Make an Official Complaint to the NHTSA 07 CLUTCH ISSUE
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WOW!! So sorry to hear what happened. My thoughts go out to your cousin for a 100% recovery.
Here's a government agency that initiates recalls against safety defects found on vehicles. They'll be very interested in what happened if you file a complaint.
In the filing process, they ask if there was an accident involved in this safety defect.
With that fact disclosed, it should definitely get their attention quickly.
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/
Here's a government agency that initiates recalls against safety defects found on vehicles. They'll be very interested in what happened if you file a complaint.
In the filing process, they ask if there was an accident involved in this safety defect.
With that fact disclosed, it should definitely get their attention quickly.
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/
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Originally Posted by 06CPV35
WOW!! Here's a government agency that initiates recalls against safety defects found on vehicles. They'll be very interested in what happened if you file a complaint.
In the filing process, they ask if there was an accident involved in this safety defect.
With that fact disclosed, it should definitely get their attention quickly.
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/
In the filing process, they ask if there was an accident involved in this safety defect.
With that fact disclosed, it should definitely get their attention quickly.
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/
Here's a link to Aboutautomobile.com:
http://www.aboutautomobile.com/Compl...07/NISSAN/350Z
It seems to feed directly from the NHTSA site. You can't enter complaints at this site, but it allows you to view complaints, TSBs and invetigations in a more user friendly manner than the NHTSA site.
Notice all the complaints posted thus far (most originating from this forum I'm sure). Keep the link handy... Perhaps some day we'll see the clutch issue in the "investigations" section!!!
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Originally Posted by mikez97
mine stuck right around 10k miles
dealer gave me no problems with the warranty fix
dealer gave me no problems with the warranty fix
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Hey guys I have good news, my cuz moved his right leg yesterday for the first time since the accident (about 3 weeks) so this is a great sign now that this happened I think he'll be walking soon. Also I can't wait to see some recovory in his fingers. Thanks for all of your prayers and support guys.
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Originally Posted by TheGest
Hey guys I have good news, my cuz moved his right leg yesterday for the first time since the accident (about 3 weeks) so this is a great sign now that this happened I think he'll be walking soon. Also I can't wait to see some recovory in his fingers. Thanks for all of your prayers and support guys.
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A couple days ago, I recieved notification from Nissan North America about this issue. I'll scan it and post it here if there is interest.
But heres the short of the letter:
"Dear Nissan 350Z owner:
Nissan is committed to providing the highest levels of product quality and customer satisfaction. With that in mind, we want to bring to your attention important information regarding the clutch hydraulic system in your 2007 350Z.
Nissan has discovered that on certain 2007 350Z vehicles equipped with the 6 speed manual trans, the clutch slave clylinder assembly may not have been manufactured properly. This could result in the operating force of the clutch pedal becoming light, and in some cases, could result in improper clutch operation.
To assure your continued satisfaction in your 350Z, your Nissan dealer can replace the clutch slave cylinder assembly with a new improved part free of charge for parts or labor...."
Anyone else receive this letter?
But heres the short of the letter:
"Dear Nissan 350Z owner:
Nissan is committed to providing the highest levels of product quality and customer satisfaction. With that in mind, we want to bring to your attention important information regarding the clutch hydraulic system in your 2007 350Z.
Nissan has discovered that on certain 2007 350Z vehicles equipped with the 6 speed manual trans, the clutch slave clylinder assembly may not have been manufactured properly. This could result in the operating force of the clutch pedal becoming light, and in some cases, could result in improper clutch operation.
To assure your continued satisfaction in your 350Z, your Nissan dealer can replace the clutch slave cylinder assembly with a new improved part free of charge for parts or labor...."
Anyone else receive this letter?
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Originally Posted by Pat Bateman
A couple days ago, I recieved notification from Nissan North America about this issue. I'll scan it and post it here if there is interest.
