No thats too powerful, I would go with a Scion or a Neon!

Seriously, when you take it in, ensure you ask the technician at Duarte Nissan to check the blinker fluid and headlight fluid, if its low, switch too synthetic!

 

The problem is there are too many stupid people and not enough people to eat them.

 

How does the headlight and blinker fluid deal with power in the car? I am not a mechanic, and would like to learn more. Thanks

 

Have you ever heard the expression about pouring a gallon of knowledge into a shotglass of a brain. We don't want you to forget how to breathe.

 

The fluid should be under the hood. You have to find the dipstick for it first.
It should be black in color, or was it dark blue?

 

Go to the Nissan Customer Service center and ask for the fluid. You have to be kinda loud so everyone can hear you including the customers.

Blinker/Headlight fluid rarely need changing, but it could affect the rear center of gravity on the front and rear of the Z! I wouldn't put it off, BTW its covered under the factory warranty, did you know that?

 

Seems everything I say turns into another man's sig or quote. I'll just shut up for a while.

 

Also, the lack headlight and blinker fluids could be heating up the engine compartment, as the HID's on the Z can become very hot, especially without the fluids cooling them. This would reduce performance drastically because heat = death.

 

It's definately the flux capacitor.

 

Now see.........that just doesn't even make sense. Freakin newbs.

 

It places the lotion in the basket.

 

Please don't, your posts are comedy gold

 

Please tell me your kidding right you have never checked the fluid levels.

 

It's probably your muffler bearings...

 

Haha, .

 

Yup!

 

does that really work!??!?!

 

yeah i had the same exact problem...well on my dads car, the other day, i was stopped at the redlight, then floored it to check the speed, it was slow, then did it on tiptronic, still felt slow, i brought the car to the middletown nissan(dealer), they said it was the blinker fluid....it was a 15 minute thing tho...nothing to worry about, cost my dad 25 bucks or so...
so it shouldnt be a problem