What did you do with your Z today IV

Pintsize725

Tech and advisor aren't sure if replacing the fuel sending unit and/or gauge will fix the problem of the gauge not reading full.
Tech can't find the cam sensor oil leak but did find a coolant leak!

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Tracie

kenchan

lol, im kinda skeptical replacing just the guage is going to fix your problem.
i recommend replacing the sending unit first and see wat happens. cluster is a simple circuit and LED's dont blow this early in the game... they are diodes, not bulbs.

GaleForce

It sounds like they are afraid to do some work. My tech said the only way to check the fuel senders was to drop the tank. He then told me that he may as well replace the fuel senders anyways. He also said Nissan has had previous issues in other models with the fuel senders so he wasn't surprised by the thought of faulty senders in the Z. BTW my fuel gauge has been registering full ever since the fuel senders were replaced.

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Pintsize725

The advisor says that the tech has been researching into it and from various calls to Nissan/message forums, the consensus is that replacing either of the parts rarely fixes the issue. So they aren't sure what to do.

Once again =====>

No more dealership for me.

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Tracie

Bucketlist2012

Sorry Pint...I know that you are frustrated...The more you tell us, the more we are frustrated for you...

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2009 Sport/Touring 370Z
1971 Z/28 with coil overs, rushforth's, willwoods, Hotchkis. 4 speed
GMC Sierra1500

Fire

THank you guys.

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2012 Chevy Camaro ZL1 6MT coupe Back N' Black. 680hp

GaleForce

I would make them "fix" something. Start with the gauge (I only say that because they sound like lazy phucks), then next tank of gas when it doesn't work, take your car back, jam your foot up their azz, and tell them to fix the fuel senders.

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