Clutch Pedal/linkage Problems of Infiniti G37

I bought my car used with less than 53,000mi still under manufactured warranty and I even bought an extended warranty from carmax when I bought the car. I was driving car and within a week I took to carmax clutch wasn't feeling the same when shifting (return pressure loosened up) they said car was fine. Just a little over a month later I took car to Infiniti for same problem, they also said the car was fine and shifting was normal. Yesterday I was driving home (a month later exactly after infinity checked it out) my clutch pedal went all way to floor and I couldn't shift barely made it home. I would have to say that my clutch is not fine or shining right at all I have had to pay 2xs already for diagnoses and I haven't had my car more than 3months!.

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While driving, my clutch became soft and "spongy" to the point that the engagement point was on the floor and the pedal would not return to the engaged position. This was a result of a failing clutch slave cylinder which has affected many G37 as well as Nissan 370z's.

I was driving down the road and noticed the clutch wasn't "feeling normal. " as I shifted into 3rd gear, the clutch pedal stuck to the floor and wouldn't spring back. I tried pumping on it, then managed to get my foot underneath it to pull it up and then down shift. When I depressed the clutch again and attempted to shift into 2nd gear, the clutch stuck again and I was stuck in 3rd. I finally eased on the brakes and had to intentionally stall my car. I was lucky to have been on slow moving, lightly used road, or else this could have caused an accident. I managed to push the car off into a designated parking area and attempt to restart the car to no avail. In us law, endangering comprises several types of crimes involving conduct that is wrongful and reckless or wanton, and likely to produce death or grievous bodily harm to another person. From this experience and reading of situations like this, I am surprised Nissan/Infiniti have not recalled these cars for obvious endangerment of their customers and the welfare of other drivers. This problem with the clutch slave cylinders (csc) has occurred countless times, putting lives in danger. If the service departments at the Nissan/Infiniti dealerships state that this is a known issue with these cars, why has Nissan north America, inc. Not done something to rectify this?.

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