Battery Dead problems of the 2003 Infiniti G35

Cd player stopped working, unable to retrieve cd's, error message. Later radio and a/c controls went out. Check engine soon light came on and speedometer not working. Called Infiniti in sarasota, was told to bring car in, I did. Happened again within a few months, was told by Infiniti they could not find anything wrong, they reset sensor. A few months later, radio went out again, a/c at 60 degrees, cannot lower temperature, cannot turn on/off from dashboard; radio works from the steering wheel only. Problem caused battery to go dead, called aaa, was told something draining battery; told of electrical problems, advised electrical problem maybe the reason. Once battery purchased, advised again battery may go out due to electrical problem draining battery. Went online, found numerous complaints. Called Infiniti again, told my VIN # may not be listed. Cost approximately $1,200. 00 or more to fix this problem. Called Infiniti/Nissan corporate office, told my VIN number not on recall list. Informed them of problem, purchase of new battery due to electrical problem, and what may happen again regarding new battery. Rep advised nothing they can do. Told I can pay, and if a recall later with my VIN number , I can be reimbursed with proof of repair with Infiniti. As of this writing, I am still unable to turn on/off defrost, heater, a/c, cd player, cassette player, or radio; none of the controls on dashboard are operable. This is dangerous in so many ways in terms of road safety; defrost not working (unable to defrost windows for vision while driving); draining battery; hazardous due temperature controls that can cause a person to freeze while in my car, and a financial hardship. I pray an investigation initiated due to electrical problems by manufacturer, not caused by the consumer; that the resolution is fair and just for all, and not just by selected VIN numbers only.

2003 Infiniti G35 sedan battery was dead after not starting vehicle for more than 3 days. The cd player is the culprit and the "eject" continues to cycle even with the car turned off. This is the second time in 4 months that the new battery is dead after sitting for a few days.

Apparently standard problem with 2003 Infiniti G35. . . Bose amplifier draws considerable current when car is turned off. If car isn't started for 2 days, battery is dead. I just became aware of this problem today. Dealer -- who clearly knew the problem existed last year -- sold me new battery, and never mentioned this standard problem. That battery, purchased 7/23/07 was dead Thursday 6/26/08 and again Wednesday, 7/2/08.