leykias

iTrader: (8)

tire pressure sensor -

quick question - do all models have this feature?

i have a 04 touring 350z but i can't seem to find it....

assuming it's found by scrolling through the digital speedo readout....

it's not there =(

Spec_Tacular

Did you not get the memo on the new cover sheets for your TPS reports?

Swiffer

iTrader: (8)

Yes. You should have it if you have a Touring.


The 2004 Nissan 350Z is available in 6 models. 2004 Nissan 350Z, Enthusiast Model, Performance Model, Touring Model, Touring Model 6MT and the Track Model.

Standard features on all models include the 3.5-liter, 287-horsepower V6 engine, independent multi-link suspension with front and rear stabilizer bars, strut tower bar, power windows, 3-bay gauge cluster, dual front air bags and more.

The Enthusiast Model adds xenon headlamps, universal garage door opener (UGDO), cruise control, Traction Control System (TCS), viscous limited-slip differential, aluminum pedals and auto dimming rear view mirror; Performance Model adds Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC), Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) and 18-inch tires with aluminum wheels; Touring Model adds Bose audio system with 6CD, cassette with 7 speakers, leather seats with 4-way power passenger seat and heated seats and outside mirrors; Touring Model 6MT adds a close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission; Track Model includes a close-ratio, 6-speed manual transmission, front and rear spoiler, forged aluminum wheels and Brembo brakes.

Two options are available, a DVD-based navigation system (Touring, Performance and Track Models) and curtain and side-impact supplemental air bags.

StraySheep

iTrader: (9)

In USA, NO.

In Canada, YES.

highside107

iTrader: (1)

Hmm.. it is found by scrolling through that digital readout thingee.

Did you buy your car used or new? If bought used, it is totally possible the previous owner took them out. Maybe he sold an old set of tires on your Z with the TPS.

leykias

iTrader: (8)

bought it brand new myfriend....god damn.....i'm going to try to scroll through again....i've always just manual check my pressure.....but it would be nice to jsut scroll to it......

Spec_Tacular

Is your Z a coupe or roadster?

highside107

iTrader: (1)

According to your profile:
Color:
daytona blue
Z/G Owner:
yes
Trim Level:
enthusiast
Location:
northridge

Do you have an Enthusiast or Touring model?

If you have a 2004 Enthusiast, then by Camaro194's post above, you do not have TPS.

leykias

iTrader: (8)

i'm pretty sure i stated 04 touring....on my first post...... read up !!!

and i got the coupe..........!!!

Swiffer

iTrader: (8)

Dont get pissy. You have Enthusiast in your profile, which is why highside107 pointed that out. If you have a TRUE touring model (leather, vcd, bose, etc), and it is a US spec car, you should have the TPMS.

leykias

iTrader: (8)

ahh i didn't mean to sound "pissy" ..damn for some reason i just can't find it.....time to bust out the manual....thanks guys!

Spec_Tacular

Are you sure your not driving a Crossfire?

MustGoFastR

iTrader: (13)

You DO realize that if you're sitting in the garage, scrolling through, trying to find it, you may not recognize the screen b/c all you'll see is "- -", right? You have to be driving the car for the monitors to activate and transmit the pressures.

highside107

iTrader: (1)

Excellent point! You need to drive around for a minute or two before the gauge will read something. Otherwise if the car is idle (on or off, doesn't matter), it's just going to read "---"

DavesZ#3

iTrader: (26)

leykias - do you have AT or 6MT? If you have AT, then it came with 17" wheels and if I remember correctly, 17" wheels did not have TPMS.

leykias

iTrader: (8)

AT here =(

thanks moderator.

MustGoFastR

iTrader: (13)

D'oh! Ha, we all missed that one! Well, guess that solves your problem...