2004 Infiniti G35 Seats Problems

“Gradually the rocking in the driver seat has gotten worse. Now when I accelerate or decelerate my driver seat rocks forward or rocks backwards. I have contacted Infiniti about the TSB they released: itb02080, but they referred me to my local dealer who said they would charge me 100+ dollars to diagnose the problem. I can see the broken bracket and have no need of a diagnosis.”

“My Infiniti seat bracket broke and it rocking back and forth like a rocking chair. It is vary dangerous and I have read several other reported cases including five or six reported on this site. I had the same response that one other had on this site from the Infiniti dealer, the driver's weight. I too, am the only driver of this vehicle and this is my 4th nissan product including my last maxima that I had for 14 years without any issues. The dealer has estimated a cost of 1,300 to fix the problem. …”

“I own a 2004 Infiniti G35 sedan w/ 6 speed manual transmission. The driver seat rocks back and forth severely during acceleration or braking under normal conditions. The rocking causes difficulties when attempting to shift gears. The clutch and gas pedals can be pressed inadvertently causing erratic driving. I spoke with the infinti consumer affairs department and was told my complaint would be filed, but there is no fix for the issue. I was told I should go to an Infiniti dealership to have the issue assessed at my expense. …”

“Failure of drivers side seat frame due to cracking twice. Once at 26,177 miles on 8/8/06 and again at 60,815 miles on 5/20/10. The way I became aware of the failure is that both times it interfered with the power seat operation. I have been the only driver of this vehicle since it was new. I am not a big person, male, 5'8 160lbs. The vehicle is perfectly maintained, looks new and all service records are available. Replaced under warranty the first time the seat frame cracked and replaced the second time out of warranty at the same infinity dealership. …”

“2004 Infiniti G35 sedan model problem: seat track the driver side seat track is severely loose; little by little the seat began to become looser; too a point were it almost a rocking chair. Deciding that my vehicle is under warranty I took the vehicle to authorized dealership. Result I was charged $350 for them to review the vehicle and come to same conclusion that the seat track is not working properly and that it would require new seat track costing me about $750.00 and also that the warranty would not cover because of being wear and tear. …”