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My automatic transmission has 40000 and it's already slipping going from 5th gear to 4th gear also when I do a hard stop the vehicle won't accelerate for a sec then it will jump into gear.
Concentric slave cylinder in my manual transmission went out and failed randomly while I was driving. The clutch just got stuck to the floor and I could not get it back up.this is dangerous because you do not know when it is going to fail and leaving you stranded on the middle of the highway.
Dash starts unexpectedlly to crack and fall apart. Even when my vehicle has tint in windows since new. Transmission always noisy until you press down the clutch
Clutch pedal falls to the floor when shifting. Master cylinder replaced twice within 30 days, under 500 miles. Has now failed a 3rd time less than a week after 2nd replacement.
- Sebastian, FL, USA
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Clutch pedal went to floor. Clutch slave cylinder failed. Failed in motion, 75 miles from home. Tow was expensive. Car would not start. Steering lock unit failed. Failed in stationary, 95 miles from home. Tow was expensive.
The clutch pedal randomly drops to the floor was told it is the clutch slave cylinder by a mechanic. Consumer stated vehicle has been repaired and complaint rectified.
Hey I have a 2010 Nissan 370Z nismo 6 speed manual.the car has 37,000 miles on it. I started the car Thursday morning June/23/2016 pressed in the clutch. Clutch felt kinda soft and soggy so I put in first gear and drove off. As I drove clutch felt okay but still kinda weird. So I drove about 15 mins and stop at a light pushed the clutch in and it wouldn't come back in position.it would get stuck half way. So I tried to put it in gear it wont let me go in 1st gear. So I shut of the car pumped the clutch started it up and she went in gear. So I pull over to the side to a dealership. They diagnosis the problem for me and it turns out to be the csc (slave cylinder) is busted and leaking fluid and the reservoir tank is empty. I have heard bout this problem in the 370Z's at least a 100 events have occurred even at lower miles. This a common problem in ur Z cars. Plz fix this issue.
As I was driving during heavy business hours my clutch stayed stuck all the way to the bottom, without me being able to shift. I got in to a parking lot and the car did not want to start anymore, so I had to tow it to a Nissan dealership. At the dealership they diagnosed it and claimed it is the csc.
Early in 2015 my clutch started sticking when the weather got colder and after doing research I found that this was a common issue with the csc seal gong bad. I even told Nissan that it was bad took it in for service and the only thing they did was put in the same type of clutch fluid used in the gtr, after getting the car back and driving for a week the clutch started to stick again and I once again told them it was the csc seal that was going bad and they finally took the clutch apart to see what I was saying was correct and they replaced it with the stock csc that Nissan uses knowing that failure again was possible. Well here it is less than a year later and I am having the same issues with the clutch either sticking or going all the way to the floor now that the temperature is dropping. I have a call into the dealership to find out if its still under warranty! Nissan knows there is an issue with its stock csc seal but continues to used them in their vehicles.
The car will not move the clutch pedal went to the floor and would not come up or engage. I was stuck in city traffic. I checked the fluid level and it was low but not before the minimum line. I believe I have a leak in the internal slave cylinder which is located inside the bell housing.
Was driving on the service road as I exited off the highway and I lost clutch pressure. This is a very common problem in the 370Z and Nissan needs to fix this. There are hundreds of owners who have had this issue. I was left stranded on the service road with no clutch pressure.
The clutch pedal went all the way to the floor and not returning to its proper position. I was unable to put the car into gear. This has happened twice. The last time I was stuck on a major roadway where I had to get out of the car and call the police for assistance because I was scared I was going to have a collision with another car. Nissan attempted to fix this issue as per their internal service bulletin by changing the clutch fluid. This is a temporary fix that does not address the real issue of the faulty design of the clutch slave cylinder.
Clutch slave cylinder failure resulting in clutch pedal sticking to floor and clutch disengaged. Happened intermittently with engine hot in warm weather. Clutch would resume working normally after engine cooled off. This is a common problem on these vehicles as described on various 370Z user forums. Repair: Replaced clutch slave cylinder with improved after market part. Part cost: $325. Labor: $800 total: $1125 plus tax.
When go from park to reverse rear make clunk noise as soon as the car start moving, or driving at low speed when step on gas it also make clunk noise. Brought the car to dealership thinking its under manufacture 5 year/50K power train warranty only to find out its a not a warranty item and would not be covered. But its tsb number ntb12-055D. And its okay to keep driving with out the repair. Not sure if it would get worst over time will have to wait till it causes accident. Not feel safe driving the car with those noise.
The clutch slave cylinder failed on me. I hear this is a known problem in 370Z's among the rest of the 370Z community yet the manufacturer refuses to acknowledge that it's a common problem.
I started out of my drive when as I start out in 1st gear the car stalled.. because the clutch which normally catches half way out was now all of sudden catching right as my foot was leaving the fire wall. Which I know was not normal.. how ever being a hydraulic system I checked the fluid reservoir to see if it was low. The system was with in the min and max level I continued on when only a mile or so down the road the clutch peddle now stuck to the floor and would not release from the fire wall. It would only move 2 inches in or 2 inches out. It still would allow me to shift. I limed the car home and since it was Sunday and the dealerships are not open I had to wait to Monday morning Aug. 11th to contact the dealer. When I started to car up Monday the car would no longer allow me to shift into any gear at all. I called Nissan North town in austin, tx to have the car towed in.
Clutch lost all pressure and I was unable to shift coming off the interstate. Left me stranded for hours on my way to North Carolina from fl. Appears to be a common issue with the 370Z and longer trips. I was just traveling with cruise control on at about 70mph and the clutch pedal fell to the floor when I attempted to slow down while exiting the interstate I-75N. This needs to be recalled! I should not have to pay for a defective product. I will not buy or recommend another Nissan until this gets replaced for free.
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- Apache Junction, AZ, USA