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Tow Hook: The 350Z has a new removable tow hook. It's stored in the
trunk adjacent to the jack tools. The hook screws into the front bumper,
behind the license plate, which first must be removed. Use this tow hook
for vehicle recovery (freeing a stuck vehicle). Please refer to your 350Z's
Owner's Manual for complete towing instructions. |
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Automatic Transmission Service: You will find that you cannot loosen
the transmission fluid level dipstick or locate the dipstick handle (there
isn't one). That's because the new dipstick is bolted in place and should
be serviced only at the dealership. Attempting to change or service the
fluid on your own could potentially damage the transmission. |
| 3) Automatic
Transmission Fluid: Another reason to have your transmission serviced
at the dealership is the special automatic transmission fluid that is required
(Nissan Matic-J A/T fluid). Using other Nissan or commercially available
fluids may cause damage to the transmission that will not be covered by
the limited warranty. |
| 4)
Inside Door Reflector: The inside door panel of the 350Z features a
red oval-shaped plastic lens reflector instead of a light. Unknowing 350Z
owners may assume that the lens reflector is covering a light, and wonder
why the light bulb isn't working. |
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Passenger Seat Belt Clips: When the passenger seat is unoccupied, you
may hear a seat belt rattle. Use the seat belt clip located near the B-pillar
to keep the seat belt in place, thus eliminating the noise. |
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Low Ground Clearance: First-time sport car owners may not be aware the
sports cars have low ground clearance. Therefore, special care should be
taken when driving over speed bumps, dips in the road, or driveways. |
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Fuel Requirement: Premium unleaded fuel is required for optimum power
performance. |
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information on all these features, see the 350Z
Owner's Manual. |
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