head lights, radio, etc. work just fine? If so, I'd guess you have a bad ignition, bad coil, or bad starter. Likely issues: Dead battery Bad coil Bad ignition switch Bad starter

Here are a few ideas to check out: is your key fob working? If not, it could be the battery in your key. Unfortunately, after you put in a new tiny battery, it will have to be reprogramed. Could your car battery have worn itself down from frequent alarms?

Hi joel, if you still need help with this get back to me. Cheers Greg.

peanut butter on a mouse trap works well

Could be a parasitic drain like the underhood light, trunk light, floor light, map light, etc. not turning off correctly, something left plugged in the cigarette lighter port, or just a very weak battery that is due to be replaced, or heavy corrosion on battery terminals, very dirty battery top causing cross voltage drain. Few things to check there.

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