But heres the short of the letter:
"Dear Nissan 350Z owner:
Nissan is committed to providing the highest levels of product quality and customer satisfaction. With that in mind, we want to bring to your attention important information regarding the clutch hydraulic system in your 2007 350Z.
Nissan has discovered that on certain 2007 350Z vehicles equipped with the 6 speed manual trans, the clutch slave clylinder assembly may not have been manufactured properly. This could result in the operating force of the clutch pedal becoming light, and in some cases, could result in improper clutch operation.
To assure your continued satisfaction in your 350Z, your Nissan dealer can replace the clutch slave cylinder assembly with a new improved part free of charge for parts or labor...."
Anyone else receive this letter?
But heres the short of the letter:
"Dear Nissan 350Z owner:
Nissan is committed to providing the highest levels of product quality and customer satisfaction. With that in mind, we want to bring to your attention important information regarding the clutch hydraulic system in your 2007 350Z.
Nissan has discovered that on certain 2007 350Z vehicles equipped with the 6 speed manual trans, the clutch slave clylinder assembly may not have been manufactured properly. This could result in the operating force of the clutch pedal becoming light, and in some cases, could result in improper clutch operation.
To assure your continued satisfaction in your 350Z, your Nissan dealer can replace the clutch slave cylinder assembly with a new improved part free of charge for parts or labor...."
Anyone else receive this letter?
https://my350z.com/forum/vq35hr/328151-recall-on-slave-cylinder.html
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I have noticed that my car would stick to floor,clutch peddle for a second or 2.happens when i drive car hard(having fun like the car was built for)!!!!!took to dealer and they told me that i had to ok tear down(pay for it).this was with 2500 mi,i said hell no i'm not paying for a problem with there hydralic clutch system.Nissan consumer affairs is checking into the problem,i told nissan about the campaign #p7252 about clutch problem,and that it stops 138 from my vin#.obviusley they have not fixed the problem.i have a 07 350z nismo#395.waiting 2 weeks for nissan to tell me if they are going to fix my car or not.NHTSA COMPLAINT # 10224648. IF I KNOW THAT THIS CAR HAD A HYDRAULIC CLUTCH SYSTEM I WOULD HAVE NOT PURCHASED THE CAR!!!!!!!!!
GIVE ME A CABLE SYSTEM AT LEAST YOU CAN ADJUST IT AND IT'S CHEAPER!!
GIVE ME A CABLE SYSTEM AT LEAST YOU CAN ADJUST IT AND IT'S CHEAPER!!
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I've had my nismo since oct.2007. the only issue I've had is a clunking noise when starting out in 1st gear, also plenty of noise in neutral at idle. my dealer checked it and said it was normal. since this doesn't effect its performance, and repeated track days don't affect it I'm considering it good.
I should note also that the tranny took about 6k miles to break in.
I should note also that the tranny took about 6k miles to break in.
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Originally Posted by yamahaki
I've had my nismo since oct.2007. the only issue I've had is a clunking noise when starting out in 1st gear, also plenty of noise in neutral at idle. my dealer checked it and said it was normal. since this doesn't effect its performance, and repeated track days don't affect it I'm considering it good.
I should note also that the tranny took about 6k miles to break in.
I should note also that the tranny took about 6k miles to break in.
How do you know when a trans is broken in?
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i feel quite fortunate. I also felt a loss of pressure in my clutch. took it in to the dealer. They were able to duplicate the problem(lucky me) and fixed it. even gave me a loaner car for the duration.
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I have took my car, they tell me Nissan 1800nissan1 and my dealer that there is no recall. and i having same freaking issue. do i have to drive to another freaking state! to get service...lol
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sorry i didnt mean to take you guys off topic, just feel all of your pain!!! if you guys just keep on them, it will happen. its the law for alot of it!! they are lemon lawing mine cause here in AZ its fixed 3 times in thirty days or not one attempt in 30 days and they have to buy it back, or replace it with the exact model.
Last edited by T-dizee; 10-31-2008 at 06:31 PM.