I’ve been watching a lot of videos on these M’s lately. Your channel is super informative, more than most. Something I’ve recently realized, is that it didn’t occur to me until now, that the 2009 M35x that I purchased in August 2015, is fully loaded. I kept looking at the dashes, steering wheel controls, and center consoles of many from my year and before, and was wondering why certain control buttons were missing. The one I purchased had 80,000 miles, with a price of $17,000. I still have it, yet now with just over 127,000 miles. I still enjoy its performance and eye appeal. Yet it’s crazy how now I realize what a great deal I got back then. I think I’ve everything except the rear spoiler. Looks like I have the total technology package with the even the rear seats with cooling and heating. Even the rear seat foldout armrest console has an array of controls embedded. Kind of interesting.
Thanks Tony. And I'm glad you found the video I did on the premium model that you have. Amazing value for the money. At last count, I had exceeded 450 videos. That's quite a lot of content to go through (and make!) Some people have told me that they just search *my name + search query* and hopefully there is a video on what they are looking for.
@@EdBwoy: You’ve done, and are still doing an awesome take and analysis on these vehicles. It is crystal-clear that you know exactly what you’re expressing. It’s the very reason that I chose to subscribe. Thanks for the awesome context! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks for a good video. My 2008 M45 is 14+ years old and only has 66K miles on it. Great car to drive. One thing I made a mistake on is that the box lock got locked and kept me from closing it!
I recently bought the car like that. It needs work, so I haven't put any time into testing it. The previous owner said the top screen works just fine, he used this process as a guide- th-cam.com/video/qh073RfYL3A/w-d-xo.html
Where does the clicking come from? Engine bay? Under car, behind a specific wheel? I recently bought a used 06 m45 sport. It had a clicking noise in the rear driver wheel well that would only happen at low speed or after braking and/or turning. Watching Ed's video's i was able to do a complete 4 wheel brake pad job by myself. I haven't been able to reproduce the clicking so im assuming the previous owner had the brakes done but maybe not done right. The shims were missing from both rear brakes. Now car runs nice and quiet
Hi Ed. Looking at that very first panel you remove to gain access(the one with the holes for your fingers). Do we have an official name or better yet, part number for it? I found a part number for the filter housing door with ease, but that first panel is driving me to Infiniti and beyond. Thanks ahead of time.
I searched for how to change filter in manuals and local websites, but didn’t find any information. Simply to change… thanks. I saw “bluetooth” connection in your car. Is it additional option or what? I’m looking for solutions how to implement Bluetooth for a long time…
That Bluetooth in the glovebox was offered in US models, but it only does phone calls in this generation. For Bluetooth music, most people use aftermarket modules like: 1. Bovee 1000 2. US Spec BT45 3. From Audio
Be very easy on removing the top screws holding up the glove box.. you might want a helper.. the clips may need replacing, the get stretched out and bent easily and also the plastic holes the mounting clips slid over tend to break away.. I'm going to have to glue some sort of replacement plastic type repair to make new plastic to grip onto.. just My experience on my M 2011 Infiniti..cheers..
Infiniti has the most richest looking carpet textures that i ever seen the only other cars that I've owned that had quality carpet like the infiniti was my Mercedes & BMW
Hey buddy I have soom ??s and I know you the only one who I think can help me I have a m45x and a m35 both 2008 the ??s I have is for the m35 plz in gods name plz get back to me ASAP I will truly highly appreciate it .
I have bought a used M35 and I am so grateful for all of Your videos !🗣️👑💯
Thank you! I was able to do it flawlessly because of your very detailed explanation. You rock
I’ve been watching a lot of videos on these M’s lately. Your channel is super informative, more than most. Something I’ve recently realized, is that it didn’t occur to me until now, that the 2009 M35x that I purchased in August 2015, is fully loaded. I kept looking at the dashes, steering wheel controls, and center consoles of many from my year and before, and was wondering why certain control buttons were missing. The one I purchased had 80,000 miles, with a price of $17,000. I still have it, yet now with just over 127,000 miles. I still enjoy its performance and eye appeal. Yet it’s crazy how now I realize what a great deal I got back then. I think I’ve everything except the rear spoiler. Looks like I have the total technology package with the even the rear seats with cooling and heating. Even the rear seat foldout armrest console has an array of controls embedded. Kind of interesting.
Thanks Tony.
