Recall on slave cylinder
Originally Posted by RX350Z
did anyone here actually get a loaner car from the dealer since it would take pretty much the whole day to do this?
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Originally Posted by RX350Z
did anyone here actually get a loaner car from the dealer since it would take pretty much the whole day to do this?
Originally Posted by RX350Z
did anyone here actually get a loaner car from the dealer since it would take pretty much the whole day to do this?
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Originally Posted by MC
im wondering if this is normal...........
after the recall ive said before ive noticed some vibrations coming from the clutch pedal. well i figured out today it was dependant on the throttle and it didnt even need to be in gear to do it. meaning if you rev it up to maybe 6K and push the clutch in you get a lot of vibration through it
i forget if this was noticeable before the recall or not. seems to me it might be something with the throw out bearing.... any thoughts?
after the recall ive said before ive noticed some vibrations coming from the clutch pedal. well i figured out today it was dependant on the throttle and it didnt even need to be in gear to do it. meaning if you rev it up to maybe 6K and push the clutch in you get a lot of vibration through it
i forget if this was noticeable before the recall or not. seems to me it might be something with the throw out bearing.... any thoughts?
any more feedback on what this is? it has no adverse effect on performance or shifting i just can feel the vibration of the engine through the clutch pedal significantly at high RPMS and 1st gear
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Originally Posted by RX350Z
did anyone here actually get a loaner car from the dealer since it would take pretty much the whole day to do this?
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Originally Posted by MC
any more feedback on what this is? it has no adverse effect on performance or shifting i just can feel the vibration of the engine through the clutch pedal significantly at high RPMS and 1st gear
I just got my car back from the dealer.
Definitely feels so much better. The car doesn't feel like it is going to stall out as much anymore in first. much of the rattle in neutral is gone as well. Its a much better drive now. definitely more enjoyable. You dont need the perfect amount of gas to roll away from stops and it starts better on hills (and gets up my driveway easier too.)
MC:
The vibrations in mine went away. both on the clutch pedal and the shifter.
Definitely feels so much better. The car doesn't feel like it is going to stall out as much anymore in first. much of the rattle in neutral is gone as well. Its a much better drive now. definitely more enjoyable. You dont need the perfect amount of gas to roll away from stops and it starts better on hills (and gets up my driveway easier too.)
MC:
The vibrations in mine went away. both on the clutch pedal and the shifter.
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i'm glad that most of you got the issue taken care of.. i dealt with mine today.. ever since i read this thread ive been wondering when mine would occur.. i have about 4700 miles.. when it happened i just pulled over waited a few min while pumpin the clutch pedal.. and it felt fine through the drive back home.. i'm going to call nissan tomorrow and try to set up an appointment.. do i need the recall letter or can i just schedule an appointment?
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i recently had the recall done. It feels the same no difference. It's a little easier to get a smooth start from first and there is a little less chatter but it might be from new fluids? I didn't experience much smoother shifts but then again I've never had the clutch sticking problem.
I get a loaner car every time I bring my car in. My dealership is always focusing on providing great customer service.
I get a loaner car every time I bring my car in. My dealership is always focusing on providing great customer service.
Originally Posted by Gooey
What a waste of recall. My clutch still sank in yesterday. Switchin out to motul this week and take it out to the track again.
I have a feelin its just a weaksauce stock clutch
I have a feelin its just a weaksauce stock clutch
I got the recall done and shifts are much smoother now and it feels much better now. But im curious when you press the clutch in you get some rattling chatter noise sometimes. Im wondering if this is normals and others have experienced this. It has done it since day 1 when i bought the car.
Last edited by Mamounas123; Mar 4, 2008 at 12:02 PM.
Originally Posted by Mamounas123
I got the recall done and shifts are much smoother now and it feels much better now. But im curious when you press the clutch in you get some rattling chatter noise sometimes. Im wondering if this is normals and others have experienced this. It has done it since day 1 when i bought the car.
Anyone experience any "clicking" while depressing the clutch? after it engages, the pedal gives a really loud clicking noise. no idea what it is.
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I made an appointment for the recall last week. Was told to bring it in today. Noon today, was called and advised that THEY DID NOT HAVE THE PARTS FOR THE RECALL. Do yourself a favor, the day you are scheduled to bring in the car, call the dealer 1st to see if they have the F-ing parts.