I can't help you on the navi, but ULTRA late model '03 (depends on your production date!) has tire pressure sensors.. The 06/03 can be classified as an '04 but may be sold as the '03 (not in sales, can't confirm..).C-Kwik wrote:Can anyone confirm if this exists on any of the coupe models? I originally thought it did and after buying mine, I couldn't find it. I dismissed it thinking I must have misread or misunderstood. But then someone on FA mentioned the NAV book he has showed a picture of a selection for it. So I looked back at my 04 brochure and sure enough, there is a picture of the NAV screen showing "Tire Pressure" as a selection in the maintenance menu. So it seems my original assumption was correct. When I had read through the brochure, it was one of the reasons the NAV system seemed to enticing to me. It's still cool to have and all, but I think it was rather misleading. Of course there is a disclaimer in the brochure for this kind of thing, but I think if they never had this available in 04 and especially if they did not in 03, it would be unreasonable to have ever put that picture in the 04 brochure. I'm thinking of calling Infiniti to discuss this, but I wanted to get some background first.
Thanks in advance.
Correct, all G's have the tire pressure light on the INSTRUMENT cluster....J-Owner wrote:I have a 2005 coupe but in my nav book I think there is a statement that says the tire Pressure on the Nav screen is on the Q45 model? I can't remember.
I know that on mine, it is not on my navigation screen but is on my instrument cluster, just above the temp gauge. If the tire is low this light in the shape of a circle with an ! in the middle comes on and that alerts me that I have a low tire.
I don't know but maybe it is the same set up on your model. I don't think the tire pressure options has ever been on the nav menu on the G35's but I could be wrong. Let some air out of your tire and see if a light on the instrument panel comes on. Keep us posted.
BW
This is the same as on my G35 (2004 sedan). About a week after I bought it there was a (!) illuminated on my instrument panel and an annoying sound going off right as I was leaving town on a 1200 mile round trip drive to Georgia. Well I went into my glovebox to get the manual to see what it was...no manual, only a nav manual which had no record of a tire pressure sensor linked to the nav system. Luckily I live about 3 miles from the dealer and there was a salesman there early who helped me with my dilemma. He let me know that it was a tire air pressure alarm and that I should not worry because it was cool that night and the tires may have been lower than when I get going. He told me my owners manual was velcroed in my trunk...it wasn't. I never got an owners manual when I picked up the car. They ordered me one and now it is in the trunk where it should be. I made it fine down to Atlanta and never have heard the air pressure alarm since that day.J-Owner wrote:I have a 2005 coupe but in my nav book I think there is a statement that says the tire Pressure on the Nav screen is on the Q45 model? I can't remember.
I know that on mine, it is not on my navigation screen but is on my instrument cluster, just above the temp gauge. If the tire is low this light in the shape of a circle with an ! in the middle comes on and that alerts me that I have a low tire.
I don't know but maybe it is the same set up on your model. I don't think the tire pressure options has ever been on the nav menu on the G35's but I could be wrong. Let some air out of your tire and see if a light on the instrument panel comes on. Keep us posted.
BW
What tire pressure do you have the tires set at? The usual manufacturer recommendations tend to be lower than optimal ...Jdm05GT350 wrote:I've had my 05 coupe for 2 weeks now and the tire pressure light just came on tonight. Along with a 10 second beeping noise. I checked the tire pressure on each tire and they were all fine. Will the light on my instrument cluster go off by itself or do I have to reset it somehow?
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