Hi all I have a 2004 350z that is twin turbo that is unfortunately blowing out of the driver side exhaust manifold gasket, is there any garages/specialists westmidlands ways that anyone can recommend to sort it out.
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Couple of days back i noticed a misfire on the car when the car was hot. During the misfire the smell of fuel was incredibly potent. If I let the car cool down, it goes away. No eml.was illuminated. It was suggested that I try unplugging the maf and running the car again, this did not seem to make any difference other than illuminated the eml. Left if for a day, arranged recovery, during recovery the car was code scanned and showed: Air mass and temp i understand are part of the same and a result of me unplugging. Cylinder 3 misfire I suspect coil pack. Now, i thought ill swap coil 1 and 3 nusg to see if the fault follows but now the car refuses to give me an error code? Despite trying 3 different scanners from cheap home Bluetooth to professional equipment. So i cant actually see if the fault moved. Whats the chances a coil fixes this? What else could it be? How can I get the car to spit a code at me...
My concern was the PS pump, pretty sure it's not tyres, I know that rubber-rised squeal sound well lol!
Nissan have, or had in the 00s, 3 engineering centres, one in UK (Cranfield) one in Japan, one in the US. Development was a collaboration but each NTC tailored the models to their markets (as well as handling things like regional regulations). I'm going to guess that's still how they work.
Interesting, they have better roads although they use more concrete. Is it just the market demands for comfortability? Expect Japanese spec would ride different. Especially the Nismo.
You can visibly see the suspension is soft and floaty before he even gets to the first corner. My 370z with stock suspension was way better than that, the air ride it's on now with adjustable bound rebound is on a different planet. Like I say, when I worked for PAG, BMW etc in the 90s and 00s it was standard to soften the US vehicles in comparison to UK/EU vehicles.
I saw this on the comments. Its specced as a soft GT. So is that the sport spec not performance model? Either way its Neeesan. I expect the current company has no real direction.
Had to take a pic of this, really don't think I could put a tent on the roof a classic Skyline
I was actually looking around the 400 Nismo at GTR fest the other week, and its certainly nothing to shout about. I would go as far as saying,I like the seats, that's about it, didn't even bother talking pic
I wonder if anyone thought to check that the transit spring clamp things had been removed 😂
I got mine from Amayama because I couldn't find the dimensions anywhere but I measured it, I'd look for cotter pins assortment kit but make sure it's stainless steel and not plated, looks like M5 x 40mm apart from the short leg being bit shorter than the standard dimensions
True, but the 370 Nismo was stiffer in the US than in the UK oddly. Sometimes, you have to wonder if all this tinkering that Nissan do is done by the work experience boy on a Friday afternoon.
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