Infiniti G series Repair Manual Wiring Diagram
Infiniti G20 / G25 / G35 / G37 Service and Repair Manual, Owner’s Manual wiring diagrams, engine and transmission diagnostics, error codes, fuse box diagrams. The procedure for changing the oil and filter, replacing the brake fluid and brake pads. P10 (1991-1996) P11 (1998-2002) V35 / CV35 (2003-2007) 37 V36 / CV36 (2006-2015)
Infiniti G35 2006 – 2015 fuse box diagram
Infiniti G35 2008 Owner’s Manual
Infiniti G37 2006 – 2015 fuse box diagram
Infiniti G37 2009 Owner’s Manual
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Audio Visual System (Section AV)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Charging System (Section CHG)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Clutch (Section CL)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Driveline (Section DLN)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Emission Control System (Section EC)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Exterior Lighting System (Section EXL)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Fuel System (Section FL)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – General Information (Section GI)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Meter, Warning Lamp & Indicator (Section MWI)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Power Supply, Ground & Circuit Elements (Section PG)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Seat (Section SE)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Security Control System (Section SEC)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Starting System (Section STR)
Infiniti G37 2009 Service Manual – Transaxle & Transmission (Section TM)
Infiniti G37 2010 Owner’s Manual
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Audio Visual System (Section AV)
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Body Repair Manual (Section BRM)
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Emission Control System (Section EC)
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Engine L System (Section Lu)
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Enging Cooling System (Section CO)
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Heater & Air Conditioning Control System (Section HAC)
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Power Outlet (Section PWO)
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Power Supply, Ground & Circuit Elements (Section PG)
Infiniti G37 2010 Service Manual – Starting System (Section STR)
Infiniti G37 2011 Owner’s Manual
Infiniti G37 2011 Service Manual – Exterior Lighting System (Section EXL)
Infiniti G37 2011 Service Manual – Power Supply, Ground & Circuit Elements (Section PG)
Infiniti G37 2011 Service Manual – Starting System (Section STR)
Infiniti G37 2011 Service Manual – Steering System (Section ST)
Infiniti G37 2012 Service Manual – Audio Visual System (Section AV)
Infiniti G37 2012 Service Manual – Engine Mechanical (Section EM)
Infiniti G37 2012 Service Manual – General Information (Section GI)
Infiniti G37 2012 Service Manual – Interior Lighting System (Section INL)
Infiniti G37 2012 Service Manual – Power Control System (Section PCS)
Infiniti G37 2012 Service Manual – Power Outlet (Section PWO)
Infiniti G37 2012 Service Manual – Power Supply, Ground & Circuit Elements (Section PG)
Infiniti G37 2012 Service Manual – Starting System (Section STR)
Infiniti G37 2013 Service Manual – Engine L System (Section Lu)
Infiniti G37 2013 Service Manual – Exterior Lighting System (Section EXL)
Infiniti G37 2013 Service Manual – LAN System (Section LAN)
Infiniti G37 2013 Service Manual – Parking Brake System (Section PB)
Infiniti G37 2013 Service Manual – Power Supply, Ground & Circuit Elements (Section PG)
Infiniti G37 2013 Service Manual – Sonar System (Section SN)
Infiniti G37 2013 Service Manual – SRS Airbag (Section SR)
Infiniti G37 2013 Service Manual – SRS Airbag Control System (Section SRC)
Infiniti G37 Coupe 2008 Owner’s Manual
Infiniti G37 Coupe 2011 Owner’s Manual
Infiniti G37 Coupe 2012 Owner’s Manual
Infiniti G35
Infiniti continues to bring its models to market step by step. The latest novelty is the G35 sedan. At the end of the year, the Japanese promise to start deliveries of the G37 coupe, and at the moment the most “incendiary” is the four-door “thirty-fifth” with a 315-hp V6, “automatic” and all-wheel drive.
The car moves the speedometer needle from 0 to 100 km/h in just 6.2 seconds. Such figures cause slight dizziness, even when you are next to the car. In general, it sounds tempting.
Fast, daring, powerful, provoking, inciting to sharp and aggressive driving, the G-sedan impressed with the behavior, rather characteristic of a coupe. And the brightest trace in the soul remained from the motor.
Unlike the Infiniti M35, the G-class engine of the same size received new pistons, an intake manifold, as well as a system for adjusting the height and opening time of the exhaust valves. The compression ratio increased (up to 10.6), the operating speed limit (up to 7,500 rpm), and the power was raised by as much as 35 hp. With. The hardest part of dealing with the G35 is getting it to act smoothly, evenly and obediently. Is it just necessary?
Thousands of different cars leave the conveyors every day, which kill in people the desire to enjoy the rapid movement and the means of this very movement. And in this, he just touched the gas pedal - and a powerful pickup delicately, but persistently pushes forward, to new turns.
At the same time, the person behind the wheel gets a much more juicy portion of sensations from acceleration and overload than passengers. Usually it's the other way around, but I like Infiniti's approach! Of course, until I had to exchange with a colleague and move to the right.
The sedan owes its confident acceleration not only to the engine, but also to the operation of the five-speed “automatic”. The automatic transmission shifts gears very quickly, downshifts intelligently in kickdown mode and – best of all – doesn’t upshift in DS sport mode. At the same time, it is possible to unscrew the engine to the limit of 7,500 rpm in an automatic gear change order.
Manual mode does not make global adjustments to the nature of the ride, but it gives a feeling of complete control over the situation. Moreover, you can switch speeds not only by pushing the selector back and forth, but also by magnesium “petals” under the steering wheel.
The G35 is based on the same FM platform that powers the M sedan and Infiniti FX crossover. Its plus is the ability to place most of the engine in the wheelbase, shifting the center of gravity closer to the middle of the car.
In combination with all-wheel drive and a delicate system of exchange rate stability (which carefully hides the fact of its existence), the sedan unquestioningly obeys the steering wheel and delights from the very first minutes of the trip.
The steering wheel, by the way, is not for wimps: when parking, you need to make an effort to make the Infiniti turn its “muzzle”, but at speed it is easier and more pleasant to turn the wheels. The chassis instantly responds to every degree of steering deflection, easily screwing the sedan into the most difficult turns.
In general, for the day spent in the cockpit of the G35, the only thing that I did not like was the brakes. Rather, it was not the efficiency that drew attention to itself, but the peculiarity of their work: the car stops in a timely manner, but the softness and lack of information of the left pedal take some getting used to.
Each sedan has, from time to time, to leave the usual asphalt trajectory and move down to a winding forest path, promising a repeated meeting of the bottom with stones and stumps. But the G35's suspension was long enough to put off that sort of contact.