Pete82

Yes that is true it doesn't show who is approved with what types, but at least it does show who is approved to comply them, now its just a matter of ringing to confirm which models they can comply.

PINCompany NameTrading NameABNCity/SuburbStateCountry10022 RAWS COMPLIANCE PTY LTD TOP GEAR VEHICLE IMPORTS 52 108 252 875 MOUNT OMMANEY QLD AUSTRALIA 10061 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PTY LTD MOBILITY ENGINEERING 45 003 657 538 HORNSBY NSW AUSTRALIA 10106 SHOGUN CAR CO PTY LTD SHOGUN CAR COMPANY PTY LTD 62 094 110 693 BRENDALE QLD AUSTRALIA 10115 C.A.M. (CANNINGTON AUTO MART) PTY LTD C.A.M. (CANNINGTON AUTO MART) PTY LTD 19 072 830 196 CANNINGTON WA AUSTRALIA 10121 ENTERPRISE MOTORS NSW PTY LTD JAPP SPORT 82 076 140 933 LIVERPOOL NSW AUSTRALIA 10381 GT COMPLIANCE PTY LTD GT COMPLIANCE PTY LTD 43 108 215 569 LIDCOMBE NSW AUSTRALIA 10420 NAGOYA MOTORS PTY LTD NAGOYA MOTORS PTY LTD 98 102 255 372 CARINGBAH NSW AUSTRALIA PINCompany NameTrading NameABNCity/SuburbStateCountry10022 RAWS COMPLIANCE PTY LTD TOP GEAR VEHICLE IMPORTS 52 108 252 875 MOUNT OMMANEY QLD AUSTRALIA 10061 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PTY LTD MOBILITY ENGINEERING 45 003 657 538 HORNSBY NSW AUSTRALIA 10106 SHOGUN CAR CO PTY LTD SHOGUN CAR COMPANY PTY LTD 62 094 110 693 BRENDALE QLD AUSTRALIA 10115 C.A.M. (CANNINGTON AUTO MART) PTY LTD C.A.M. (CANNINGTON AUTO MART) PTY LTD 19 072 830 196 CANNINGTON WA AUSTRALIA 10121 ENTERPRISE MOTORS NSW PTY LTD JAPP SPORT 82 076 140 933 LIVERPOOL NSW AUSTRALIA 10381 GT COMPLIANCE PTY LTD GT COMPLIANCE PTY LTD 43 108 215 569 LIDCOMBE NSW AUSTRALIA 10420 NAGOYA MOTORS PTY LTD NAGOYA MOTORS PTY LTD 98 102 255 372 CARINGBAH NSW AUSTRALIA If you do a search on the RAWS website, you can view all approved workshops for complaince of the V36 http://raws.dotars.gov.au/rawswebpublic/RA...rch.asp#results Cheers Pete

Hello, I replaced my battery with a N53 maintenance free Calcium King battery. Cheers Pete

This photo was taken after a recent highway trip, just after i filled up, ended up getting 900kms from 75 litres. regularly get around 10.5km per litre according to the fuel consumption screen, and thats back up at the bowser with 60 litres getting around 600kms.

Hello, With the dramas i had diagnosing this problem, i found a wreckers that had a spare V35 Throttle body, so i went ahead and ordered it. Now i have fixed the problem i have a surplus Throtte body. If anyone needs a second hand, good condition throttle body PM me for details. These throttle bodys are used on the V35, M35, 350Z and im sure anything that has a VQ35 in it. Thanks Pete

Hey Andy, Thats great news, looks like the use of forums has once again showed that multiple minds are better than one. Yes, it is no suprise to me that Nissan have no idea, because how many mechanics do you know clean the throttle bodies these days? gone of the day of good service, if the computer says there is nothing wrong they have no idea. Anyway, i will be looking into replacing the PCV? How much was the one you ordered? Good work, Cheers Pete

