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Baer383 06-29-2013 05:38 PM

Mine did stuff like that too ,I just took the remote outside the car lock then unlock the car get in and it started right up.

MJB 06-29-2013 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 2385526)
Mine did stuff like that too ,I just took the remote outside the car lock then unlock the car get in and it started right up.

I would try that... sometimes when I was inside and it wouldn't start using the start button... I would hit the unlock button on the key and then press the start button again and sometimes it would start. Really weird. Oh well, no issues anymore with the fuse back in and a REV D lock. :tup:

Baer383 06-29-2013 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by MJB (Post 2385541)
I would try that... sometimes when I was inside and it wouldn't start using the start button... I would hit the unlock button on the key and then press the start button again and sometimes it would start. Really weird. Oh well, no issues anymore with the fuse back in and a REV D lock. :tup:

Just remember that the "D" lock doesn't fix the problem completely.

MJB 06-29-2013 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 2385548)
Just remember that the "D" lock doesn't fix the problem completely.

Have there been reports of a REV D failure? I know a few "C" ones have went down. Either way I have a REV C for a back up.

Baer383 06-29-2013 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MJB (Post 2385565)
Have there been reports of a REV D failure? I know a few "C" ones have went down. Either way I have a REV C for a back up.

I don't know ,take this for what it is worth the GTR's don't have them and the 370 no longer has them.

asdfsammich 06-29-2013 09:19 PM

I had my original slu fail and got replaced. About year later the D they put in failed. I was able to start the car one last time (kicked the slu) and pulled the fuse.

I got another D during the recall and pulled the fuse preemptively this time around.

Tapatalk ...

MJB 06-29-2013 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by asdfsammich (Post 2385715)
I had my original slu fail and got replaced. About year later the D they put in failed. I was able to start the car one last time (kicked the slu) and pulled the fuse.

I got another D during the recall and pulled the fuse preemptively this time around.

Tapatalk ...

So REV D has failed as well... dang! Well, I don't want to pull the fuse again because then I'll go through those starting issues. I know its not a big deal.. but when I press the start button I want the damn car to start without having to use the fob! I'll keep my REV C in the car so if I ever break down I can install it really quick. I used regular bolts instead of those security ones so changing it out should be a breeze!

jcole8188 12-31-2013 04:10 PM

370z
 
Hey I have a question about the steering lock on the 2009 370z. I've been reading every ones input but just trying to get a specific answer. Mine recently decided not to start and the key light is the only light on the dash. The car won't go into accessory mode at all just stays in lock. Do I have to buy the new revD part from the dealer or is there something I can do myself? They said it's going to be about 800 just for the part. I was reading how people either pulled a fuse or snipped a wire but is that only a solution when the car is able to go into ACC mode? Input would be great not trying to get raped by the dealer. Thanks

SouthArk370Z 12-31-2013 04:19 PM

Beat on the ESCL with your fist and you may be able to break it free so that you can get the car started. If you do manage to get things working, do NOT turn the car off until you remove the fuse. Several DIYs on this site - see link in my sig.

blackbird 01-01-2014 11:00 AM

Go to the dealer. Tell them to replace it. It is on a recall. They have to replace it for FREE.

4r3s 01-02-2014 08:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by asdfsammich (Post 2385715)
I had my original slu fail and got replaced. About year later the D they put in failed. I was able to start the car one last time (kicked the slu) and pulled the fuse.

I got another D during the recall and pulled the fuse preemptively this time around.

Tapatalk ...

Nissan, dishing out the Ds. :icon17:

Don't even bother with the warranty people. Pulling the fuse alone will be a far less time waster than actually getting the unit replaced. Especially since the replacement can fail just as easily...

blackbird 01-03-2014 10:07 AM

I've had mine replaced. They replace it with a newer unit that has not had any failings. Get it replaced.

Pjac 01-05-2014 10:24 PM

Replace part. It's under warranty

Drex 01-06-2014 11:30 PM

mine failed in my 2011 today. not sure what rev i have.

i was at the grocery store in freezing cold. sucked. :ugh2:

EazyD 01-09-2014 03:05 PM

2010 370Z had this issue 1/9/2014
 
Can someone confirm symptoms for me? My sport package '10 just had this happen today, I THINK. 42,000 miles or so.
Here's what I saw on my end as I saw my own breath for a while inside the cabin ;)

http://i.imgur.com/wjrBeTG.jpg
  • Doors unlock fine
  • Headlights work
  • No noise when I push the button
  • Just that "key" light comes on
  • No change if I insert into the fobgina.

Just had AAA tow me to my dealership and they are performing the recall first before they try anything else.


Here's the work order they gave me while I wait here in the waiting room. You can see the recall number is the same as the one listed in this thread and if that doens't work, they have a $99 minimum for diagnostic after that.

http://i.imgur.com/FO69psQ.jpg


Thanks to all the people who bit the bullet before it was recalled and for making this thread which has gotten WAY too big, but I was well-informed about the issue before it happened to me. Never thought the day would come..:shakes head:


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