So I just bought a new 350z and it won't start.
Originally Posted by dspiel
i don't know the difference, but the manual says 2006.5
Crappy deal bro... hope it's something quick and you get it back soon.
Originally Posted by 350z2k3
If not your battery, it's probably your flux capacitor. Good thing it's under warranty, they are expensive.
^^^^^^
lol
be carefull when you go 88 miles per hour!!!
My last car had a key just for opening the doors, same pattern as the ignition key also. If you tried to start the car with it, it would disable the ignition switch for like 5mins or something. The only difference was that the engine would still turn over with that key just wouldn't start. It was a Sentra, don't know if z's have a key like this.
Why are you so sure it is the starter?
My friend's brand new G just shut off on him on a number of occasions while driving and went dead and then wouldn't start or anything for some time and then, unpredictably, it would start up in awhile when you turned the key.
These cars are systems, not individual units. If one thing goes wrong, it can cause the entire system to shut down.
My friend's brand new G just shut off on him on a number of occasions while driving and went dead and then wouldn't start or anything for some time and then, unpredictably, it would start up in awhile when you turned the key.
These cars are systems, not individual units. If one thing goes wrong, it can cause the entire system to shut down.
Do you want to explain to me how a MAF sensor is going to affect the starter turning over? Or maybe how an empty tank of gas will do the same? 
I didn't say it was a faulty starter.....

I didn't say it was a faulty starter.....
I mean I guess it could... but I don't think that's likely. Sure I could be wrong. I think it's more along the lines of a bad key.... blown fuse... bad wiring... etc... I guess when he gets it fixed we will see....
I think the dealership started the car for him. And when he had to start the car for the first time, he forgot to press the clutch to start 
God I'm a dick.

God I'm a dick.
Last edited by Cheezwiz; Jan 21, 2007 at 04:08 PM.
just a thought: don't be so trusting in universal city. from what i've experienced, their service department is subpar.
not only that, because of the way the entire place is situated and laid out, the heavily trafficed alley behind the service department is ridiculously narrow. i've personally witnessed salesmen scrape up brand new, unsold cars against other other cars, and seen service-people banging up customer's cars against one another, against walls, against equipment, etc. the place is a joke.
not only that, because of the way the entire place is situated and laid out, the heavily trafficed alley behind the service department is ridiculously narrow. i've personally witnessed salesmen scrape up brand new, unsold cars against other other cars, and seen service-people banging up customer's cars against one another, against walls, against equipment, etc. the place is a joke.
Originally Posted by Cheezwiz
I think the dealership started the car for him. And when he had to start the car for the first time, he forgot to press the clutch to start 
God I'm a dick.

God I'm a dick.
Originally Posted by roast
Do you want to explain to me how a MAF sensor is going to affect the starter turning over? Or maybe how an empty tank of gas will do the same? 
I didn't say it was a faulty starter.....

I didn't say it was a faulty starter.....
How can this stop the car from starting, well....
The computer runs the car, the throttle body sensor is screwed up, the computer senses this and shuts the entire car down. No starter.
I was in my friend's car with him when he had this problem and when he turned the key it did not make a single noise! Dead.
Just trying to help based on experience and not conjecture.
Last edited by JZ39; Jan 21, 2007 at 07:11 PM.



