Trim / Codes

The 2006 Nissan G35 sedan featured revised front fascia styling and updated interior trim options. Common service considerations included timing belt replacement at 60,000 miles and potential issues with the automatic transmission’s valve body. Maintenance records should be reviewed for fluid levels and suspension component wear.

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  2003

  The 2003 Nissan G35 sedan typically utilizes a six-speed manual transmission with a limited-slip differential. Regular maintenance includes checking the transmission fluid and performing a shift quality inspection. Drivetrain components, such as the axles and differential, require periodic lubrication and inspection for wear.

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  2005_G35_Sedan

  The 2005 Nissan G35 Sedan often featured a six-speed manual transmission option alongside a continuously variable transmission. Maintenance typically focused on the timing chain, differential components, and clutch system for manual models. Nissan recommended regular inspections of the driveshaft and related hardware to ensure optimal performance.

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  2007_G35_Sedan

  The 2007 Nissan G35 Sedan typically features a 3.5-liter V6 engine and a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. Maintenance often focuses on the differential fluid, driveshaft components, and the clutch assembly if a manual transmission is present. Regular inspection of the axles and related hardware is also common.

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  2006_G35_Sedan

  The 2006 Nissan G35 Sedan often features a 3.5-liter V6 engine and a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. Drivetrain maintenance includes regular fluid changes for the transmission, differential, and engine. Typical maintenance focuses on the timing belt, spark plugs, and brake components.

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  2004.5_G35_Sedan

  The 2004.5 Nissan G35 sedan typically utilizes a six-speed manual transmission with a rear-wheel-drive layout. Common maintenance includes fluid changes for the transmission, differential, and engine cooling system. Wear items such as clutch, driveshaft, and axles require periodic inspection and potential replacement based on driving conditions.

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  2004

  The 2004 Nissan G35 sedan utilizes a 3.5-liter V6 engine and a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. Typical maintenance includes regular oil and filter changes, transmission fluid flushes, and inspection of the driveshaft and differential. Component wear often affects the axles, rear differential, and shift linkage requiring periodic attention.