And I'm glad you found the video I did on the premium model that you have. Amazing value for the money.
At last count, I had exceeded 450 videos. That's quite a lot of content to go through (and make!) Some people have told me that they just search *my name + search query* and hopefully there is a video on what they are looking for.
And thank you for recognizing the quality of the content I aim for.
I do my best to focus on value-added videos.
@@EdBwoy: You’ve done, and are still doing an awesome take and analysis on these vehicles. It is crystal-clear that you know exactly what you’re expressing. It’s the very reason that I chose to subscribe. Thanks for the awesome context!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks for a good video. My 2008 M45 is 14+ years old and only has 66K miles on it. Great car to drive. One thing I made a mistake on is that the box lock got locked and kept me from closing it!
My man, appreciate the video. Clear and simple
Thank you , made this take 5 mins for me , without your video I probably wouldve ended up breaking a hinge
Thanks, watching this video made this job so easy! I was done in 10 mins
That's good to hear, glad I could help
Needed this👍. By the way, what stereo and bracket is that?
Great job! Thanks for the vid.
Another great video! Thank you
Where did you find a radio kit? Also with the after market radio, did you lose function in your gps?
I recently bought the car like that. It needs work, so I haven't put any time into testing it. The previous owner said the top screen works just fine, he used this process as a guide- th-cam.com/video/qh073RfYL3A/w-d-xo.html
Your a major help thank you
Thanks again Ed!
Hey have you ever had a clicking sound when you hit the gas in your infinity? It’s not too loud but noticeable.
Where does the clicking come from? Engine bay? Under car, behind a specific wheel? I recently bought a used 06 m45 sport. It had a clicking noise in the rear driver wheel well that would only happen at low speed or after braking and/or turning. Watching Ed's video's i was able to do a complete 4 wheel brake pad job by myself. I haven't been able to reproduce the clicking so im assuming the previous owner had the brakes done but maybe not done right. The shims were missing from both rear brakes. Now car runs nice and quiet
Great help and video. Thank you!
Thanks bro, I was able to change it out
Well done thanks!!
Great video, thank you.
Hi Ed. Looking at that very first panel you remove to gain access(the one with the holes for your fingers). Do we have an official name or better yet, part number for it? I found a part number for the filter housing door with ease, but that first panel is driving me to Infiniti and beyond. Thanks ahead of time.
I believe it's officially called a glove box mask, part # *68520-AG000* or *68596-EJ80A* for the later years.
Check me on that.
I searched for how to change filter in manuals and local websites, but didn’t find any information. Simply to change… thanks.
I saw “bluetooth” connection in your car. Is it additional option or what? I’m looking for solutions how to implement Bluetooth for a long time…
That Bluetooth in the glovebox was offered in US models, but it only does phone calls in this generation.
For Bluetooth music, most people use aftermarket modules like:
1. Bovee 1000
2. US Spec BT45
3. From Audio
Wait a min. Please tell he how you installed you lower double din Sterio. Please
Thank you so much
Where u from do you still have theses m45 still
Be very easy on removing the top screws holding up the glove box.. you might want a helper.. the clips may need replacing, the get stretched out and bent easily and also the plastic holes the mounting clips slid over tend to break away.. I'm going to have to glue some sort of replacement plastic type repair to make new plastic to grip onto.. just My experience on my M 2011 Infiniti..cheers..
You ever do one for the 03/04 M ? I can't locate vid
Sorry, I have never posted one for those vehicles
How often do you recommend replacing the filter ? Does 15k miles sound about right ?
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@@EdBwoy thanks! Also do you by chance have a video up on replacing the camshaft positioning sensors on the m45’s?
@@JESUSISKING77742 sorry I missed this, but hopefully you were able to find those videos, right?
@@EdBwoy yes thank you!
Question is there any difference between 06-07?
There shouldn't be.
If you find any differences, please share with us.
Infiniti has the most richest looking carpet textures that i ever seen the only other cars that I've owned that had quality carpet like the infiniti was my Mercedes & BMW
I used to say, at least the interior of an Infiniti wouldn't embarrass you. Even if you go broke, it won't tell on you. Unlike the German cars. Lol
Hey buddy I have soom ??s and I know you the only one who I think can help me I have a m45x and a m35 both 2008 the ??s I have is for the m35 plz in gods name plz get back to me ASAP I will truly highly appreciate it .