If your doors are locked you can NOT open the fuel door, at least that's how mine works. If you do not have the intelligent key with you can not
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04-05-2009, 07:02 PM | #211 (permalink) |
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If your doors are locked you can NOT open the fuel door, at least that's how mine works. If you do not have the intelligent key with you can not open the fuel door.
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04-05-2009, 08:07 PM | #213 (permalink) |
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I am disappointed that a $40k car has water in the tail lamps and an annoying rattle. My last few cars (Honda, Lexus) did not have these problems over several years. It will get fixed under warranty of course, but with only 2k miles it's frustrating.
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i agree 100%. My s2k which i beat the living crap out of everyday AND at the track laughs everything off and asks for more. This car by far has been the most reliable sports car let alone any car i've ever owned. All you have to do is change the oil and it will last forever. Nissan is not known for their reliability and build quality....but still after boasting about how well this car is built over the 350 made me feel good...but we will have to see a little longer. |
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04-05-2009, 11:39 PM | #216 (permalink) |
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definitely not flaming. Why do you think im so involved in the 370 site? Honda has been doing nothing but disappointing enthusiasts for the past few years. They got absolutely nothing sporty going for them. No s2k replacement, no nsx successor, no rwd 6 cyl coupe, no nothing. All they're doing (with toyota) is creating tree hugging instruments. That's exactly why a lot of people are converting to nissan. Nissan is doing everything right rite now for enthusiasts. I love the 370 too and appreciate your feedback!
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04-05-2009, 11:48 PM | #217 (permalink) |
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Yeah, the S2000 is a Honda and is completely built in Japan. You can never compare that kind of reliability to that of a 370Z. A Honda is a Honda.
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04-06-2009, 01:34 AM | #224 (permalink) |
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Well today was a nice sunny day and the car was in the sun all day while I was at work. So the mositure in the tail light is gone, I wonder what they'll saw when I take it in? Maybe if I wash it, the condensation will come back..?
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04-06-2009, 01:48 AM | #225 (permalink) |
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honestly pushing tin what i'd do is let it keep happening over time and eventually, ur tail lights will get stained as a result. then you'll have a real case. if you take it in right now, they'll try to replicate the problem by leaving the car over night outside in the moisture and no guarantees it'll happen. cars ALWAYS for some reason behave perfectly normal when you take it in for warranty work and when you bring it back home the problem comes back. Weird but true.
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