4.9

definitely annoying
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
20,625 miles

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2007 Nissan 350Z engine problems

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2007 Nissan 350Z Owner Comments

problem #2

Mar 122015

350Z

  • miles

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S

I financed my vehicle in March 2015 this year and in 4 months I've had so many problems I hate my car now but I'm stuck with the cost. The check engine light never went off, I never had a test drive, car cuts off on me on the highway, had to get a battery change, had to get a oil change, breaks are squeeking, and I just got towed from pa back to NY cause now the dealer says my motor blew out"??" I don't drive far cause my job not far and when I decided to go visit family I got stuck on pa highway with my kids!!! I was sold a lemon! cost me more money out my pocket for a hotel room and bus ticket to get back home now want $1400 to fix the car engine that I can't afford!!!.... this has to be hell I'm in!!!!!

- Brooklyn, NY, USA

problem #1

Apr 132015

350Z 6-cyl

  • 41,250 miles
The car is not safe to drive due to the clutch being faulty. It loses pressure every now and then, and I have to pick up the clutch with my foot manually off the floor. This is very dangerous and should be recalled on all 2007 and 2008 350Z's. Nissan changed the clutch slave cylinder and master clutch cylinders from 2007 to 2008, hence only these model years have this problem. People have complained numerous times and they did recall a clutch slave cylinder but even after they did that, it has the same problem. If you replace a part with the same defective part it will break down again and again... I've calculated how much it would cost to get a new clutch and replace all the defective parts with stronger parts that people have used and reviewed over a long period of time. It will cost me about $2000 just to get the clutch parts and installation. This is ridiculous for something that has such an important job in a car. If the clutch pedal loses pressure or goes down and doesn't come back up, you can get in a serious accident or even worse, death. Please help us 350Z owners and ensure that the manufacturer provides safety in these vehicles..

- San Antonio, TX, USA

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