Don't know if there is a guide, why don't you have a look in the guides section?
However you can get access if you partially remove the front arch liner, however, I prefer partially removing the front bumper.
Alex
With no offence meant to the traders,I don't think they are bothered as long as replacement arms are available for then to supply or supply and fit.There are aftermarket arms available (quality unknown) for which balljoints have obviously been obtained from another source other than Nissan.
With respect I do not think that is the case.
The traders on here are very much bothered and we do our level best to serve you guys with quality products at huge savings and at times you have us jumping through hoops.
I find your comments offensive and uncalled for
So just to be clear:
The ball joint for the compression rod is not available on its own and if this ball joint fails, then you have no option but to purchase a complete new compression rod.
Alex.
350Z HR and 370Z flywheels and clutch kits always in stock and good to go same/next day.
The HR fly and clutch combos are £793.00
The concentric slave cyls are circa £100.00
Alex
What are the procedures in the service manual?...i've not come across them on a forum search .
Have a read of the service manual mate, it will explain the procedures better than I can
Very common for no movement to be found on the compression rod ball joint by mechanics.
However I can assure you if your ball joint was checked as per the procedures in the service manual then it would be found to be unserviceable.
It takes very little for the ball joint to knock and the movement is hard to detect by the naked eye.
Alex
I have in stock the bushes that you require.
You do not require to replace the complete arm.
Please refer to my previous post where I included links to the arms and the bushes.
The bushes are in stock and good to go same next day.
Alex
They don`t as I tried removing the washers on mine last week after installing the cosworth plenum Now I need to find the originals that I put in the safe place so that I didn`t lose them 4 1/2 years ago
Original strut brace bolts in stock if required Darren
Alex
This could be the suspension arm that they may be referring to:
viewtopic.php?f=157&t=43455
And this may be the bush, the same genuine Nissan bush that Nissan garages will tell you that you can not get on its own:
viewtopic.php?f=157&t=43456
All in stock and good to go same/next day
Alex.
Doesn't sound right to me.
However, genuine Nissan suspension arms and bushes in stock if required at a fraction of Nissan prices.
As has been suggested, best to get an independent inspection done on this issue and hopefully they will give you the all clear
If you have a written quotation then PM me over or post up the parts numbers that they are referring to so that I can advise a bit further on this for you
Alex.
The genuine Nissan Premix coolant is £21.12 for 5 litres.
I would recommend that this is what you use in your 350
All in stock and good to go same/next day.
Alex.
Neil,
The service on the 350 is very straight forward mate and if you are handy with the spanners then you will be fine.
The spark plug change albeit a bit fiddly is not rocket science and again you will be fine.
All service stuff in stock including all the correct fluids, the correct premix coolant and the correct plugs(£49.95)
Drop me a PM if I can help you further mate
Alex.
Absolutely nothing wrong with the quality of the OEM plastic undertray and they certainly do not fall apart.
They are manufactured from a thick flexible durable plastic and if fitted properly will give years of satisfactory service.
However new ones are quite expensive, but preowned are great value.
New and preowned in stock at the moment
All the proper fixings also in stock
Alex