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Gritty clutch feel


Amin

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I picked up a 2007 350z from a private seller today. Great car, love the look, performance and sound. I have however noticed that when I dip the clutch, towards the bottom, it feels "gritty", not completely smooth.

 

Anyone know what this is? It has recently had new brake discs and pads fitted and the last Nissan service was done about 10 months ago.

 

Thanks in advance.

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Mine is the model is the bonnet hump, i.e. the newest iteration (is that HR?).

 

Edit - Mileage is 55,000 and it has a full nissan service history. Last service was about a year ago so I do plan to take it in within a month or so. Also, what does the full Nissan service cover? Do they look over all mechancial issues like clutches etc?

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Mine is the model is the bonnet hump, i.e. the newest iteration (is that HR?).

 

Edit - Mileage is 55,000 and it has a full nissan service history. Last service was about a year ago so I do plan to take it in within a month or so. Also, what does the full Nissan service cover? Do they look over all mechancial issues like clutches etc?

 

 

Does your car have the two air intakes with the two air filter boxes?

 

There are a lot of the early cars running with the bulge bonnets so just because you have the bulge bonnet does not mean that you have the HR.

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Apologies but can you show me an example for both so I can tell you? It was registered late in 2007.

 

When the car idles, there is a slight knocking noise which goes away when the clutch is depressed.

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Apologies but can you show me an example for both so I can tell you? It was registered late in 2007.

 

When the car idles, there is a slight knocking noise which goes away when the clutch is depressed.

 

 

Just lift the bonnet and check whether it has one air filter box or two, simples

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