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14 messages, Last post on Jul 10, 2009 at 10:05 AM
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| This is the 4th time I have taken the car into the dealer to have this looked at the car has 36,000. miles on it. When you start the car and switch from Park to drive or reverse, the rear end of the car has a clicking sound. I thought it was U- joints or the pennon (spelling). The dealer took it the first time and said the linkage was loose in the rear. Got it home same problem. 2nd trip. They replaced the trainy. (so they say) 3rd trip, the slid the shafts out and re greased everything. 4th response, they told me it was part of the ABS system making the noise. Whatever. I ask him if I get in a new Z and place the car into gear will it make the same noise, he said no, it doesn't have the dame mileage as mine. I said that means the car has a problem and he needs to fix it. Anyone have any advice for me? | |
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Replying to: heronm (Apr 26, 2006 6:06 am) |
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Replying to: heronm (Apr 26, 2006 6:06 am)
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Replying to: bajapanty350z (Sep 03, 2006 9:23 am) |
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My girlfriend's 350z is exhibiting these same symptoms. I performed the following steps and came up with solution at end of this posting. - raised entire rear end of car on jack stands - asked girlfriend to depress brake pedal, place car into drive: lightly press accelerator, hear clicking. shift to reverse: press gas, hear clicking. shift to drive: press gas, hear clicking. repeat. Each time changed from drive to reverse the clicking noise was audible. I removed wheel from each rear wheel, watching the brake rotors v/s hub while performing the above steps. The brake rotor has approximately 1.5mm of play on the lug studs with wheel installed/un-installed and using a mechanics stethoscope I pinpointed the fact that this is the source of 'clicking noise' on our 350z. **Update** Nissan has released a TSB seen here: http://www.nissanhelp.com/Ownership/Bulletins/Nissan/2004/NTB04-065.htm">link title Applying grease to driveshaft? Guess I won't know it until I've tried it... EdV |
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Hello all, I bought my 2006 350Z touring roadster in Nov 2005. I have been very happy with this car up until now. For the past two months, every time I pull into my driveway, I can hear a rumbling noise in the back of the car for a few seconds. The way I pull into my driveway is like this. As the car approaches the driveway, I slow down enough to almost a complete stop, and put it back in first gear as I turn into the driveway. Then I slowly accelerate while in first gear to make it over the curb. My driveway is on a bit of a downward incline. As soon as the front of the car makes it past the sidewalk, I can hear the low rumbling noise in the back. At this point the car is rolling on a downward incline in first gear. It appears that the rumbling noise is only heard while in first gear and on a downward incline. No noise while backing out of the driveway in reverse gear. Took it to Nissan dealer but they could not replicate the noise. The mechanic found the tire changing kit not strapped down and blame it for the noise problem. But I can produce the noise consistently at home, even with the tire changing kit strapped down. The spare tire is also tightly strapped down. If anyone knows what is causing the rumbling noise please let me know. You can send me an email at simonlnguyenyahoo.com. Many thanks in advance.
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Replying to: cantgo55 (Jul 28, 2007 4:51 am)
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Replying to: dat2 (Jul 30, 2007 2:14 pm) |
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dat2, I turned off TCS and it appears that the noise went away. I turned on TCS and also did not hear the noise again. So it is possible that turn TCS off and on reset something? Thanks a lot for your help.
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Replying to: cantgo55 (Aug 01, 2007 2:11 pm) |
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