SouthArk370Z

Thanks for liking Vanilla fudge post. Unfortunately the old ways of bringing new music and bands into view these days does not allow for actual albums to be produced. Lots of one hit wonder songs that will never be memorable and last the test of time. I guess Im old and like my parents, they did not like my 60's through 80's music ? Or am I telling the truth that today's contemporary music just sucks. In any event I did enjoy many of the music picks posted on this page. I like your car. Red is always a winner...

hey any chance you seen or know how to reloacate cruise control on 370z i got uprev tune and i want a nrg steering wheel. is it the same as 350z

Hey man, saw you were from S. Arkansas. I lived my early childhood in Camden. Currently in Fayetteville. Nice to run into fellow Arkansans!

Hey, man, I like that you have the FSM linked in your sig -- admirable

Helpful forum members are good forum members

Hey I noticed you had a post (way back in November of last year) in regards to someone have a rattle in their drivers door. You posted that the dealer adjusted something in the window regulator that fixed it. I have a door rattle too, and am beginning to suspect the window regulator. If you have any other insight into the issue I would appreciate it>

Hey, we should meet. I come to Arkansas two or three times a year to drive the Ozarks. Best roads I've ever been on . My first stop from here is Texarkana , then the next day, I just head out.

Thank you for the music compliment. I do like my music -- my interest got stalled around 1994 though.

If I had to guess, I'd say it's machine code (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_code) inside the unit and not stored as source code (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_code).

And you were provided with the tools to gain your own insight. Whether or not you take advantage of that is up to you. The info is in the FSM but you may have to dig a little to find it. There has...

As per jcosta79, the "decisive" answer is in the Owner's Manual. If you want more details, check out the FSM. Or just keep guessing. And when your dealer told you they didn't know how it works...

Same as with Chuck33079, every manual transmission I've owned/driven over the last 45 years or so would do that - especially under low/no load. But I haven't driven a MT 370Z, so maybe Nissan did...

I took a quick look at the Torque web site. If you know the address/PID of the variable, it looks like Torque will let you look at just about anything....

IMNSHO, this is in the same league as street-racing - very unsafe and shouldn't be allowed on this site. I hope it is just a (very poor) joke and no one is seriously considering doing this.

This is explained in the Owner's Manual. Follow FSM link in my sig if you don't have an OM. IIRC, lighter passengers (kids, skinny folks, etc) or someone sitting "weird" can confuse the computer. ...

Sometimes you make it too easy. Give a man a fish... :driving:

The FSM may have a 'sploded view. Going by what I've read on this site, Chuck33079 is right about it being one piece (at least as far as Nissan is concerned). You should be able to find a few threads...

A direct short like that can cause problems (the capacitors discharge too fast). Pressing on the brake pedal (or placing a fairly high resistance load between the terminals) will limit the amount of...

Doesn't matter. No need to wait 5 minutes - just press on the brake pedal for a second or two.

Search is your friend.

No particular danger in running without it but, as others have mentioned, it does serve several purposes. Probably improves air flow under the car, too.

Depends on what you call "high." Condition of your battery is probably the biggest factor. Some people can go all Winter without problems. If you are going to be storing the car and can't run it...

Depends on what you call "high." Condition of your battery is probably the biggest factor. Some people can go all Winter without problems. If you are going to be storing the car and can't run it...