Infiniti M35, M45, M Series Workshop Manuals DTC

Infiniti M45 (Y34), includes detailed instructions and reference information on diagnostics and troubleshooting for the Infiniti M35 models. The manual covers error codes (DTC), helps identify problems in the engine, transmission, suspension, electrical systems and other components. Includes diagrams, diagnostic tables, and recommendations for replacement and repair of parts, making it a useful tool for maintaining and repairing M-series vehicles.

Engine: VK45DE 

Infiniti M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 VK45DE

M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Front Axle Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Fuel System VK45DE  Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Front Suspension Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Glass and Window System Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Instrument Panel Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 LAN System Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Lighting System Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Engine Lubrication System VK45DE  Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Maintenance Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Parking Brake System Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Power Supply, Ground and Circuit Elements            Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Propeller Shaft Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Power Steering System Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Rear Axle Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Roof Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Rear Final Drive Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Rear Suspension Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Seat Belt Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Starting and Charging System                                    Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Seat Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 SRS Airbag Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Steering Control System Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Road Wheels and Tires Download
M45 (Y34) 2003-2004 Wiper and Washer Download

Infiniti M45 (Y34) Owner Complaints

For the Infiniti M45 (Y34), produced from 2003 to 2004, owners most often complained about the following problems:

Cooling system problems

Engine overheating due to faulty water pump, radiator and clogged cooling passages.

 

Worn suspension components

Premature wear of shock absorbers and stabilizer struts, which resulted in reduced comfort and control at high speeds.

 

Wiring and sensor faults

Frequent sensor failures (e.g. oxygen and mass air flow), which affected engine operation and caused errors on the instrument cluster.

 

Exhaust system corrosion

Over time, rust and leaks developed on the exhaust system, especially in humid climates.

 

Brake system

Brake discs and pads wore out faster than usual, requiring frequent replacement and maintenance to maintain safety.

 

These problems were often noted by owners, especially on high-mileage models. Regular maintenance and timely diagnostics helped prevent more serious consequences.

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