mbw100

I've had the car 3 months and done 1500 miles.... Serviced last October at 38k

Two holes in the block, don't know where exactly. Metal that should be inside the engine on the under tray when they took it off. I haven't actually seen the car since 1am on Sunday morning.

Second the Cobra vote, and CS

Sad times, my 57 plate 350 with 41k miles on the clock went bang on Saturday. Full Nissan service history. I'm talking with Nissan corporate pending an investigation.

Has anyone else had similar? Had any joy from Nissan on assistance with goodwill replacement/repair?

Any advice gratefully received.

Words of dealer 'catastrophic engine failure' 'never seen anything like it except on a heavily track modified gtr'.

Ok recorded fault code is P0305 01/01 which by looking at the fault codes on here seems to be an engine misfire. Should I be worried? Or just clear the recorded fault and carry on? Engine light still off.

Well, light has misteriously dissapeared and idle returned to 750rpm last night with no intervention... Code reader should have been delivered today and am guessing it will be stored on the ECU somewhere anyway so I can see what happened.

hmmm doesn't sound like Nissan in Warwick is to good. That's me off to CS again then with the new purchase!

Hi all,

Just joined the 350 club and unfortunately today started the car and engine management light has come on and stayed on. I've ordered one of the code readers off Amazon to get the code before reset and instead of the pedal dance. The cars a 57 plate HR2 with 41k miles, serviced only 3000 miles ago.

Can't give any more info at the moment. As I've only just bought the car a month ago, I can't tell whether its running any different, sounds fine. Only change since the light came on is it idles at 1000rpm as opposed to 750rpm before. Also immediately after purchase I had a Cobra exhaust fitted at Cougar Store in Leicester. Going to give them a call tomorrow for advice; similar issues on other cars etc.. Top of the suspect list from reading on here is O2 sensors but we shall see.

Bye for now!

Matt