2009 Infiniti G37 Engine Problems

“Infiniti needs to recall the timing chain galley gaskets. My 2009 g37xs sedan recently blew the galley gaskets and it seems as if this is a common problem and is a very expensive fix. Recall this issue please I always use 93 gas. Always use mobil 1 full synthetic oil, and always do all maintenance on the car on time. I'm shocked and aggravated that this issue happened and Infiniti did not recall it.”

“I was driving on the highway and my car suddenly vibrate really heavy and then the car suddenly started to rapid decelerate no dash board warning light. The car would not accelerate and I have to quickly try to pull off the side of the road. The car never stall. I have shut the car off and restart it and it seems fine again and may not occur for awhile. I took it to the dealer as this is the third time it happen to me on the highway.”

“After purchasing the vehicle used, I been experiencing issues with the vehicle. The service engine soon indicator has illuminated on the dashboard after two weeks of the purchase. I took the vehicle to valvoline for the oil change service, and the light was still illuminated. Notified my personal mechanic of the issue as well as the dealer. Took the vehicle to autozone and used their free diagnostic reader, which stated the o2 sensor for bank 2 sensor 1 as the issue. Purchased the part from the dealer, took it to the mechanic for service. …”

“I was driving my vehicle on a state highway with no breakdown lane, only a 'soft shoulder' going about 70 MPH in the middle lane. There was a vehicle in front over me going about 65 MPH and the furthest left lane was moving closer to my speed. When there was an opening, I signaled and began changing lanes when the vehicle began jerking and losing power. There was a car approaching fast in that left lane and also the vehicle that was behind me in the middle lane began closing in. I nearly caused a three car pile up trying get over to the soft shoulder. …”

“My 2009 Infiniti G37, third owner, has always had its scheduled maintenances through Infiniti. Took the car in because of a rattle sound coming from the undercarriage. Dealership diagnosed it as internal engine damage. No indication from the vehicle that their is a problem with the engine. There has never been a check engine light detected or any other symptom - other than the rattle sound - that would discern an engine problem when driving the vehicle. Infiniti consumer affairs will not help me, and say that I have no recourse. …”