20 Most Recent 2005 Nissan 350Z - Page 3 Questions & Answers

The drain plug may need to be replaced, They could have damaged the threads or the gasket. It will leak and you not see it if the oil is leaking onto another part or when driving the wind is pushing the oil off that is leaking. Check out the drain plug.

under hood there is a fuse box the cover of it should show what is what test fuse with lights on or take out and look closely at it if that don't fix it look 4 a grownd coming off the light plug with a cheep test light you can test both if you need to know more how just ask

I don't think you can have it made at hardware store, you need to go to the dealer or a locksmith they are over a hundred dollars

try good old waxoyl instead,has worked for many cars over the years especially old rollers.

There could be many things to cause an engine to overheat. First off does the fan come on at the appropriate temp? do you see or hear them come on once the engine is in operating temps? Is there antifreeze in your system? is it low? has it leaked out? check the radiator resiviour for antifreeze and add if needed. There may be a sensor that is bad that might keep you fans from turning on. Best advice, take it to a reputable shop and have it scanned with a machine that can diagnose your exact problems($40-$80)

if your car was in a previous accidend the float in the gas tank could be stuck

Your rotors should be fine but it also depends on who turned the rotors and how they were done.Considering the dealer replaced the pads they probably used a metallic pad which have been known to be a noisy .Id suggest you have a repair shop resurface your rotors again and install some ceramic brake pads.

I would recommend ceramic brake pads. And slotted rotors. Ceramic brake pads are more expensive but, they will last longer and some come with a lifetime warranty. Also slotted rotors are more expensive but if you shop around you can find a good deal. They are slotted to keep them cooler. Which means quicker stopping and long life.

The radio power was hooked to an all-the-time hot wire instead of the accessory terminal on the ignition switch.

There is a service bullentin on this car on that circuit,contact the dealer.

as far as the gas gage goes you might need to replace the fuel senser thats inside the gas tank if this is to costly you can fill your tank up log how many miles your car goes per tank to help you keep trake of when you need to fill up again

check to see if oil filter is on tightly or if oil pan screw is tightly in place both these can case low oil pressure

Bad battery and or connections get it started and load test at Autozone for free

you may have a clutch problem. If it doesnt slip, I would keep driving it. 33k is awfully young to need a clutch unless its been abused...... The engine does NOT have to come out, I dont know who told you that BS???? its no different than any other rwd car.

It needs to be reset by the dealer or a shop with a scan tool.

take your car to the dealer right away. there is fault in the system.

I have been unable to come up with a filter part number, but before you rule it out call the dealer parts dept.

you could have a starter solenoid problem or an ignition problem.

an ignition problem would not likely to occur yet at 17,000 km. so a starter solenoid problem could be the culprit.

you have to bring down the starter and check the solenoid's terminal for loose or broken connection.

check also you battery terminal/cables...it may just be a simple case of dirty battery terminals...

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it more than likely is a bad solinoid my Chevy impala did the same and i also worked at a Nissan dealer and the odd Nissan came in with the same prob but if you have a murano than you might be looking at a new CVT transmission $$$

Hi,

To my knowledge, this is an indicator that any one of your tire(s) requires additional air. The PSI is pounds per square inch, the measurement for air pressure, in this case tire air pressure. Incidentally, the horseshoe is actually a cutaway view of a tire.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

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