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Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nissparts(m): 10:18pm On Oct 29, 2014
drumma:
@NISSPARTS... I was the one that called you earlier today asking you about fx35 shocks....

Anyways, I just picked an fx35 and I would like to go ahead with first servicing the car so I need the best recommended oil for servicing and also filter.... I also will have my mechanic check it out tomorrow cos the two front wheels are making some funny noise and will like to have useful advise on how to proceed with this ride and enjoy it the perfect way...

Gracias!

Recommended oil grade is 5w30.
You can call to get one
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 11:46pm On Oct 29, 2014
Thanks for your prompt response....... do you have any ideal make ?




nissparts:


Recommended oil grade is 5w30.
You can call to get one
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nyfemy(m): 5:40pm On Oct 30, 2014
aieromon:


I think I need to get myself a digital gauge. I spent ten minutes arguing with a vulcanizer over why my 17" tires should not be inflated to 45psi.

sorry this has nothing to do with tyre pressure, but, since its a nissan/infinity thread i might as well go for it. it has to do with the fact that am getting excessive, needless heat into the cabin of my 04 max SL. it doesnt matter what the weather is like, as soon as the car warms up the engine heat gets transferred into my glove box, the center tunnel and also from under -neath the steering wheel area. i have disconnected the heated seats thinking its part of the problem, but, no cigar, sir! i have always made sure to adjust the heating all the way down and also switched the vent controls to vent air from outside all to no avail. any of you folks experience this discomfiting situation as i avoid using my aircon frequently due to fuel consumption worries.
any pointers in the right direction appreciated.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 6:43pm On Oct 30, 2014
Pls any fx35 user who can hint on me the perfect oil filter for my servicing....

Nisspart hinted me to but 5W-30 oil but the attendant told me all they have is 0-40 Mobil 1. Can i still use that in the absence of the 5W-30 oil prescribed?
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by Joe980: 6:49pm On Oct 30, 2014
drumma:
Pls any fx35 user who can hint on me the perfect oil filter for my servicing....

Nisspart hinted me to but 5W-30 oil but the attendant told me all they have is 0-40 Mobil 1. Can i still use that in the absence of the 5W-30 oil prescribed?
Sir, why not purchase from nissparts if he sells. Besides, if attendant told you what they have; you can always go elsewhere in search of what your car works with. Note: Some specs don't joke with recommended oil.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nissparts(m): 7:25pm On Oct 30, 2014
nyfemy:


sorry this has nothing to do with tyre pressure, but, since its a nissan/infinity thread i might as well go for it. it has to do with the fact that am getting excessive, needless heat into the cabin of my 04 max SL. it doesnt matter what the weather is like, as soon as the car warms up the engine heat gets transferred into my glove box, the center tunnel and also from under -neath the steering wheel area. i have disconnected the heated seats thinking its part of the problem, but, no cigar, sir! i have always made sure to adjust the heating all the way down and also switched the vent controls to vent air from outside all to no avail. any of you folks experience this discomfiting situation as i avoid using my aircon frequently due to fuel consumption worries.
any pointers in the right direction appreciated.

Your catalytic converters are blocked. Next your engine will overheat, your ignition coils will go bad, and the vehicle will struggle to accelerate.....if you dont get it fixed now.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 9:40pm On Oct 30, 2014
@joe980 thanks I thought of that too but I was too tired to start looking for his shop at 6:00pm are you saying i can't use the one I bought ?

16,000 don burn be that ahahaha I can see nissparts strolling by whistling and smiling in an unknown tongue.


I asked him what make he didn't respond so i figured he didn't come on here today at all even my oil filter question still left un answered.

I miss luvinhubby sha.....






Joe980:
Sir, why not purchase from nissparts if he sells. Besides, if attendant told you what they have; you can always go elsewhere in search of what your car works with. Note: Some specs don't joke with recommended oil.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by Joe980: 9:49pm On Oct 30, 2014
@drumma... If you have not filled your engine with it, would advice you wait for his response. Most of the oils we use that ain't manufacturer's specs wears the engine. #16k ain't much a sacrifice to replacing an engine before it's life span.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nissparts(m): 5:19am On Oct 31, 2014
drumma:
@joe980 thanks I thought of that too but I was too tired to start looking for his shop at 6:00pm are you saying i can't use the one I bought ?

