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It sounds as if you've blown the engine, check the engine oil to see if it's full, if OK put a large socket on the crankshaft pulley bolt and try to turn the engine if it doesn't turn the engine is gone. I hope this helps. Take care.

It may be a stuck button on your remote or the button is being pressed in your pocket. I believe that holding the unlock button on the remote will roll the front windows down.

OEM is a 180F thermostat. That is a very typical temperature for every day cars.

Hello,

 

Most likely this is the sending unit which you would have to remove your gas tank to replace.  It's actually a common problem with these cars.

 

I found a good thread regarding this issue on some forums located here:

 

http://www.6mt.net/forum/g35-coupe/31981-g35-fuel-gauge-issues.html

 

I hope this helps at least guide you in the right direction and save you some money at the same time.

 

I wish I could be of more assistance, but most likely it's the sending unit like I had mentioned above which would need replaced if it is indeed a faulty sending unit that's causing the issue (From research I've done and having a friend with the same car and same problem, it IS most likely the sending unit, but there are other things that could be causing it as well).

 

I hope this helps!  Best of luck to you and your G35!  Beautiful cars!  It's a shame for them to have such an annoying issue.  It may actually be a factory recall or covered by some type of factory warranty.  You may want to call a dealer and inquire a bit.

 

Take care,

 

James Trageser

Fob may have dead battery. May have led to lockout

Hello! There is a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) #12--8-2008 "Inoperative Key Fob"...It addresses a water intrusion issue...The Fob is more than likely damaged due to moisture...A TSB isn't a recall merely a notification of a problem...I would suggest opening the Fob and inspect for any green material in and around the battery contact area....Send a comment with results...Guru...saailer I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_6df67de3b14de867

The service and repair manual with diagram will provide you step by step help to locate and fix the problem easily and you will get the manual from the given link https://toolsnyou.com

check fuses and connects --test for dead battery

You are in luck. It is located on the Bell Housing in the front of the engine, so it is easy to get to. Held on by one 10mm bolt.

Check the EVAP (evaporative emiss ion system. Bypass valve malfunction

Were you able to use cruise control? I was not able to use it, because I had the VDC & Slip lights on in my 2006 M35X. My Infiniti dealer checked out two faulty parts. The ICC (Intelligent Cruise Control) and the YAW Sensor. These electronic parts don't break often, but when they do, they break your bank to get them fixed. My bill is over $4,000 CAN. I was kind of lucky, the extended warranty pays for it. The service adviser at the dealership said it does not matter where you buy used car nowadays, especial later models, get an extended warranty that covers electronics or enhanced electrical. These electronic parts are very expensive due to the fact that the dealerships do not stock them, and the turnover is slow. The manufacturer will have to make us pay for it.

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You may have checked the connection on your battery, but you also need to check the other end of your negative connection to the battery, (the end connected to the body of your car), chances are it's a bad connection and needs to be cleaned.