lol no problem. The reason why the right side black plastic cowl below the windshield has to be removed during battery removal because you can't lift the battery up through the opening of the battery cover area. The entire surrounding has to be removed.
If your wanting to test it yourself just take off the battery cover and pour water down the windshield and see if it drips into the microcabin filter area. You can see this from the engine bay area.
Infiniti dealers love customers like Aaron.
Great find Aaron.
I've had my battery replaced by the dealer twice already. Haven't had any issues yet....crossing my fingers things remain ok. Wow.
I hope they replaced the gasket on mine. They just replaced the battery under warranty a few weeks ago and within the past couple days I've been smelling a funky smell. Either the a/c condensation, water from outside causing a damp smelly rug or mice terds.. lol. Ill investigate the situation tomorrow because its raining today.
Went to the dealer today they cleaned out the sun roof rails they said the problem ....and charged me $65 they said if that's not the problem am getting my money back ..so I just went outside poured water on the windshield ..no water came inside of the car but water is still getting on the battery and fuse box next to the battery...is this normal ??
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Charged you $65? Bullshit...
And no water should be getting on the battery or fuse box. That's why that seal needs to be changed when the battery is taken out. Don't listen to those people. My car was parked outside in the rain and not one drop of water on the battery and fuse box.
any updates?
lol Aaron says "Don't listen to those people" referring to the Infiniti dealer...
Well sometimes they need a little bit of pushing in the right direction to get them to listen.
Example: I had the AFS off error light flashing on my dash. Dealer replaced the adaptive headlight computer, headlight, wiring, etc, but still couldn't fix the problem after multiple calls to Infiniti and using Consult III to diagnose it. It took me a little bit of research and time for me to find out the whole time the bulb was just not seated properly in the socket causing the swivel actuator to not make a full complete turn.
Example 2: My outside mirrors were shaking all the time (common 2nd gen FX problem). Dealer said the mirrors needed replacing. I told them there were 3 mounting screws at the bottom that just needed adjusted. They told me there was no such thing. So I ended up taking it home and did it myself. Yes there were 3 mounting screws.
There was a hand full of other things too but I don't feel like going into detail about it lol. After I told the dealer about these things I figured out myself they were blown away. Someone there actually told me I should work for Infiniti and something about some training center in New Jersey lol. I love my dealer service but sometimes it takes pushing in the right direction to get the job done.
What dealership is this?
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This scared the shit out of me. I just ran outside right now to see if mine was wet too and it's dry. Thank god lol. Mine was parked outside overnight in that crazy ass rain we had.
I would first have them check the windshield cowl near the wipers. There is a rubber seal at the base of the windshield wear it meets with the black plastic cowl. It keeps the water front escaping into the firewall.
Either that or your experiencing this bulletin:
2009 FX35/FX50 BCM and Around View Camera Monitor Not Working Due to Water Leak
ITB08050:
IF YOU CONFIRM The BCM (Body Control Module) is not working correctly (power windows inoperative, power door locks inoperative, etc), and/or the display for outside cameras (Around View Monitor or Rear Camera) is not working correctly (gray blocks on the screen, steering grid lines do not move, upside down image, etc), and the driver side floor pan is wet (wet floor underneath the carpet or underneath the rubber mat on the engine wall). ACTIONS 1. Find the source of the water leak (see Service Procedure) 2. Use 3M Fast 'n Firm Seam Sealer-or equivalent-to seal water leak(s). 3. Allow the sealer to cure, and then recheck for leaks. 4. Replace the BCM and/or the Around View Monitor Control Unit / Rear Camera Control Unit. See this bulletin for further detail.
It says driver side but maybe the passenger side too? Not sure...