20 Most Recent 2003 Nissan 350Z - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Because the reason it slipped is it has stretched out beyond service limit.Setting it back would only allow it to slip again.

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if its not the wiring, it may be the fuses...check all your fuses

If it is front wheel drive, it may be the C-V axle joints . Does it get louder when you turn? If so you may need to grease them .Depending on the make , there should be a grease fitting. If it keeps doing it they need to be replaced . You don't want them to break while you are driving.

replace the battery in the fob

CHECK THE REAR LEFT HINGE .OPEN THE WIRE HARNESS AND CHECK FOR A BROKEN WIRE OR WIRES

I also have a 350z...what exactly are you drying to do?

replace the bulb.  Then check the connector.

is a check engine light on?

try Nissan.com

different tires, same rims.

manually tune in new stations and hold the preset button until it's in the memory

does you car have HED lighting system?

This is a Hydrolic System ,thus there is no Adjustment for what you discribe, You will need a New Clutch Assemble. I Recomend replacing ALL Clutch Parts while Trans is out. Uncluding All the Parts Listed Reliece Bearing, Clutch Disc, Pressure plate,And Renew Slave Cylinder FLUID.

It is a timing chain, and 100,000 miles is a good time to change it.

you have a fuse box under the hood..........located behind your battery.......you have to take battery out to get to it....fuse out

A clutch is usually adjusted from underneath the car if it's a mechanical clutch.

Your comment that there is very little play at the top indicates an improperly adjusted clutch. You should have about 1/2 - 3/4 inch of play before feeling the clutch in the pedal.

It needs to be changed before 160,000 miles.