Infiniti G25 Parts

The G series has been around for many years, and it was paused from 1997 to 1998 for an upgrade. The fourth generation of this family includes the G25. The Infiniti G25 is a more economical option during the same model year when compared to other members of this class, providing it a greater opportunity to compete with its rivals because of a smaller 2.5L VQVHR engine. The G25 parts still function flawlessly in terms of the power train. There is one body type available for it: a four-door sedan. Base, Journey, and the all-wheel-drive x variant are the available trim levels. A 2.5-liter V-6 engine with a seven-speed automatic is standard on all models. It has a wheelbase of 112.2 in (2,850 mm) and weighs between 1,586 and 1,680 kg overall. The combined mpg is 20 mpg in the city and 29 mpg on the highway. The G25 boasts a stylish aesthetic that includes tall, swept-back HID headlights, projecting front fenders, dynamic front, and rear fascia designs, and dual exhaust. The front end includes recognizable double-arch grille parts from Infiniti, a modern wave-form hood, and standard fog lamps. A seven-inch touchscreen vehicle information display is integrated into the dash's center stack, which is simple and clutter-free. The Infiniti G25 is not equipped with a navigation system but has optional parts including dedicated winter tires, which make you drive smoothly during the snowy weather, the iPod interface, LED daytime running lights, a front chin spoiler, blacked-out grille, and rear deck lid spoiler. Climate and navigation controls can be added to improve the racing experience. The G25 easily outperforms its opponent in terms of fuel economy and pricing, but it does not give up its prestigious quality.

As a member of the Infiniti G-series, the Infiniti G25 shares both its design strengths and flaws, and understanding these can aid in its prolonged usage. Key issues involve the braking system and engine, where worn brake pads and discs often lead to noisy brakes, poor response, score marks on the rotor, and vibrating brake pedals. Engine problems are typically signaled by a whining noise, hard or failed starts, and overheating due to coolant leaks. When Check Engine Light and Low Coolant Light come on, the G25 fuel tank and coolant reservoir should be examined. Electrical and suspension issues also arise, with continuous use wearing down components like the door lock actuator and ambient temperature sensor. Suspension problems, indicated by uneven tire wear, vehicle tilt, and bouncing, can impede handling and might be due to faulty G25 coil springs or a sway bar link. Beyond these, often neglected parts like the wiper blades, crucial for visibility, and components such as the washer reservoir, headlight, and fog light, are all critical to the vehicle's lifespan and the driver's safety.

Genuine parts are first-rate in terms of quality and functionality. Manufactured directly by Infiniti, they undergo rigorous testing and are made from dependable materials to ensure long-lasting durability and dependability. At InfinitiPartsDeal.com, we offer an extensive inventory of genuine Infiniti G25 parts, including Seat & Seat Belt at the most competitive prices in the market. All our OEM Infiniti G25 parts are backed by the manufacturer's warranty and will be shipped promptly to your doorstep. Rest assured, our hassle-free return policy is designed to support you throughout your shopping experience!