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I'll be pulling mine out in a couple of months to put in an android auto HU, if you can wait then it will be up for sale.
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Sold/given away, thread can be locked. Thanks.
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Sorry about that, I'll bear it in mind next time.
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Preparing my HR for putting in an aftermarket head unit, so no longer need the stock 350z bluetooth adapter. Not really sure if anyone would need a replacement, but if so let me know and I'll send it out to you. Cheers, Ewan.
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I'm in King's Lynn - always up for a drive so drop me a message if you want
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Looks good - I'd probably go with this if I'm honest: https://www.halfords.com/technology/car-audio/apple-carplay/sony-xav-ax100-6-4-car-stereo-with-apple-carplay-android-auto On offer currently for £299, only thing it doesn't have is DAB, however you get a physical volume knob which I'm a big fan of.
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Stretching the "no spam" rule slightly - a long way to go to hit 100 posts though! I've noticed it on the forum a couple of times in the last few weeks - anyone who is really active with commenting always seems to have a car pop up in the Zed's for sale section!
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That looks really good - I'd buy that!
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A code reader is only a tenner - why not pick one up to check what it was? I had an O2 sensor error flash up recently - cleared it and it hasn't come back - but at least I know what was going on.
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Well that was simple - I put the fuse back in the wrong slot. For anyone who happens to be as thick as me in future and finds this thread - the 10amp fuse between the two 15s on the bottom row is meant to be in the slot below the fuse puller.
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Hi, my 57 plate HR is having a few electrical issues. Yesterday I pulled a fuse to check the fuse size from the compartment near the accelerator pedal. I replaced the fuse after about 10 seconds. Today when driving the car, I noticed that all the clocks/mpg settings had been reset to 0, and that the indicator dash lights were not functioning (actual indicators are working fine) I assume this has something to do with the fuse I pulled, but I've replaced all the fuses along the bottom row and this hasn't helped! I'm not sure exactly which fuse I pulled, but I'm fairly sure it was one of the 10's along the bottom row - all of which I have tried replacing. From searching on the forum other people have had similar problems which always resulted in a bad fuse, however there symptoms also included the dome & trunk lights not working - except they are fully functioning on mine. Is there something I'm missing here? Any advice would be really helpful. Here's a photo of the fuse box if it helps: Thanks
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I use this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01AC7I7BO/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 alongside the Torque app for android. Works perfectly - most recently used to view an O2 sensor error code and clear it. You will need one that works via WiFi if you have an iPhone. I don't think there's been any advancements in OBDII hardware - it's 20+ year old technology now, but it works well so no need to change i guess!
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Other people seem to have put this down to the cats being incredibly hot and burning off residue left on the exhaust. I picked up my Z a couple of weeks ago and have noticed something similar when I slow down after flooring it - I don't think it's a problem.
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Why has it stopped working? Is there fluid in it, are any of the pipes broken, or is the pump not working? PM Zmanalex
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I've had 2 quotes so far from body shops near me, one at £433, and the other for £360. Does this seem about right? Seems a lot more expensive than I would have thought to sand and paint one panel.
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I'm 22 - 4 years NCB - insured with admiral with aftermarket exhaust declared for £750. It all greatly varies depending on where you're located though, so it's not easy for anyone here to advise tbh! Admiral are pretty good on mods, only costs a few quid to add some fairly hefty modifications, but they will only restore the car to stock if you were to crash it.
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Thanks for the info - so if the panel has already started rusting in 5 places no more than 1x1cm, would it be too late to try touch anything up?
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Hi, I just noticed the 350z I picked up last week has about 5 stone chips on the roof that have started to bubble, with one having rust visible. Here's a photo of the worst one. I'm guessing I'll have to get a full sand down and respray on the roof - anyone got any idea of costs for this? Running low on funds due to purchasing the car, so if I don't get it fixed immediately I assume this isn't a big problem? Any advice/similar experiences would be useful. Thanks
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Flyboy-Mirror Auto Fold Module - GROUP BUY 2017
Kryptek49 replied to flyboy's topic in Member Traders
I'll put this in a list for people to continue: 1 & 2 - alfa_Owner 3 - craigmdennis 4 - StuZGT 5 - baileydom 6 - Kryptek49 -
Best place to get a new clutch & flywheel will be Zmanalex, I believe the HR's have a poor CSC so this should be swapped at the same time, as well as putting on a braided clutch line. Do you plan on doing it yourself or will you be paying a garage? From a quick look on the forum, OEM clutches for the HR are very expensive and a lot of people go for the Xtreme single mass flywheel (instead of a dual) - however this will cause a lot of noise at low rpms. https://h-dev.co.uk/product/350z-hr-xtreme-clutch-single-organic-kit-inc-smf-and-csc-kni25688-1a-copy/?v=79cba1185463 - here's a link for a full kit, probably best to pm Zmanalex first though to see what he has available. FYI, my HR had a new Nissan clutch fitted (before I purchased it) @ Fast Eddy's in Norwich and this cost around £2,000 including parts & labour
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Hi, 1 week into owning my 350z and the check engine light is on... Error code is PO133 - O2 Sensor Circuit Slow Response - Bank 1 Sensor 1. Is the first step to replace the sensor? Anyone had this code before? I've searched the forum but nothing comes up Thanks
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I like to learn, I just haven't done coolant before! It seems fairly simple, old stuff out, flush it, new stuff in. I'll get there