Body problems of the 2012 Infiniti G37

Passenger side air bag sensor flashes possibility due to faulty sensor in passenger seat. Water enters cabin on passenger side causing water to pool on floorboards, possibly causing electrical damage and failure. Water entering could be due to flawed design in water channel or sunroof.

Takata recall: after finding an odor in my vehicle regularly, I took my car to the dealership in hopes of finding the issue and resolving it. I was informed that I have a leak in my car. The sunroof has drain to transport water to the outside of the car. There is a firewall with clips that allow for this to function properly. The firewalls in my sunroof drain have failed causing water to sit beneath the carpet of my car. The carpet is soaked as the water has no where to go and the smell is almost unbearable. In doing research and consulting with the dealership, I have found that this issue is not preventable. The material surrounding the clips in my firewall have worn out. The dealership can replace the clips and place another substance on it to prevent the issue from happening again. The cost to replace the slips, clean the carpet, and disinfect with labor is $1,200. 00. The longer that the water sits there, the longer the odor remains and the higher the risk of causing other issues and having mold in the vehicle. I have been dealing with the odor for almost a month now but I most recently was informed of the specifics.

Travelling at approx. 25 mph on a surface street, the front right wheel dislodged from the vehicle, causing the vehicle to go out of control the wheel hit the side of a parked car, and my wife (driver) hit the side of the next parked car, before coming to a stop. Infiniti's inspector stated that the "knuckle" broke, and that is what caused the wheel to dislodge. However, as of now, Infiniti is assuming no liability in this accident.