Help!! Loud clicking sound while shifting coming from rear axle area
 

Doesn't matter shifting from P to D or R to Drive, there is a loud clicking sound coming from the rear axle area. It sounds like an old car that has bad cv joints.
The clicking sound also appears whenever I hit the gas and let off.

Any idea what that could be? I'm taking it in 2 days from now.

38k miles AT

http://www.the370z.com/brakes-suspen...-rear-car.html

Rear axles dry up and need to be repacked with grease. Covered under warranty.

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Would it be under the basic or power-train?

Can't locate the tsb

Is it only when your moving or at a stand still also?

Sounds like a universal joint (u-joint) to me.

Standing still and moving.
Happens when I shift (AT) every time.
Happens when I accelerate and let off.

Sounds like a set of bad subframe bushings!!!

Check your diff to see if it has black crap on it

What can cause this? The car only has 37000 accident free miles

Honestly?
Shítty Nissan design.

Feel free to text me, I'll help as much as I can (31O)eight nine three-42O7

^ thanks for your offer, you are a good man

Ended up letting the dealer do the job since I don't have much spare time.

They said the rear axle needs to be lubed and all.
230$ total cost

I really hope nothing more will start to break or needs to be lubed for 200$ each occurance. Smh

Go get your money back, run, they fúcked you out of that brother.

There is a Technical Service Bulletin for THAT issue.


Then find yourself another dealership, and/or open a case with Nissan North America




Edit: I see you're out of the 3/36K, I think the TSB still covers you, not sure, if it doesn't, still follow the steps above

EDIT 2: I've been looking for a TSB... I guess they had one for the 2009 Z33, and it applied to the 2009 Z34...
Sooooo... I dunno... I still think you should call me and we'll work out a way for you to get your money back from Nissan. I'm pretty good at getting forum members free fixes if I do say so myself. :tup:

Or get you a buddy with a lift and do it your self...:stirthepot:

and that is why when i get my mods i will ask the socal locals to help me out rather pay these knowledgable members then those ******** at dealershops. sorry for your hard earned money going to waste... try getting it back but if not you learned your lesson but atleast the car is fixed GOOD LUCk