Service Engine Light On Problems of Nissan 350Z

Service engine warning light is on. Car turns of without warning while operating. Cam shaft sensor warning. Car is currently parked outside home.

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I was driving and I braked to make a right turn and the car cut off . The second time I was braking to make a turn and it cut off this time I had to wait a few minutes. The third time I was at a red traffic light and it shut off and the forth time I was at a traffic light it shut off and all four times the service engine light came on but for some reason on the forth time the service engine light did not go off.

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My service engine light came on after the car had trouble starting. It finally started, and as I was driving to work, my car shut off while driving on the freeway. This was tremendously dangerous considering I was driving on a busy freeway. I have contacted Nissan, and even though my VIN number falls within the cam shaft sensor report range, I was told my specific VIN number is being refused. The check engine code was indeed for a cam shaft sensor. The recall campaign is r3022.

I just bought a pre-owned Nissan 2003 350z in August. . Oct 5 I had car stall on me twice. I drive a truck for a living so after that I went on the road. . When I came back I drove car and it stalled again at about 35 and then it didn't want to start. I got it started and the "service engine light" came on. It stalled 2 more times in motion after that and I brought it to Nissan. . They wanted to charge me $689. I then took it to my personal mechanics shop who charged me $375 for the same thing with Nissan parts. . I go home and find out that there was a recall #r2022 on the 2003 350z Nissan. . It shows under the NHTSA that this was a safety issue and could result in crash. . When I called Nissan on this they told me my VIN doesn't fall under the recall. If this was a safety issued recall then all the 2003 Nissan 350z should be under it. I checked online and found lots of other people that had same issues so its a hazard for sure yet Nissan is only backing up some of the vins under this safety issued recall. . . Plz help and tell me what I can do to get my $375 back. . .

Tl- the contact owns a 2003 Nissan 350z. While driving approximately 30 mph the vehicle suddenly stalled. The service engine warning light illuminated on the instrument panel. The contact stopped the vehicle on the shoulder of the road and within a few minutes he was able to restart it. The failure occurred twice. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic for diagnostic testing. The mechanic stated the cam shaft and the crank position sensor had to be replaced. Nhtsa campaign id number: 03v455000 (engine and engine cooling) may be related to the failure. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated the VIN was not included in the recall. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 68,000. Rvk.

2003 Nissan 350z shuts down in traffic without warning. Nhtsa has this car listed on their recall list but the manufacturer says there is no recall on my particular vehicle. I contacted Nissan, they told me there was nothing they could do until I had it diagnosed by a dealership. I went to my local Nissan dealership and had my car diagnosed and they said it was the cam position sensor which would cause the car to shut down without warning, the service engine light goes on, the tcs light, and slip light, light up after restarting and it takes a few cranks to restart. So after spending $88. 00 to have this diagnosis done they still say sorry we can't help you. This is the vehicle that my son drives back and forth to college and as of right now he is walking because we are afraid to let him drive it until it is repaired. Do I feel this is a safety issue most definitely! driving 70 mph on the interstate and then all of a sudden shut down with cars behind you I feel is an accident waiting to happen! the car can not be driven like this, every time the car is used it happens more then once. These are the same exact symptoms that the recall lists. This has been happening since 3/25/11 till the present.

Service engine light came on and vehicle suddenly turned off without warning resulting in near crash. Took vehicle to service station and was informed it was the crank position sensor.

The contact owns a 2003 Nissan 350z. The contact attempted to start the vehicle for fifteen minutes, but it failed to start. The failure occurred 5 to 6 times on June 22,23 2007. The service engine light soon, vdc light, and slip light remained illuminated. The diagnostic test indicated that # p0340, the cam shaft position sensor circuit, malfunctioned and caused the engine to fail. The contact stated that the vehicle is performing at 80% and the failure is similar to that noted in recall # 03v455000 (engine and engine cooling). The dealer and manufacturer stated that his VIN is not related to the recall. He was issued case # 5757949. The current and failure mileages were 60,000.