16,000 don burn be that ahahaha I can see nissparts strolling by whistling and smiling in an unknown tongue.


I asked him what make he didn't respond so i figured he didn't come on here today at all even my oil filter question still left un answered.

I miss luvinhubby sha.....







First, 0w40 is too thin but it wont damage ur engine. Worst case it will burn faster than it should.
2nd, you only need 4.7 litres and the Mobil 1 you bought comes in 1 litre bottles as well so u did not have to buy 2 gallons.
Is this your first vehicle??

*whistling*
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 8:31am On Oct 31, 2014
Thanks nissparts.... this aint my first car just dropped a 2007 honda accord to pick this fx35... and i never had any issues with servicing the honda because it was easier to get the Honda genuine oil..... can i come to you place this morning to pick up the servicing kits ? and can i POSSIBLY get to sell the 2 gallons of 0-40 oil i bought?

Will appreciate your prompt response so I can jet out of the house soon... as i wanna get it serviced before 12noon...


And stop blowing that whistle please....




nissparts:


First, 0w40 is too thin but it wont damage ur engine. Worst case it will burn faster than it should.
2nd, you only need 4.7 litres and the Mobil 1 you bought comes in 1 litre bottles as well so u did not have to buy 2 gallons.
Is this your first vehicle??

*whistling*
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 8:31am On Oct 31, 2014
Thanks bro..... he actually has a scheduled time for checking nairaland... don't mind him.... be there blowing whistle on me



Joe980:
@drumma... If you have not filled your engine with it, would advice you wait for his response. Most of the oils we use that ain't manufacturer's specs wears the engine. #16k ain't much a sacrifice to replacing an engine before it's life span.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nyfemy(m): 12:37pm On Oct 31, 2014
nissparts:


Your catalytic converters are blocked. Next your engine will overheat, your ignition coils will go bad, and the vehicle will struggle to accelerate.....if you dont get it fixed now.

so, what exactly does the fix entail in terms of parts and cost? are we talking about replacing ignition coils (i have had a misfire (DTC code 0300) for a while now), but, curiously no cat. converter-related codes as at the time of writing. engine idle is slightly erratic and exhaust output is steam-like i.e. water vapour. pardon my ignorance, but, is there any fool-proof way to test the operational efficiency of my cats? sorry to bug you with all these questions, but, its better to be safe than sorry, you will agree. thanks.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nissparts(m): 1:39pm On Oct 31, 2014
nyfemy:


so, what exactly does the fix entail in terms of parts and cost? are we talking about replacing ignition coils (i have had a misfire (DTC code 0300) for a while now), but, curiously no cat. converter-related codes as at the time of writing. engine idle is slightly erratic and exhaust output is steam-like i.e. water vapour. pardon my ignorance, but, is there any fool-proof way to test the operational efficiency of my cats? sorry to bug you with all these questions, but, its better to be safe than sorry, you will agree. thanks.

The bolded part above is why your catalysts are blocked.
Driving with multiple cylinders misfiring will block your catalysts with unburnt fuel.
Go through my thread explaining catalyst issues.
Have a mechanic remove whichever of your catalyst is easier and you will clearly see it clogged or even broken up.

A member here with the same vehicle had the same issue 2 months ago which was fixed at my place.
He may see this thread and chip in as well
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nyfemy(m): 5:12pm On Oct 31, 2014
nissparts:


The bolded part above is why your catalysts are blocked.
Driving with multiple cylinders misfiring will block your catalysts with unburnt fuel.
Go through my thread explaining catalyst issues.
Have a mechanic remove whichever of your catalyst is easier and you will clearly see it clogged or even broken up.

A member here with the same vehicle had the same issue 2 months ago which was fixed at my place.
He may see this thread and chip in as well


thanks a bunch for the info. will see if we can hook up this weekend, say, saturday. i believe you are some where on the mainland (akoka) if memory serves me right.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by edoyad(m): 5:48pm On Oct 31, 2014
Anyone know how much infinity G35 coupe, around 2006 would cost ?
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by Export1: 7:28pm On Oct 31, 2014
It will be interesting. The best fuel efficiency cars: (Nissan is on the 3rd place)

1. Toyota Prius Hybrid -- The most popular hybrid car on the road today, this sedan is roomy and comfortable, and average on performance.
2. Honda Civic Hybrid-- The Civic has Honda's sporty performance and handling, but is a bit lacking on acceleration. A very efficient car, but a bit small for families.
3. Nissan Altima Hybrid -- One of the largest hybrids because it's a mid-size sedan, but rear sea
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nissparts(m): 9:33pm On Oct 31, 2014
nyfemy:


thanks a bunch for the info. will see if we can hook up this weekend, say, saturday. i believe you are some where on the mainland (akoka) if memory serves me right.

