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Hi, I can supply all the 370 parts that you require. Just drop me a pm if I can help you further. Alex.

Hi, I can supply all the 370 parts that you require. Just drop me a pm if I can help you further. Alex.

In stock and free to good home

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Agreed, but when one fails it is hardly noticable, until the second one fails. So you could be running with only one fan motor working and you may not have any running hot issues while in traffic. Alex.

What mileage ? Hang on until I get my crystal ball out mate.

Yes Jerry, unfortunately the coolant fan motors are prone to premature failure.

You really got two mates Buster Yes, costly repair if you go to Nissan as there motors are circa £350.00 each. I sell after market fan motors for £150.00 each and have had no issues so far. Unfortunately out of stock at the moment but expecting more next week. Alex.

Hi Heather and to the forum.

Common fault but an expensive fix if you go the main dealer route unless you were under warranty. Alex.

Quality panel filter is the way to go Rob. These work very well indeed. viewtopic.php?f=157&t=42009 Also avail for HR: viewtopic.php?f=157&t=42011

Sorry, sold my last two Coupe boot mats this morning. I have one floor mat set left for Coupe/Roadster and two Roadster boot mats in stock at the moment. Stock does change daily so please do check back Alex.

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Hi Louise and to the club. Pm received and replied to Alex

I put a delay in your posting setting I wouldn't put it past you

You'r to quick for me this morning Mike.

Hi Adam, I can help you with this. Drop me a pm if I can help you further. Regards, Alex.

So you are buying a second car.

No not at all, you just crack on and I will gladly keep you in wheel bearings.

5 psi will make a huge difference to the handling characteristics on the 350Z when pushing on.

Neil, going the Euro look (stretched) will have the opposite effect and will pull the tyre away from the arch mate, creating a gap. The Euro look is basically only for show cars and is potentially a real hazzard for road driiving also there are legal implications involved regarding this, of which I am not to sure. You have now got me totally confused mate, one minute you are building a track warrior and the next you are building a show car. Do you have a second car that you are not telling us about? Lmao I'm showing my track car lol I'll do it for as long as I can until the money runs out lol. I was considering slightly stretched so when I run spacers on the rays I don't need to take them off when I put the 19's back on. It was the drift look I was wanting rather than euro lmao For track use, why would you want to fit spacers with the rays?

Neil, going the Euro look (stretched) will have the opposite effect and will pull the tyre away from the arch mate, creating a gap. The Euro look is basically only for show cars and is potentially a real hazzard for road driiving also there are legal implications involved regarding this, of which I am not to sure. You have now got me totally confused mate, one minute you are building a track warrior and the next you are building a show car. Do you have a second car that you are not telling us about?

If it is an engine oil leak then it will more than likely just be a cam cover seal/gasket. If gearbox oil leak then probably the rear seal. No drama fixing either of these

Hi and to the forum.