Hey, sorry if this is a repost but I just got in the mail a tsb stating...

Reason for service action.
"nissan has discovered that on certain 2007 350z vehicles equipped with the 6-speed manual transmission, the clutch slave cylinder 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."

What nissan will do.
"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."

I have yet to notice any problems with my clutch but do know many others are having the issue. Glad to see nissan is taking the initiative and since it's a "new improved" part i'll be sure to have my replaced as a precaution.
Also i'd appreciate it if any of the more knowledgible members could tell me what benefit a new clutch slave cylinder could have in terms of driving experience or clutch feel. Or if this tsb will simply prevent the clutch from sticking with not difference in feel. thx