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  1. Silinda

    i have just had the brake and clutch fluid changed and it seems to have cured the problem with the jittery starts in slow traffic.

    when i collected the car i asked the garage what was the condition of the brake and clutch fluids when he changed them.He said the brake fluid was still clean but the clutch fluid was very dirty.

    He seem to think the clutch fluid was not changed at the same time as the brake fluid when it was done last, some 2 1/2 years ago. Both are changed now and while driving home i couldn't believe the difference as there was no jittery start in the slow traffic. i also noticed when i parked the car in my garage the chatter you get from the clutch and fly wheel had also reduced.

    it's like driving a different car!!

    may be worth looking into

    regards

    FMJ

  2. Hi Hig

    This trim is part of the plastic roof trim and if your lucky you may be able to re stick it with a water proof double sided tape.

    if you need to remove the roof trim be very careful as it don't take much to break the plastic trim.oh to replace with a new park from a main stealer it's just over £300 :cry:

    unless you can fined a second hand one.

    good luck

    FMJ

  3. :thumbs: Great job Gargoyle, did the A pillar trims come off ok.?

    My Z is in the spray shop ready to have its roof sprayed on Monday.

    Did you need to replace the tapes to the window/ door rubbers when you fitted everything back if so what did you use?

  4. +1 as Shenley said carefully remove the rubber to expose the eight screws.

    I had taken mine off after a nissan main dealer said it was two screws and just clips.

    Mine cracked and I'm currently looking for a replacement. They are very delicate so go slow and carefull.

    This shows the clips but not the eight hidden screws!!

    Good luck

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  5. On a side note, and this is wholly unprofessional and the wrong way to do it, but I normally just do the plugs up using my left hand directly above the socket. That's my weaker hand, and it gives enough torque to seal without going overboard.

     

    Like I say, not the done thing I know, but it's never failed me across many different cars and many different plug changes.

     

    Elkona judging by your previous response I,d say you are completely mad and unstable, but the above does make sense if no torque wrench is available.

    You are now considered only mad.

    Off to the garage to inspect the plugs and talk to them quietly.

     

     

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  6. I'm glad I just logged on and seen that the z has no pollen filter, i have just popped the bonnet to see where it was!

    Cheers that's saved me some time.

    Won't help my hay fever though

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