ZMANALEX

Result, Sometimes the easy solutions are the fix.

Good shout:

Yep, looks like all your pedal switches are correct and present.

I have in stock a wheel in great shape with the Cruise and Audio controls. DE or HR?

Yeah Steve, the website can be a bit misleading. If you are running Brembo calipers then I have the correct Goodridge lines in stock, which can be included with your other stuff which will be shipping Monday. Just drop me a PM. Alex.

Steve, The Goodridge lines are a straight swop for the OEM rubber hoses and the OEM hard line to the caliper is retained. Alex.

Stock, OEM, engine covers and battery covers are all in stock. DE or HR?

to the forum. Preowned Bose stuff is in stock Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.

Preowned steering wheels and cruise control switches are in stock. Pedal switches are also in stock. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.

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What year and model is your car? Did you fit a genuine Nissan CPS? What is the current stored fault code? Might be the knock sensor or perhaps the flywheel. Perhaps even a cam position sensor. Let me have the fault code.

I think that it is a combination of DMF and the front gearbox bearing.

If you continue to bounce them off the kerbs then not very long. Seriously, the mileage from a set of tyres will depend on many factors including your driving style and if your geometry is spot on and if the tyre pressures are correctly inflated.

The tyre size may not be helping but the main tyre issue is the mixed tyre brands which are just not compatible with the 370 and certainly not conducive to comfortable handling.

If it is just a nick then superglue is your friend.

to the forum Mazi. Where in Scotland are you?

Is it a cut or just a nick? Get a tyre expert to have a look or post up pictures here.

Yes, easy to remove and easy to fit a replacement.

Best to get an informed diagnosis Luke. You are pretty far South so unsure what specialists are in your area.

It won't be the release bearing Luke as it does not turn until you press the clutch. Might be the front gearbox bearing or the DMF.

The Mishimoto comes with a new aluminum fan shroud and fits exactly as OEM. https://www.mishimoto.co.uk/mishimoto-nissan-350z-aluminium-fan-shroud-03.html

Yes, the standard settings can be tweaked to suit your driving style and requirements. However, I am not surprised that the car is suffering from handling defects as your tyre choice will not be helping and this would be the first thing that I would address. Have a read through this: http://www.the370z.com/brakes-suspension/1199-suspension-adjustments-how-they-affect-handling.html

Direct replacement and plug and play: VQ35DE 2003 - 2006

If your car is a VQ35DE then this is what you need: http://www.clarkmotorsport.co.uk/parts/Fans-and-Shroud-Assembly/MMFS-350Z-03