20 Most Recent 2004 Infiniti FX35 - Page 4 Questions & Answers

You will need to have the system computer control module scanned to see what the problem is. It may not have anything to do with the security system, that is why the scan is numeral uno to diagnose the problem..

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You should replace :-

1. Spark plug
2. Oil filter, Engine
3. Engine oil
4. Cabin air filter

You should rotate :-

1. Tires

You should inspect :-

1. Brakes and traction control
2. Drive/propeller shaft
3. Constant velocity joint boot
4. Drive belt
5. Fluid - A/T
6. Fluid - Transfer case
7. Fluid - Differential

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All three lights came on at the same time while I was driving last month. The dealer said it was the sensors. Had them replaced for about $750

Check out and/or replace all fuses or try checking with Infiniti dealer...

You need to reprogramm this misplace ignition key using suitable diagnostic equipment connected to the data link connector of the car. This is the only way to solve the problem. Ask for key reprogramming at an Infiniti dealer or at a garage workshop.

it will have to be programed by a dealer

You need to make sure the battery is good. If you see moisture spots around the battery, it may be leaking. Did you leave a light on? Were the lights inside and out dimming before this happened?

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Click on the link below to download the Infinity FX35 owners manual, Inside this manual will show you what VSO means:

http://www.infiniti-techinfo.com/deptog.aspx?dept_id=58

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Sounds like you have something pulling the battery down. Is the radio still factory? If not my first suspect is an after market radio. If all is still factory, no radio, no alarm system, no back seat chargers, dvd players. Your alternator may be the cause, alternators have diodes that can cause a "leak" or a small draw on the battery. If you have a volt/amp meter you may be able find this. If not take the car to auto parts store where they can remove the positive cable and read the amp pull, in between the battery post and the cable end. You will have a very small amount due to the radio clock. but if your reading is in the 1 - 3 amps that is too much and causing the batt. to go dead after 3 days. Disconnect the largest wire on the alt. and read the amps again, if it has gone down and reads normal, that is the alternator diodes leaking, and shes bad. Hope this fixya up.

they sell repair manuals at book stores, auto parts stores, and on eBay. if you can afford gas you can afford a repair book on CD. that way you have help on this and future crises.

Hi there,

Well, can you provide the model and serial numbers of the radio unit. First thing to do is to find the main power wires. Do any of the wires match the schematics description of the ignition input, battery power input or negative/ground? the battery power is usually red, orange. the ignition input is usually yellow or pink. and the ground is usually brown or black. these wires are usually solid colors and should be thicker than the others. Are you able to tell where the inputs for these are on the unit? Do you know if the radio is tied into the security system?

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