My service department told me that they had received a service bulletin from Infiniti about the fuel pump problem. I am not sure if this means it is a official recall or just a heads up to be aware about the problem. I would check with another service department if they would do the repair. I am not sure why they would give you a hard time about the pump. The dealer gets money from Infiniti to do the repairs so they lose nothing.allthatjazz wrote:After reading all of your posts, I called my dealer today to inquire about the fuel pump replacement. Markham Infiniti told me that they have no knowledge of a recall on the fuel pump for any of the EX35. He said if or when there is a recall, I will receive a notification in the mail.
The service rep wanted to know where in the world I heard this info, as he has not received any communique or any service bulletin advicing that there are any known issues with the fuel pump. ... .I replied, Infiniti Forum rules
I haven't experienced that problem, but when I was browsing Service Bulletins at [another forum] I noticed ITB08-037, titled "RADIO WILL NOT SCROLL THROUGH ALL PRESETS (NAVI-EQUIPPED ONLY)". I wonder if that applies to your problem. It says "IF YOU CONFIRM: Preset A, B, or C does not scroll through all six (6) preset stations... ACTION: Replace the A/V Control Unit". It says it applies to EX35's built before 3-18-08.Punjab wrote:All so has anyone had preset problems where a FM station causes the preset number to disappear, resulting in a looping of 2-3 presets so you can not access the rest in the Category, it may or may not happen in both up and down directions from steering wheel.
I had my fuel pump replaced at the dealer. I am a bit disappointed though, the previous humming sound was actually giving the car personality Right now the initial ignition sounds la bit cheap, like a used car engine - or diesel engine even - at start up: cha-cha-cha wrooommmmsg77 wrote:I had the same fuel pump humming noise when starting the engine; I had the fuel pump replaced as described in Service Bulletin ITB08-025, and the noise is now completely gone.
(When I mentioned the noise to the service advisor at the local dealer, he said pretty much all the EX35's have the problem, and they hadn't found a way to fix it; he said even replacing the fuel pump didn't help. But he wasn't aware of that service bulletin, so I guess they hadn't been replacing it with the different pump. I showed the service bulletin to him and asked him to follow that; he was surprised/glad to see that it actually worked.)
Having mine replaced on Thursday. Hopefully mine will salsa/mambo instead of the cha-cha-chagoogleman wrote:
I had my fuel pump replaced at the dealer. I am a bit disappointed though, the previous humming sound was actually giving the car personality Right now the initial ignition sounds la bit cheap, like a used car engine - or diesel engine even - at start up: cha-cha-cha wrooommmm
Passport Infiniti.SteveTheTech wrote:Good luck,
Where are you taking it if I may ask?