2005 Infiniti G35 Suspension Problems

“My fuel gauge is always acting very wacky and is almost never displays the correct amount of fuel.my headlights are always very dim and don't seem like they need to be replaced. My suspension arm bushing are making a lot of noise.”

“My first issue:engine oil consumption I am an owner of a 2005 Infiniti G35 5at. I bought it certified pre-owned at 62,000 miles 2 years ago. From last year (when the vehicle was at 78000) miles I started to have severe oil consumption problems. One day I took it to get an oil change and the mechanic noticed I only had one quart of oil left. By the next 1000 miles (after the oil change) the oil light kept coming on every time I braked. I pulled over and checked my oil and it was extremely low to the point I was scared of driving it further so I got it towed to the Infiniti dealer. …”

“Front tires feathering. At around 6000 miles, I noticed that there was an unusual amount of tire roar coming from the front. I have taken the car in for service to 2 different Infiniti dealerships and both said I should simply replace my tires and align . I have less than 15,000 miles on the car. The 350z has a very widespread problem that is similar to this, and as the G35 coupe and 350z share many components, including suspension, I am LED to believe there is a reason for the similarity.”

“The G35 coupe is experiencing what seems to be tire feathering. I started hearing loud growling sounds coming from the tires, it started at 11,500 miles and has gotten much much worse at 13,000 miles. Infiniti consumer affairs said...and I quote there is nothing we can do for you, since there is no recall on the car. The dealerships are telling me that this is normal since it's a sports car, obviously these people don't know about the cars they service or basic auto mechanic info. They did admit that the tires are cupping, but are not doing anything about it. …”

“I purchased a 2005 G35 coupe in july of 2005. Since taking receipt of the vehicle the car has pulled right. This occurs on all road surfaces and is more pronounced at higher speeds. The dealer told me the car was aligned to factory specifications. Then they changed out the tires and wheels with ones from a loaner car that didn't pull (and had similar miles). Then they told me it was due to road crown. The last time (4th) time I took it in they said all Infiniti's pull to the right. A quick survey among four other Infiniti owners at work revealed that none of their infinitis pull right. …”