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my uncle's brother's friend's sorority sister said it's true. and she's VERY reliable.

Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, what?

this is how rumors get started haha.

I just wasted 30sec of my life..:shakes head:

just over heating oil issues....

"rimshot"

damn, we all need to send our Zs back to dealerships within the next month:shakes head::shakes head::shakes head::shakes head:

why?

You need to trade them into me! :) I have the non-deffective ones :)

Nissan hasn't released ANY TSB on this issue. Almost 6700 Miles on my 6MT and it's smooth as butter. SRM works perfectly every single time. I highly doubt there will be a TSB but don't forget to ask your dealer on Saturday morning ;).

I've yet to cause it, and trust me, I tried - enough to where if a LEO was watching I could have gotten some serious citations, if not the car impounded and a few points on my license...

Granted, I didn't go on a TRACK, which is the only place I know of where people have gone that have tripped limp-mode. :tiphat:

I've read somewhere that except for the SRM, the manual is the exact same as the previous tranny in the 350Z. Anybody heard any different?

I believe it's law that the manufacturer has to make an attempt to contact all owners to notify them of recalls. I've always gotten them for my VW and if there's a recall for the 370 6mt then all the owners here will be recieve something in the mail.

Just might be very close to the truth. At the time the 2005 and 2006 Mustang GT was giving Ford huge quarterly gains there reportedly was a faction of GM die-hards that started to post various "fake" recall reports on the Mustang boards because they were disgruntled with the fact the GM program had been killed off 2 years earlier. Their goal was to alledgedly try to strike fear into people considering to buy the newly released (at that time) 2005 Mustang.

Now there is a situation where the new Camero is out and there is in fact a recall on the manual transmissions which has stopped the Camero MT production...which has GM scrambling in desparation mode given their bankruptcy and their hoping the Camero window of selling opportunity won't be missed as they are hoping the new Camero would help save them like the Mustang did Ford in 2005.......and at this very moment the Nissan 370Z just so happens to be sweeping the car magazine reviews.....kinda of suspiciously coincidental don't ya think?

Makes me wonder given the timing of GM's financial crisis and Camero recall woes coupled with the great reviews the 370Z has been getting coupled again with the history of fake recall reports crap the GM zealots pulled on the 2005 Mustang's introduction.

What he said!! :iagree: