Is The Nissan Emblem Screwed On? Or Is It Glued.. Im Thinking Of Taking It Off But Im Worried Its Drilled Through..

 

wondering the same thing, also the 350z symbol...

 

Should be just taped on.

 

i replaced the 350z and its just glued on

 

Does it leave any glue marks when you remove it?

 

heat it up with a blowdryer, floss it off with dental floss, and rub the rest of the glue off with WD-40

 

Pretty sure there will be two holes left where the plugs from the nissan emblem insert in. I haven't messed with the rear one so i could be wrong.

 

yeah be careful. unless you are replacing with a different Z emblem, there are 2 holes in the trunk. i have an 05 and i wanted to remove all emblems from the back.

 

yes there are holes behind the Nissan emblem. But no holes behind the 350Z emblem.

 

Not on the roadster! LOL

 

Here are the facts:

on the '03 coupe: all emblems are glued on EXCEPT for the Nissan "hamburger" emblem, two holes behind that (sux!)

ALL Roadster: NO HOLES! Everything glued!

I can't verify for sure if the newer Z coupes have holes or not...I find it odd they would do that for the roadster and not the coupe...

 

+1...isn't it easier to just glue it on? LOL

That's the Japanese for ya'. Always making things harder than they have to be! LOL

Disclaimer: any similarities to actual people or events are totally coincidental.

 

I have a 2004 touring model and removed my Nissan emblem, there's no holes behind it and it's just glued on. I did it to put on the aftermarket spoiler, I think it looks 100x classier without the hamburger emblem back there

 

I switched out my rear emblems on my 2003 Track and there were two holes behind the hamburger emblem. The 350Z is just glued on.

 

05 base has holes behind hamburger

 

^ so weird, WTF is going on... on a 2004 touring model, there are no holes.... on 2003 models there are holes..no holes on the roadster... now we find out there are holes in the 2005 base. WTF?????

 

Hmm? Maybe it depends on what model you have (i.e. Base, Enthusiast, Performance, Touring, Track). Although I can't understand why Nissan would do such a thing. Perhaps it depends on where the Z was made (i.e. Japan vs. US).

 

I guess this answer isn't as clear cut as I once thought. Maybe other members can chime in here.

 

Okay...let's do this:

If you know for sure there is NO holes, indicate "NO". If there ARE holes, indicate "YES". If we run into any descrepancies, we'll look into seeing if one was built in Japan or in the US.

Holes Behind Rear Nissan Emblem (YES/NO):

2003:
Base -
Enthusiast -
Performance -
Touring -
Track -

2004:
Base -
Enthusiast -
Performance -
Touring -
Track -
ZR -

2005:
Base -
Enthusiast -
Performance -
Touring -
Track -
ZR -
35th -

 

Holes Behind Rear Nissan Emblem (YES/NO):

2003:
Base -yes
Enthusiast -yes
Performance -yes
Touring -yes
Track -yes

2004:
Base -yes
Enthusiast -yes
Performance -yes
Touring -yes
Track -yes
ZR -no

2005:
Base -
Enthusiast -
Performance -
Touring -
Track -
ZR -no
35th -