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What transmission does a 2007 G35x have?

The 2007 Infiniti G35x uses a five-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode (often called Tiptronic) paired with Infiniti’s all-wheel-drive system.


In this year, the G35x did not offer a traditional manual gearbox; the power from the 3.5-liter V6 is sent through a torque-converter automatic that includes a manual shift option, allowing drivers to select gears manually when desired. This setup prioritizes smooth daily driving with AWD traction, rather than a pure performance manual experience.


Transmission type and drivetrain details


Key facts about the transmission and how it integrates with the G35x's all-wheel-drive system are summarized below.



  • Transmission: Five-speed automatic with manual shift mode (Tiptronic).

  • Drive layout: All-wheel drive (AWD) paired with the 3.5L V6 engine.

  • Shifting: Manual shift override lets you select gears without a clutch.

  • Availability: The AWD G35x was equipped exclusively with this automatic transmission in 2007.


Overall, the 2007 G35x combines a conventional automatic transmission with a performance-oriented manual-mode feature and AWD for enhanced traction in various conditions.


How the automatic with manual shift works


In practice, you can move the shift lever to the manual shift gate or use paddle shifters depending on the trim, and then nudge the transmission up or down one gear at a time. This provides more control when driving on curvy roads or in slippery conditions, while retaining the smoothness of an automatic without needing a clutch pedal.


Maintenance considerations


Like other automatics, the G35x's transmission requires regular maintenance. Infiniti recommended service includes periodic automatic transmission fluid (ATF) checks and changes at recommended intervals (often around every 60,000 miles, but consult the owner's manual). Symptoms of aging include delayed shifts, slipping, or harsh downshifts, which should prompt inspection or fluid service.


Summary


In brief, the 2007 Infiniti G35x uses a five-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode, paired with all-wheel drive. This setup prioritizes comfort and traction over a traditional manual gearbox, fitting the G35x's role as a luxury-performance sedan capable of handling varied road conditions.

Which G35 has CD009?


32010-CD009 is the part number for a manual transmission out of an 05-06 350Z, 05-06 G35 Sedan, or 05-07 G35 Coupe, that's it. Earlier versions ended in CD003, CD005, CD008, etc.



What transmission does a G35x have?


5-speed automatic
Variable valve timing and drive-by-wire throttle are included. The only transmission on the G35x is a 5-speed automatic with manual shift mode.



What kind of transmission is in the 2007 G35?


The rear-wheel drive G35 Coupe is powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine mated to a 5-speed automatic or 6-speed manual transmission.



What are common 2007 G35x problems?


Top 2007 INFINITI G35 Problems

  • Drivability Issues Due to Failing Crankshaft Angle Sensor.
  • INFINITI G35 melting and sticky dashboard with cracks and chipping issues.
  • Timing Chain Rattle and Tapping Noise.
  • Fuel filler hose may crack and leak when refueling.
  • Reprogram ECU to Correct Hard Shifting/Wrong Gear Selection.


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