2002 Infiniti G20 on 2040-cars
Citrus Heights, California, United States
First of all this is an Infiniti. It just drives and doesn't break. The only mandatory maintenance is changing engine oil. Everything else is changed only when needed. I have passed smog check last month with no problems.
With that been said, here are all the problems I am aware of, which do not effect operation. Needs new windshield wipers, new tires, windshield is scratched up by bad wipers, missing an "I" at the end of "infiniti" on the trunk. Paint is not very good, it peals off in some places and somewhat dis-colorized throughout. Needs a side airbag replaced for passenger seat, if you need it. Has a "Service Engine Soon" light illuminated. Error code shows that downstream oxygen sensor needs to be replaced. I have replaced the sensor, took it to a smog station, and passed without problems. A couple days later, the light went back on. The case on the transmission has been damaged when the car was wrecked. It did not make any sense to replace the entire transmission, but the lever that switches gears was damaged, and I replaced it. During the past 8 years I've been driving the car, I only had this lever slip 1 time, and the car got stuck in one gear, until I readjusted the lever. So if it ever happens again, you'll know what happened. |
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