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How to: Radio removal in Infiniti J30

January 15, 2011 by Greg

Removing the stereo head unit in your Infiniti J30 isn’t a difficult process – Here’s how I did it!

Filed Under: Infiniti Articles, J30 Articles

OEM or Aftermarket Brake Installation Q45 J30

December 31, 2009 by Greg

Infiniti Q45 & Infiniti J30 TOOLS: jack and jack stands 1/2″ ratchat 13/16 socket 19mm socket 17mm socket 14mm socket 12mm socket 10mm wrench 4″ angle grinder COST BREAKDOWN: $44 used Q45 calipers, pads, and rotors (I used a digital caliper and measured the rotors and pad so i knew i was getting good ones) […]

Filed Under: J30 Articles, Q45 Articles Tagged With: brake, infiniti j30, infiniti.q45, install, rotor

Z32: Projector Lens Cleaning

December 21, 2009 by Greg

This may work on other cars as well, but I’ve only tested it on the Z32. The inside of the projector lens on the Z32 low beams gets dirty over time.  If they’ve never been cleaned, that’s 15+ years of dirt and grime reducing your light output.  Here’s a simple method to restore light to […]

Filed Under: 300zx Articles, 350z Articles, Car Care & Detailing, G35-G37 Articles, J30 Articles Tagged With: bulb, cleaning, headlight, HID, lens, projectors

Infiniti J30 Specifications and Technical FAQ

December 10, 2009 by admin

By: driverdriver This post is divided into six sections: Post Content: (1.0) J30 General Information (2.0) J30 & Media (3.0) J30 Modifications & Maintenance (4.0) Is this normal? (5.0) What should I look for in a used J30? (6.0) J30 Wisdom (from owners who’ve learned the hard way) (1.0) J30 General Information (1.1) When did […]

Filed Under: J30 Articles Tagged With: cars, FAQ, infiniti, j30, maintenance, nico, specifications, technical

The History of the Infiniti J30

December 10, 2009 by admin

In the summer of 1988, a team of designers in La Jolla, California, under the direction Keiichi Shinohara, started work on a “personal” luxury sedan for Infiniti. The Nissan Design International team focused on balance and excellence in all categories – a complete package – not just excelling in a single area. A shape for […]

Filed Under: J30 Articles Tagged With: car, history, infiniti, j30, luxury, nico

J30 AC Panel Light Replacement

December 10, 2009 by admin

If your AC control BUTTON lights (not the display itself) have gone dark at night, you probably need to replace the four tiny bulbs inside the ac controls unit. To get to them, begin by removing the plastic trim around the shifter. Simply pull up carefully and it should come. With the shifter trim off, […]

Filed Under: J30 Articles Tagged With: climate control, dash, how to, infiniti, infiniti of scottsdale, j30, light bulbs

Replacing Infiniti J30 Knock sensors

December 10, 2009 by admin

J30 Knock Sensors By: Wes Stinson A common problem that has plagued many Nissan and Infiniti vehicles is problem with the knock sensors (also called KS). Bad KS will not throw a CEL (Check Engine Light). Symptoms include loss or poor acceleration and can also cause bucking/jerking problems. Generally, knock sensors do not cause the […]

Filed Under: J30 Articles Tagged With: cars, infiniti, j30, knock sensors, nico, replace

J30 angel eye headlight conversion

December 10, 2009 by admin

By: j30t First off you will need to go here: US Plastic and order 4 feet of the 3/8″ acrylic rod. Then look around for LEDs. Try going to radio shack and getting the 1,100 mcd to 5000 mcd leds. Anyway, you will need 8 leds total (2 in each ring). Along with the leds […]

Filed Under: J30 Articles Tagged With: angel eyes, conversion, eagle eyes, headlights, how to, infiniti, j30

Infiniti J30-Diagnosing a Faulty Fuel Injector

December 10, 2009 by admin

Removing a fuel injector without removing the plenum isn’t without risk. Grinding of the upper plenum will be involved with the possibility of completely grinding through the plenum wall thus ruining the plenum. The trade off is several hours of labor and many dollars saved by not having to replacing a slew of gaskets and […]

Filed Under: J30 Articles Tagged With: cars, diagnosis, fuel injectors, how to, infiniti, j30, maintenance, nico, replacement

Infiniti J30 Tension Rod Replacement

December 10, 2009 by admin

1. Loosen lug nuts slightly, allows easier removal when wheels are free 2. Jack up car and place on stands, frame area just before it bends to engine bay. Frame will seem heavier there 3. Remove lug nuts and wheels 4. Remove the engine lower cover. This will allow access to the back of the […]

Filed Under: J30 Articles Tagged With: cars, how to, infiniti, j30, tension rod replacement

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