Hey Guys, I have managed to get the car all up and running correctly. Idle Air Volume Learning procedure all complete. ANDY65B - i followed on further from you PVC line of thought, and when i carried out the volume learning procedure this time i blocked off the crankcase vent, in the intake pipe. Now i carried out the complete accelerator pedal released, throttle valved closed learning and idle air volume learning procedure. With out the PCV system working it was able to drop the car down to 650RPM, which is required for the ECU to acknowledge the procedure and hold it in the memory. Now after reving it a few times to confirm it was learnt, i turned the car off, reconnected the PCV lines and restarted to car to confirm it was all learnt. Now my car is back normal. hope you guys can get yours running ike it to. Cheers Pete

Hi Andy. That is not the PVC in the photo of BLISTC's engine bay, that is the Brake booster vacuum line. The PCV hose comes from the back of Bank 2 cam cover, and feeds in before the throttle body. Cheers Pete

Hey Andy, Because the PCV is before the throttle body, it still shouldn't be effecting the high idle, (i know you said you hose has no leaks) because it is the air that is getting past the butterfy valve that is making the idle high. These butterfly valves need to close more, which isn't happening to make the engine idle lower. Just a thought anyway. Cheers Pete

Hello, RS4StagMan - Thanks for you comments, the RB25DET has a idle air control valve, The VQ35 doesnt, it uses the throttle body to control the idles air. I took the car to Main North Nissan (Adelaide) this morning, when they plugged the consult on to it, they could only acheive the same results with idle air volume learning as i could (800rpm), and yes consult couldnt get it to hold the learning either. When i got home, i pulled the throttle body appart. There is nothing interesting in there, there are the potentiometers (throttle position sensors) and the motor. The screw does nothing but preload the return spring, which is set in the factory. DO NOT ADJUST THESE SCREWS. ANDY65B - good work on the PCV, will have to try that. ZEI20L - I havent changed the plugs, the car has only done 62,000, and when i checked them at 60,000 they were fine. Cheers Pete

Hi Andy, I dont think it has anything to do with moving it by hand when cleaning. I to tried adjusting that screw, however its seems to have a loctite sealant holding it in place, plus the lock nut. Ive been reading the G35Driver, and a 350z forum, and some say that when they took it to Nissan the used consult to reset it. i dont think anything they do with consult is any different to what we do with the non-consult way. Ive disconnect the battery tonight and will try again tomorrow. Cheers Pete

Hello, Today I cleaned the throttle body/plenum because it was absolutely caked with black oily/soot/dirt Now i have performed the Accelerator Pedal release position learning, throttle valve closed position learning, and idle air volume learning. The car use it idle fine around the 650-700 RPM. After cleaning the throttle body off all the dirt, i noticed it had a gap all around the body which would let air through. when performing the throttle valve closed position, i notice that the butterfly valve moves all the way back to the closed position then back to original with a gap. obviosly because our cars dont have idle air control valves this gap is necessary to allow idling. Now when i perform the idle air volume learning the car starts fine then slowly drops the idle to around 800 rpm, which is still high. when you rev the car a few times it still returns to 800 rpm. However when you stop the car and restart it the idle goes back to 1000rpm, which means it hasn't learnt the new idle air volume. Also if you put it into D or R it drops back to 800rpm. Other than putting all the dirt/oil back around the throttle body/butterfly valve does anyone know how to get the idle back down. Ive tried all the procedured numerous times. Thanks Pete 03' V35 Sedan 350GT-8

Yes Please, Ive sent you a PM. Thanks Pete

Hello, Read this link below, and the last few comments ive made! starts at post # 186 http :bunny:/www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/di...&start=180 I dont think we need Nav/Video bypass kits anymore, as long as you ground either CONT 1 or CONT 2 pins in the TV tuner. Cheers Pete

Hello, No i dont have a navigation disc. would be interested in getting a disc to see what other info is available! Can the discs be copied? Cheers Pete