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I think it highly unlikely bud. Even under warranty they try to wrangle out of a proper replacement with a regrease( which then failed again 3months out of warranty)

If the zed has an upto date service history a P1 with new spark plugs. Mine is an 05 too and in for the same this year. P1, P2, P1, P3 and back to P1 on year 5. Ps I went for a P2 not P3 last year coz as said by others the service sheet shows no difference on the zed between P2/P3

Apologies if it is a repost http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uLECuGK ... r_embedded

Don't know why the apologies using the camera phone. I think the pics and colours still great

those last pics make it look as if your zed is brand new

Lovely backdrop. Bet you had a blast driving there and back

Spotted a spotless white 370Z being parked very carefully by a loving owner. Also a parked up Azure 350z. Both were very clean examples. Was in the wife's car so didn't wave to the white zed for fear of looking

After 3yrs CD was skipping. Used cassette adaptor for 2yrs. Now the cassette does same as yours. Tried everything, and 2 different adaptors BOSE NOW IN THE BIN New DAB unit installed yesturday

Zmanalex recommends a Varta blue top. About £65 from a motorfactors. DUE to buy one myself next week.

Lockwood and Greenwood Audenshaw Road Audenshaw Manchester M34 5PT 0161 301 5000 Ex Nissan garage, family run, now independant. Still get a Nissan stamp in your service book too

Good job as always Can you reccommend a bug and tar remover other than Tardis(only available in mahoosive cans ) Bleedin greenflies seem to be attracted to the black roof of our mini. In the evenings they try to "mate" with their reflections, get stuck when condensation appears and die stuck there. Then the hot sun melts and bonds them on

Many thanks to MattG for recommending Tim at Trilogy in Stalybridge/Manchester Wanted to bin the Bose for ages but feared taking the zed to a place that had no "ZED EXPERIENCE". Went to Trilogy today having ordered all the relavent accessories listed in the guide. Even brought a printout off the ICE guide in case Tim forgot how to work on the zed My fears were unfounded as he started dismantling the dash/installing so smoothly and efficiently as if he'd done hundreds of zeds. Took him about an hour including some soldering to hook up the steering wheel adaptor as the unit INCARTEC sent wasn't plug and play DAB unit works a treat. Reception is A1 in Manchester. Windscreen mounted DAB aeriel is visable but discreet but a small price to pay to recieve BBC1Xtra and CHOICE BOSE IS GONE

Almost overlooked this thread Got my vote in

Love the first 2 pics. Paint is "ON FIRE" Bumper looks more aggressive too

If you haven't decided on a colour by 18 July, pop down to the Manchester Krispy Kreme's meet to see different colours in the flesh and say hello viewtopic.php?f=86&t=36793

Black gets from me

You make "maintenance and repair" work so simple. Very envious of your skills

Lovely transformation Thanks for sharing. Most friends don't understand the buzz I get from a good detailing session. I can only describe it to them as getting that new car feeling but they still find it abnormal. Maybe I'll show them your transformation to win the arguement

Happy birthday! An easy date for of to remember in future coz it's my dad's birthday too. Post up if you treated yourself to anything interesting/zed related.

Another cause i found was the plastic trim around the tools rubbing against the spare wheel coz I didn't put things back properly

Had to see it to believe it

Pics an old one before I fitted the rear LEDS but one of my little compact cameras better efforts.

1. Clicky axles 2. Boot struts 3. Tailgate "double click" syndrome 4. Corrosion level at flange between back box and mid pipe Other niggles in the guides section but all minor

I lurrrv the interior of the 370z. A huge leap ahead of the 350z. Happy hunting

Well done on your purchase Had many visits to Manchester eye hospital few years back Whilst there injuries i saw were from seamingly harmless events like snapping some bramble and a splinter flying into the eye. Most common is actually babies accidently scratching parents eyeballs. Scariest thing was waiting to see the consultant and the guy before me breaking down in tears being led out of the office with his head burried in his hands ........then being called in "NEXT PLEASE" . Thought I was gonna lose my eye.