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psteng19 03-14-2009 11:32 AM

Wasn't this a common problem on the G35's?

FairmanZ 03-14-2009 05:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by semtex (Post 43628)
I'm beginning to see a pattern here. Touring model seats = no problem. Base model seats = problem. :eek:

Makes sense. The question I have now is if there are base owners who don't have this issue?

I'm wondering if this driver seat play is inherent to the design of the base seat brackets/sliders or just isolated to a few cases.

zZSportZz 03-14-2009 06:56 PM

Same problem here. Base model with sport.

arcticreaver 03-14-2009 09:56 PM

complain to nissan directly? although, they would probably address the issue with the 2010 model.

kevr6 03-14-2009 11:14 PM

Very Annoying!! It now happens all the time with normal driving! :shakes head:

ZzzZz 03-15-2009 05:27 AM

Exactly as described. I have a base btw.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZforMe? (Post 43618)
I too have this problem. I have the base model with sport package. It happens when you make a quick left then right turn or vice versa. Annoying, but I shouldn't complain since I have done nothing to address the issue.


k.alexander 03-15-2009 11:01 AM

I have a base, I havent noticed it. And now Im almost afraid to "look for it", in fear of finding the problem that I didnt have before--that is one of the negatives on being on a forum like this :icon14:

theDreamer 03-15-2009 12:14 PM

Errr...now I am thinking of spending the extra cash for touring with nav (was going with base and by aftermarket nav) just so I do not have this issue....hmmm.

import111 03-15-2009 12:15 PM

I have a base with sport package and my seat seems to be fine.

kevr6 03-15-2009 04:43 PM

If you want to check, just grab the base seat cushion front and back with both hands and attempt to move it back and forth. If you hear or feel anything at all, there is a problem! If you do the same on the passenger side it doesn't budge and not a lick of knock noise (in my case anyway) that's a good comparison!! The seat should absolutely not move!! (bolted to subframe)
I'm sure it's just a shim or spacer in the track that's needed!

k.alexander 03-16-2009 09:37 AM

Ok, I take it back. It does click a little bit to the side. I almost wouldnt even call it movement, and it's definitely not anything to worry yourself about, almost feels more like a one-time clicking sound.

kevr6 03-16-2009 09:43 AM

This morning all I had to to is just drive forward to make the seat move!

kevr6 03-17-2009 04:05 PM

They have had my car all day and they are saying that it's normal for the seat to move while driving my particular vehicle! I have never heard of such a thing!!! All vehicles require the seat to be anchored tight with zero movement for safety! I have a powerful agile sports car which really requires a tight seat!! I can't believe they aren't just trying to order a new seat frame first!! We would never do that where I work!! Talking to the sales manager tomorrow!

semtex 03-17-2009 04:09 PM

OMG what a load of crap. Which dealership is this, if you don't mind my asking?

chubbs 03-17-2009 04:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kevr6 (Post 44682)
They have had my car all day and they are saying that it's normal for the seat to move while driving my particular vehicle!

:icon18: Nissan UK tried to convince me that a skipping CD was 'a feature of the Bose unit' in cold weather! It's all part of their training - I think they learn it on 'Fob The Customer Off' day.

Just keep arguing until they finally give in, mate - because they will collapse eventually.

You have moral support!


edit - name & shame the dealer when you're ready - they really are taking the piss.


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