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Precision Z Service
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From: Canoga Park, CA
We'd be happy to take a look at your 350z. We've been specializing in Z's since 1980 and can provide you with quality service. We're located in the west end of the San Fernando valley. If you'd like, give me a call.
Ed
Precision Z Service
818.716.6744
Ed
Precision Z Service
818.716.6744
#3
Originally Posted by Ed@PrecisionZ
We'd be happy to take a look at your 350z. We've been specializing in Z's since 1980 and can provide you with quality service. We're located in the west end of the San Fernando valley. If you'd like, give me a call.
Ed
Precision Z Service
818.716.6744
Ed
Precision Z Service
818.716.6744
#5
Originally Posted by Ed@PrecisionZ
We'd be happy to take a look at your 350z. We've been specializing in Z's since 1980 and can provide you with quality service. We're located in the west end of the San Fernando valley. If you'd like, give me a call.
Ed
Precision Z Service
818.716.6744
Ed
Precision Z Service
818.716.6744
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#9
Originally Posted by Frank@MtroNiss
If the car isnt lowered to much i would be happy to look at it here.
#10
Originally Posted by Sensi09
Wow, you're going to drive from apple valley to canoga park for service?
#11
Originally Posted by Ed@PrecisionZ
We'd be happy to take a look at your 350z. We've been specializing in Z's since 1980 and can provide you with quality service. We're located in the west end of the San Fernando valley. If you'd like, give me a call.
Ed
Precision Z Service
818.716.6744
Ed
Precision Z Service
818.716.6744
#13
I haven't been to Precision Z yet but i will in the near future cause the customer service they gave me on the phone was exceptional....Ed was very helpful and knowledgable when I asked about installation on my Z. Thanks ED!!!
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hey guys, Update!!! I finally got this problem fixed. Turns out is has nothing to do with the drilled rotors or pads. I took it all the way to west covina nissan to get a diagnostic check and they said I needed to replace my ABS actuator (brain unit) becuase it was going out. (the vibration jutter noise ended being the abs). They said it was gonna cost 1700.00 to do the job for me. I told them forget it, and took my car back home. I asked my dad and Ed from precision nissan for some advice on the problem and they both recommended cleaning in and around the abs brake sensor. So I took off the front wheels, took off the sensors, and cleaned the sensor and inside the hole where the sensor does it's job. There was some grime inside the hole and I cleaned most of it out. Took the Z for a ride and no more problem!!!! Brakes and ABS are perfectly fine!!!! So if I replaced the ABS Brain like the delear recommended, there still would of been a vibration from the ABS!!!!!!!
Thank You ED!!!!
Thank You ED!!!!
Last edited by orangeflash; 02-24-2008 at 03:06 PM.
#18
Originally Posted by orangeflash
hey guys, Update!!! I finally got this problem fixed. Turns out is has nothing to do with the drilled rotors or pads. I took it all the way to west covina nissan to get a diagnostic check and they said I needed to replace my ABS actuator (brain unit) becuase it was going out. (the vibration jutter noise ended being the abs). They said it was gonna cost 1700.00 to do the job for me. I told them forget it, and took my car back home. I asked my dad and Ed from precision nissan for some advice on the problem and they both recommended cleaning in and around the abs brake sensor. So I took off the front wheels, took off the sensors, and cleaned the sensor and inside the hole where the sensor does it's job. There was some grime inside the hole and I cleaned most of it out. Took the Z for a ride and no more problem!!!! Brakes and ABS are perfectly fine!!!! So if I replaced the ABS Brain there still would of been a vibration from the ABS!!!!!!!
Thank You ED!!!!
Thank You ED!!!!
#19
Originally Posted by chrisnathan
So how was it started with? I have this odd vibration thing and would like to know if I have the same problem as yours. How do you clean the ABS actuator and where is it located?
no, you dont clean the abs actuator (that is located under the hood)... that has nothing to do with it. You have to go down to the wheel and clean the ABS sensor behind your rotors. There is only one small bolt you have to take out and the sensor comes right out. Then you get a rag with some cleaning agent and put it in the hole that the sensor came out of. Make sure you rotate the rotor while you stick your finger/cloth in the hole so you clean the all the surface. It is really easy to do. I thought it would be more complicated. Anyways, I hope I explained it a little better for you. I wish I had some pics to show you.
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