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#1 of 40 Nissan 350Z Owners: Care & Maintenance by KarenS HOST Sep 08, 2003 (7:37 am)
Share your 350Z care/maintenance tips here. Replies to this message: rjohnsen (Dec 09, 2007 11:19 am) raidersix2002 (Feb 08, 2008 5:57 pm)
#3 of 40 Winter Storage by jaymcg Oct 05, 2003 (4:48 pm)
I live in CT and will be storing my 350Z Roadster in one of the unheated garages at my home. I am looking for insight from anyone who has previously stored a car over the winter. Cover It? Start it up once a month? Disconnect the battery? Trickle charge the battery? Oil the cylinders? Etc... Thanks for your help!
#4 of 40 Winter Storage by vonsudderth Oct 11, 2003 (11:47 pm)
If it were me I would start the car and run it until operating temperature once a week. Nissan has a smart computer that cuts power to non essential systems if the car is not run for a period of time. I think it is ten days. But, a car hates to be left and not run. When you run the car once a week I would cycle all of the goodies to include the airconditioner and all the electronics. If possible, I would get a space heater for the garage or you can purchase a space bag for your car. I have a friend in New Hampshire that stores his 70 GTO in a spacebag and it works for keeping the moisture down. The bag is clear plastic and you drive the car into it and then there is a small fan that keeps the bag inflated. That is, after you zip it up. Good luck with the storage. But, I would heat the garage.
#5 of 40 Cold Winter Storage by zzz350 Oct 31, 2003 (7:45 pm)
I recommend moving to California, winter storage is no problem. In fact, winter driving is a blast
#6 of 40 Care for Convertible Top by a350zlady Apr 16, 2005 (8:57 pm)
Hi, I' recently purchased an 2005 350Z Roadster. I live in California so the sun can be harsh on the convertible top. Does anyone have any suggestion on how it care for the top in the dry desert heat?? Currently I only rinse it with water when I wash my car. I don't use any soap on it.   Thanks
#7 of 40 2005 350Z Roadster Interior by a350zlady Apr 18, 2005 (8:24 pm)
Hi, Does anyone know if it's alright to use Armor All the interior of? the dash, doors etc? Or should I use a different product??   Thanks   Replies to this message: fish8 (Apr 19, 2005 4:07 am) 3fidday (Sep 19, 2005 5:36 pm) qbrozen (Sep 20, 2005 7:38 am) 3fidday (Sep 20, 2005 9:38 pm) and 1 more... jjmang (Apr 22, 2006 5:54 pm)
#8 of 40 Re: 2005 350Z Roadster Interior [a350zlady] by fish8 Apr 19, 2005 (4:07 am)
Replying to: a350zlady (Apr 18, 2005 8:24 pm) I think Armor All is safe for your interior. There are many people out there who say AA will dry and crack your dash, but from the research I have done their formula has changed and it will NOT dry or crack your interior dash. I actually emailed AA directly and, of course, they state their product will not harm your car. But, many people do not like the shiny affect AA has on their dash. Some say it causes a bad reflection. I use a damp cloth (spray detailer) and just wipe down the dash. I think Meguiars just came out with a new prodcut which cleans ALL interior surfaces. I am not sure it protects the surfaces or just cleans. I have not used this product yet.
#9 of 40 350Z Lubrication Points (No Grease Zerks) by netsukeman Apr 20, 2005 (9:17 am)
I recently purchased a 2004 Nissan 350Z. When I went in for first Lube, Oil, & Filter I was told the vehicle had NO Grease zerts to lube the suspension and stearing parts. I was told that the replacement parts (once the origional parts wore out) came with grease fittings, but that the Factory put no grease points on the origional parts. This seems crazy to me. Anyone got an answer, or explaination for this? Any alternative to waiting while your car parts wear out from lack of lubrication? Replies to this message: qbrozen (Apr 20, 2005 11:56 am)
#10 of 40 Re: 350Z Lubrication Points (No Grease Zerks) [netsukeman] by qbrozen Apr 20, 2005 (11:56 am)
Replying to: netsukeman (Apr 20, 2005 9:17 am) this is extremely common on cars these days. Grease fittings are becoming rather rare, to my knowledge, as a matter of fact. I believe my mom's '98 Trooper has them, but none of my last 6 or 7 cars built in the 90s and later have had any.

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