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^ I hear that...so true. Had mine replaced within a few months of owning the car, purchased Mar 2009 and now cold weather and two years later it's starting to act up again. Not all the time thou.... I will have to pull out the camcorder and record it as the dealer will not replace it unless they see it. Video recording is the sure thing!!
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I'll do the penny mod if/when the new springs fail.
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Had mine replaced last week during oil change. Works much more assuredly now.
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i guess colder places can place more stress on the springs, not to mention metal compression in a constant cold environment. |
Does this apply to 2010 models? Mine sticks sometimes and I have to press the button again. I notice it will work fine if I hold the button for a split second longer. Is there a "TSB" for the 2010 hatch?
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No issues with the 2012 model so far :tup:
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here is all of the 2010 model tsb's, theres 44 in all so far; 2010 Nissan 370Z Service Bulletins - Nissanhelp.com |
A little cofused what is the part number for the new lift springs? Thanks
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this is the new parts number 84415-1EA1E? No what viper posted? just read all fifty pags and my eyes are bugging. Viper wrote 84415-CD71A. Others have said that the spring is longer (yourself), while others have said the spring looks the same just stiffer. What part number should I ask for? Thanks and didnt mean to wake up the dead.
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the pt# in the first post is for the longer one. I would go with the longer one especially if you have a spoiler.
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Sorry one more question. What is the difference between the part you posted in the first post and Viper's? They are both improved springs just vipers is shorter?
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like you said, the shorter has a stiffer spring than the original failing one.
i had mine replaced with the longer version and had no more issues at all. |
Do you guys know if the oem springs being used in a base 370z and a Nismo 370z are the same? Because Nismo version has a big wing on it thus adds more weight to the hatch.
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