Electrical Failure Problems of Infiniti G35

I lose complete control of my climate control which results in my a/c being stuck on. My radio controls are also gone. The whole center dash is in complete electrical failure. This is a hazard due to windows fogging up while driving. Also I've researched that there are recalls only for sedans, I don't understand this because the same parts are in the coupes.

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There is a known issue with the rear window brake light of the Infiniti G35. In 90% of 2003-2004 cars, this issue is known to occur. A non-functioning brake light is a serious safety issue. Infiniti has yet to issue a recall. Later model years do not suffer as much from this issue. To make things worse, this is not a simple bulb replacement. The G35 has a fancy and expensive led system. A specific diode is known to go bad, which makes this more of a electrical system failure.

The contact owns a 2003 Infiniti G35. The radio, heater and air conditioning console had an electrical failure. He notified an Infiniti dealer in reference to a recall, and was advised that the recall repair had previously been performed. The contact has to pay $1,300. 00 to repair the vehicle. A representative from the manufacturer advised him that if he did not drive a hour and a half to an authorized dealer for an assessment, they would not provide any assistance. The current and failure mileages were approximately 85,000. Updated 11/10/09 the rear window defroster was inoperative. Updated 11/13/09.

A/c controls/electrical failing on vehicle. . . During summer months do not have ability to lower a/c (blows hot air). During winter months do not have access to heater or window defroster creating road hazard and personal safety issues. 2003 Infiniti G35 couple.

The contact owns a 2003 Infiniti G35 sedan. The contact had the circuit board replaced in 2003 according to a technical service bulletin due to multiple electrical failures. A few years after the repair, the defrost and radio also failed. She notified the dealer and was advised by a technician that she needed to replace the radio. No repairs were made because she suspects that the technicians have incorrectly identified the cause of the failure. The failure mileage was unknown and the current mileage was 95,000.