Fuel Hoses Lines/piping And Fittings Problems of Infiniti G35

I was filling gas on my 2004 Infiniti G35 coupe. After filling the gas tank ($35 worth), I started driving off only to be stopped by another driver 100 feet away fromthe gas station. The driver stopped me to let me know that my car was leaking gas. After looking at it, gas was just pouring from underneath my car, in less than minutes my gas tank was empty and the car will not start. After doing some research online, I read that there are recalls on the 2004 inifniti G35 (fuel leakage problems). However, after calling inifinity, they will not acknowledge the problem, but insteal indicated that there are no recalls and will offer to diagnose and fix my car for a fee. I think this is a major safety issue, as fuel line leakage could cause fires. Please help bring this matter to light. Thanks.

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I own a 2003 Infiniti G35 coupe with approximately 75,000 miles on it. On March 3, 2010, I read an article about a recall of Nissan and Infiniti (qx56) vehicles regarding faulty fuel gauge sending units leading to an improper fuel level being displayed in the vehicle. My G35 has exhibited fluctuations in the fuel gauge since purchasing the vehicle in August of 2009. When the gauge gets to below one-quarter of a tank of gas, the needle slowly bottoms out below the empty line, but I know I have plentiful fuel in the tank. Additionally, when I put additional gas in the tank, the gauge is slow to move above the empty line. I know my G35 is not part of the recall, but I was wondering if this vehicle could also be fitted with faulty sending units and should be considered for a recall as well.

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I would like to go on record as referring the following to NHTSA regarding a recall for my Infiniti. I received in the mail from Infiniti a recall regarding a fuel filler hose crack. The fuel filler and vapor hoses are to be replaced at the dealer. I live where there is no Infiniti dealer but there is a Nissan dealer. I contacted the Nissan dealer and they said they were aware of the recall and had the parts and can perform the necessary repairs, but can't do it without Infiniti approval and authorization. I then called Infiniti and they say even though there is a potential fire possibility with my car they will not authorize a Nissan dealer to do the repairs. We live 200 miles, 3 hours from the nearest Infiniti dealer and will not make that trip, fuel and overnight expenses (as per their recall notice they will require the car for more than 3 hours) for the sole purpose of these repairs. It's hard to believe that Nissan America would put a customer of theirs life at risk for the cost of these repairs. As you know, there's no Infiniti listed in the vehicle lists on your site, they're listed as Nissan America, yet they won't let their own Nissan dealership perform safety repairs on their own Infiniti automobiles.

: the contact stated a recall letter # o2v245000 was received. When the vehicle was taken to the Nissan dealership to perform the required repairs for the fuel system, the management refused to accepted the vehicle because infinity would not allow them to perform any recall remedy repairs on infinity vehicles. The manufacturer was contacted who reaffirmed the infinity recalls had to be performed by the infinity dealerships only. The nearest dealership from the contacts locality was seven and a half hours away. The contact would not accept such a criteria because infinity was manufactured by Nissan.