Make sure you call first and prepare for a whole day job if we are going to take out the converters.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by nyfemy(m): 5:15pm On Nov 03, 2014
nissparts:


Make sure you call first and prepare for a whole day job if we are going to take out the converters.
allright, cool. will let you know before i come and see you.
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by rotecch77(m): 11:55am On Nov 07, 2014
Pls house help me out of this problem
I drives nissan frontier pickup 2000 model,I do change the brake pad every 2 weeks,I'm tired of this pls general house any solution to this ?
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by aieromon(m): 6:54am On Nov 08, 2014
rotecch77:
Pls house help me out of this problem
I drives nissan frontier pickup 2000 model,I do change the brake pad every 2 weeks,I'm tired of this pls general house any solution to this ?

The solution is to switch to quality brake pads. If you do use quality,then the brake system needs a proper diagnosis to ascertain what is wearing the pads at an alarming rate.

What type of brake pads do you use and how much do they cost?
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by rotecch77(m): 7:27pm On Nov 08, 2014
@aieromon,thanks for positive. Contribution I don't no the name of the brake pad my mechanic do use for me,but if you can recommend one I will be happy sir
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 9:25am On Nov 11, 2014
Hallo.....

I might have an issue with my FX35 , my service engine soon light stays on and I think i need help with that asap.... Any one here that can assist with the possible solution?
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by aieromon(m): 9:38am On Nov 11, 2014
drumma:
Hallo.....

I might have an issue with my FX35 , my service engine soon light stays on and I think i need help with that asap.... Any one here that can assist with the possible solution?


Have you scanned the car yet?
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by Simplesoul05(m): 10:06am On Nov 11, 2014
aieromon:


Have you scanned the car yet?


i scanned my nissan pathfinder 2003 and the code found translates as cylinder misfire and one fuel sensor error or sumfin. what should i do
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 11:16am On Nov 11, 2014
Yes @aieromon I did scan my car and I think the stuff started after I serviced the car... do you want me to post the result of the scan ?



aieromon:


Have you scanned the car yet?
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by aieromon(m): 11:41am On Nov 11, 2014
Simplesoul05:



i scanned my nissan pathfinder 2003 and the code found translates as cylinder misfire and one fuel sensor error or sumfin. what should i do

Check spark plugs and ignition coil
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by aieromon(m): 11:42am On Nov 11, 2014
drumma:
Yes @aieromon I did scan my car and I think the stuff started after I serviced the car... do you want me to post the result of the scan ?




Please do
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by igbalajobi: 1:24pm On Nov 11, 2014
I am buying a tokunbo car in the range of N1.5m and I like the look of Nissan Pathfinder. Can you please give me a review of the SUV from Naija point of view in terms of fuel consumption, ruggedness, maintenance cost, frequency of problems/faults, etc

Is there a better alternative of this same SUV build vehicle within the same price range but my choice is Nissan Pathfinder, so you can give a candid review and suggest the alternative if you think it's not worth it

Thanks
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 4:10pm On Nov 11, 2014
@aieromon.... please see see attached file per scan result in order of sequence....


aieromon:


Please do

Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by drumma(m): 4:12pm On Nov 11, 2014
I think i also need an infinity FX specialist...... I just tried going out to get fuel now and noticed my a/c wasn't working and i thought i just fixed it yesterday but by the time i got home the fan had stopped working.... any one to the rescue please...
Re: Official Nissan & Infiniti Thread by aieromon(m): 5:32pm On Nov 11, 2014
drumma:
I think i also need an infinity FX specialist...... I just tried going out to get fuel now and noticed my a/c wasn't working and i thought i just fixed it yesterday but by the time i got home the fan had stopped working.... any one to the rescue please...

http://nissanhelp.com/diy/obd_codes/p1815_infiniti.html

http://engine-codes.com/u1000_infiniti.html

You need to see a competent autoelectrician to check the connectors and ground wiring. The a/c fan should be checked as well.

I wonder why your baby is misbehaving.....

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