2006 G35 Infiniti. Binding at very low speed when wheel turn.

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When you disconnect connectors under the dash, you are likely to cause issues with the anti theft system, when you disconnect the battery, you DEFINITELY do. Now you need to reset the security system. Is the anti theft light on solid?

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Or you get an auto electrician to diagnose with a professional grade scan tool computer.

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It is on the transmission.

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It's the anti-sway bar endlinks. My '06 g35x has the same symptoms - clunking at low speeds, varying from which side of the car the noise comes from as to which side of the car is hitting bumps in the road surface. EASY to replace yourself with the front end on jack stand, and you don't even need to remove the underbody plastic panel, so it's quicker than an oil change. To verify this is the problem before you order the parts (which are about $100 for the x, as it's a different part altogether than the endlinks on the RWD sedans or coupes, so be careful when ordering), just remove the current endlinks and take a test drive - don't worry about removing the whole sway bar, just the links at the ends of the bar). If this is the case, you will not hear the clunking any more. I do not recommend driving like this for any distance, as the car will become tail happy and your sway bar ends could point towards the ground while left unsupported and become damaged.

Sounds like this might be a brake fluid leak or power steering fluid leak if its coming from the right wheel. Inspect your fluid levels on the car, this should give you an insight on what is running low on fluid and should lead you to the problem.

Could be many things, first thing i would check is steering pump. (When your sitting there stopped, turn your wheel and listin for a wining noise, if its really wine-y while your in the process or turning it, it could be low on power steering fluid, or your pump could be dying.) Other then that, you would need to get your steering wheel linkage checked, down to the connection to the wheels. (I dont know as much about the mechanical parts (ie. steering rod, tie rod, blah blah blah) since i only learn from past experience..
Good Luck!

if the noise gets louder as teh car gets faster(wheels turn faster) evenwith the car rolling down a hill it is the wheel bearings,get them replaced have to listen if front or rear

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