Richy

I would go back to the main dealer that serviced it.

Thought I'd bump this since its tomorrow , I'll be there in my white 370z

I am going to the football tomorrow. Perhaps I could leave my 370 with you to look after while at the match.

I went last year and it was a cracking day out. Fully recommend this one.

 

Lucky to be invited as a guest of the Help For Heroes charity, and we had a prime spot right beside the commentators. Great for watching the cars, but a bit close to the low level fly-pasts.

 

May well be up for another visit, and will check tonight if my daughter fancies it.

My two year old 1.6 Capri cost me £1700 in 1978. Took me five years to pay off the loan from memory.

Could it be that the car realises what your doing... and refuses to put the clubs back in the boot? jk lol

I have enough moans from HID about playing too much golf, without the Z turning on me.

Could it be the battery in the remote dying? Ie the car not thinking the key is there?

Not had it myself but just a thought?

key fob battery would be my thought too

I will start using the second key and see if the problem persists. Not sure how long key batteries last, but car is only 18 months old, and I never use the remote, rather the external lock openers.

 

Thanks for the replies.

Last couple of times I have parked up my Z, I have come back and it will not open. I play a lot of golf, so open and lock the car on the boot lock a lot. Today it would not open on the door or boot locks, and the remote didn't work either. Eventually got it to open, not sure which frantic push, zap etc worked.

 

Anyone has similar problems ? I will try opening on the remote or door release from now on, assuming it is a problem with the boot lock.

 

Any ideas gratefully received.

Ford Capri 1.6

Quite excited to see my first night blue 370, other than my own of course. I was on my way to Bexhill, and 13 plate came the other way.

 

Also saw a black 370 parked up in Haslemere.

I live in Farnham. I haven't seen the Nismo you speak of but will keep an eye out - would definitely love to check it out!

 

I'm one of the 350's around Farnham (gunmetal 04 plate)

I have a midnight blue 370 based in Frensham. We will have to have a Farnham Meet.

Looks good. Having had a 156 fot 15 years I could be tempted. 0-62 in 3.9 seconds sounds quickish.

Looks good. Having had a 156 fot 15 years I could be tempted. 0-62 in 3.9 seconds sounds quickish.

Driving through the centre of Farnham. Red 15 plate Nismo. Looked stunning in red.

 

There seem to be a lot of 350's and 370's around Farnham. Must be the fith or sixth I have spotted in the last year.

Lovely looking Z. I lived in Jeresy for three years, but a speed limit of 40 must be a bit of a downer.

you are bang on the money and I agree with pretty much all of your points, except 2

 

Which sat nav do you have, the connect premium or the older one, I find the connect premium brilliant, very intuitive, perfect voice recognition and easy to use both in the UK and abroad.

 

Lights on my zed are pretty dam good too. Other than that, yup totally agree and good review.

I agree, Sat Nav is great, and not noticed a problem with the lights.

 

Biggest niggle for me is the hill start assist. Living on a hill, and having to turn on it every day is a real pain. Wish there was a nice switch to turn it off.

That is dreadful. Very pleased to hear you both walked away relatively unscathed. Must have been one hell of a shock.

Both looking stunning in white.

P1 on a 370 can be done in under an hour, if you put your mind to it. Your trouble was that you didn't have it booked in for 8am, so it went straight to the back of the queue.

 

As for the scratches, this is another reason why I never let garages wash my cars.

 

You can take it anywhere though for servicing, you have that legal right within the original manufacturer warranty. You say PCP lease, if you actually mean a normal PCP and not PCH then I'm right. If you do mean a PCH then you're probably stuck with Nissan, sadly.

Mine took an hour at West Way Aldershot. Annoyingly I forgot to tell them not to wash it. Not sure why they bother as it looked dirtier than when it went in. They also put loads of white grease over the hinges, which seeped everywhere.

 

Not too bad though, and I did get to sit in a GTR, and work out I could afford one in 2030.

I prefer the front of the 370, and the back is much nicer, and it looks more muscular from the side, so overall I think I prefer the 370.

 

 

 

 

 

I might be biased though.

Didn't even know there was a window lock. Problem solved thanks guys.

Playing golf today I had to pass through Checkpoint Charlie to get into the club. Went to lower the passenger side window, and nothing happened. Tried the passenger side release as well, and still nothing. Ended up shouting at the guard and looking a right ....

 

Is this a common fault, had the car about 11 months, or have I somehow turned off the release button. Some sort of child lock ?

 

All help gratefully received as usual.

 

Oh and I saw a very nice silver 350 parked around the back of the Club, St Georges Hill, which I imagine belongs to one of the staff. Seemed to have its own parking space.

Why do you require an updated manual when you have this forum?

 

True, but I wouldn't have looked quite so stupid.

Problem solved. Pressure was down in all four tyres. Thanks for the help, and I think Nissan should up date their manual. Mine is dated 2010.

My manual doesn't mention this warning light, so perhaps it is a recent addition, but manual hasn't been updated.

Tyres seem fine, so I assume it is a slight lose of pressure in one. Does the warning system identify which one is low ? Nothing in the manual that I can find.

 

Thanks for your help.