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New owner! A few questions!


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First off I'm a new owner of a 2004 Blue 350Z GT!

 

Had great fun picking it up and on the drive home.

 

Have a few questions:

 

The clutch bite point is kinda "immediate" at the top of the pedal travel not "gradual" over the last half of travel like most cars. the clutch doesn't slip (as far as I can tell). Makes it a little tough to drive smoothly.

 

1) Can the clutch be adjusted in some way?

2) Next up, what is s decent diagnostics fault code rear to use? Had VAG-COM on my old Audi which was great.

 

Look forward to becoming a regular on here!

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Hi & :welcome: to the forum. You should soon get used to the clutch but if not then worth considering lightweight clutch & flywheel.

 

 

I take it they are all like this then?

 

I did what you are not supposed to and bought the first car I tried (so I don't know!). Oh and I viewed it in the dark and the rain.....

 

 

Also I will be servicing the car myself. Is there a breakdown of what exactly is involved in the P1 P2 and P3 services anywhere? also fluid types and capacities I need to buy to give it a full service?

 

Thanks.

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I've been getting 27MPG (and rising) on my 8 mile daily commute.

 

This can't be right! Computer says close to 30mpg on motorway runs with the cruise at 77mph!

 

Thought these were supposed to be thirsty cars!? :lol:

 

I guess I'd better start using it properly - are there any forum organised track days in the North?

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I've been getting 27MPG (and rising) on my 8 mile daily commute.

 

This can't be right! Computer says close to 30mpg on motorway runs with the cruise at 77mph!

 

Thought these were supposed to be thirsty cars!? :lol:

 

I guess I'd better start using it properly - are there any forum organised track days in the North?

 

:welcome: to the forum

 

I too was suprised at the mpg or kpl........... once you decide to go out and play it'll soon drop :lol:

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  • 2 weeks later...

I've accumulated all the bits needed for a full P3(+) spec service for my Z:

 

-Gearbox oil

-Diff Oil

-Brake Fluid

-Full set of brake pads

-Engine Oil

-Sump plug washer

-Oil filter

-Air Filter

-Spark plugs

-Touch in paint

-OBD-II Code Scanner

-Coolant (not pictured)

-Both aux drive belts (not pictured)

 

Should keep me busy for a couple of hours at the weekend :)

 

Anyone know what tool is needed to undo the gearbox and diff drain plugs?

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