r/G35

Hey, Its my first post ever and i was thinking of installing a nav screen to my 06 coupe, It originally came w/o nav unit just the bose 6CD changer unit, I've looked online if anyone added oem nav to non-NAV ones bcs my idea is to get one outta ebay or smth then take out the screen and everything and do my own pcb and screen or maybe putting raspberry pi to turn it simillar to the r34 MFD

Car was driving absolutely amazing when suddenly the car started bogging with no power and stalled when I stopped. Now its strong crank no start, codes p0605 and p1229. I’ve kinda figured out p0605 has came from p1229 I could be wrong. Considering the code p1229 i’ve done the whole test with the power steering, ac, evap, throttle body, and acceleration pedal sensors and none of them fixed it. Seeing common issues with ipdm’s etc I did the “hidden” diagnostic test where it performed clicking of the oil switch and the fans which is supposed to ensure the ipdm is in good working order. I replaced the cam sensor aswell because of no rpm movement when cranking but it didn’t fix it. My biggest lead right now is when I turn on the ignition there’s no check engine, then a couple seconds the check engine flickers my nats light flickers and my fuel pump can be heard priming not priming back and forth and then evens out to solid check engine nats light goes out which shows it detects my key and fuel pump primes. STRONG crank all day, no start. I checked all the grounds etc they’re all clean and tight. There are now no codes and can’t get any to re

Swapped engine on my 05’ G35 sedan after a friend broke the original block of my engine during a rear main seal job. It sat in his garage for about a year before we got the new engine.

Resealed the new engine, hooked up harness, installed into my G35. Start the car up and it runs. Only issue is now no throttle response at all.

Car ran fine before the job.

I’ve replaced the pedal, throttle body, MAF sensor, done ECU AND throttle relearn, I’ve checked for codes and we’re not getting any.

Any idea what this issue is? Maybe bad injectors or gas? Possibly bad ECU/ECM?

Seen some videos listing the cats could be clogged, or maybe something else????

I have a 2006 Infiniti G35 sedan it’s has minor frame damage in the front and the suspension is failing on the drivers side front wheel I need someone that can restore it I’ll pay 1,000$ for it sense it’s so simple but I want it professionally done Dallas Fort Worth area preferably or Memphis Tennessee because I’m moving there dm me for more information it’s very minor stuff I just want it professionally done

To clarify, I have a 2006 g35 sedan. I know that a lot of Nismo Parts do cleanly swap, some are difficult, and some are impossible. However, of the Nismo parts that are able to be swapped, are any of them even worth doing when you consider pricing and performance, especially compared to other brands. So, basically is there any parts that Nismo is the best option on, or is every Nismo part kind of outmatched in some way?

Hey everyone, I just bought a 2003 Infiniti G35 with the VQ35DE. Overall the car drives well, starts easily, and pulls strong. Here are the issues:
P0327 (Knock Sensor) P0340 (Camshaft Position Sensor)Red oil pressure light comes on only when the engine is idling around 600–700 RPM.
As soon as I raise the RPM above about 1,000, the oil light immediately turns off.
Here’s what I’ve already checked:
Oil level is full.
I already replaced the oil pressure switch with a brand-new Duralast switch.
The engine has no rod knock, lifter tick, rattling, or unusual noises. It drives completely normal.
I’m trying to figure out whether these could all be related or if I’m dealing with separate issues.
My questions are:
Has anyone had an oil light at idle that ended up being wiring or a bad aftermarket oil pressure switch?
Have you seen P0327 and P0340 show up together on a VQ35DE?
Before I panic about the engine, is a mechanical oil pressure test the next thing you’d recommend?
Any advice from people who’ve dealt with this on a VQ35DE would be appreciated.