Car repair Wiki with a 370Z section with How To's, Manuals, and Specs
 

I thought I would post up a link to wikiauto.com

It has articles on several cars including the 370Z with a decent selection of how to's, manuals, pin outs, and so on for the Z.

Nissan 370Z 2008-2010 Maintenance, Service Instructions, and Manuals - WikiAuto

Thanks but seeing as how these are all from this forums DIY section it's just faster to go there. Check it out yourself for an incredible wealth of info. :tup:

2008 370z?

wait, what?

In Japan the fairlady z34 (370z) came out in 2008 I think.

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wtf using my diy's at another site without asking. :mad:

i should alter it so they fail... :icon17: take red wire from battery and connect directly to black wire using a metal object.

...using a heavy clamp. Or while holding the coil wire and a grounding point in other hand....

make sure hands are wet, standing on a puddle, bare feet. please wear underwear not to scare parametics when they arrive.

Yes some DIY from these forums, also has factory service manuals.

Great find. Repped

They give a link back to the originals at The370Z (see Reference section at end of each page). It still would have been appropriate to ask, but at least they didn't do as a lot of sites do and not give attribution at all (or claim it as their own original).

As for deliberate bad instructions, how about: Lift ground terminal from ECM, run a heavy guage wire from the positive terminal on the battery and connect to ECM ground. :)

Many, if not all, of the FSMs listed on WikiAuto are available on this site in the Nissan 370Z Owners Manual / Service Manuals section.

WikiAuto is a nice site and the listing looks pretty handy, but I didn't see anything 370Z-related that isn't already here on The370Z. And The370Z has a community - I counted 50 forum posts (zero in the Nissan section) at WA since mid-2011. ;) I suppose WikiAuto could be handy if one wanted to access maintenance info without having to wade through all the "personal" stuff on The370Z, but I find the driver input on The370Z - such as the DIY comments that WikiAuto didn't copy - invaluable. Personally, I think WA would have been better off posting any new material (I didn't see anything new, but didn't dig very deep) to existing 370Z sites. All-in-all, I'd say it's a great site for general mechanics, but not so much for a model-specific audience. YMMV

Good find! Repped