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Ezy03

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in V Series (V35, V36, V37 & Infiniti)

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hi guys i have a s2 250gt sedan, stock, and i have few things that concern me,

first of the suspension makes creeks and noises when taken over some uneven parts of the road or when they have to compensate for some movement, usually heard on speed humps or crossings, im thinking the suspension might be needing a rebuild or something?

secondly, i haven't had the time to check and the brakes and maybe the rotors are uneven and faded so i might need some new ones there, anyone know what the sizes are for pads and rotors (front only)?

third is the air bag light keeps flashing, iv heard to take it to Nissan, im in Liverpool area and i don't like attitude of Liverpool Nissan (been there a few times with the old coupe and there a bit dic.ish), is there any Nissan dealerships that fix this problem with the airbag light and also how much would it set me back?

that's all, and that's for the view and read :)

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The suspension could be bad bushes, some suspension shops will do free, or cheap inspections, so it might be worth taking it to one of them to get checked. Otherwise, get your mechanic to check it next time it is in for a service.

As for the airbag light, anyone with a scan tool that is compatible with the V35 will be able to read the codes. As for the cost of repair, that is totally dependant on the faulty item that has caused the warning light.

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With the airbag there is a manual reset that I have used many times as the plug under my passenger set is a bit dodge.

Turn ignition switch to the on position, as soon as the airbag light goes out switch it off.

Repeat this process 5 times and then start the car, airbag light should come on while it does its initial startup sequence and then go out, and stay out.:thumbsup:

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