Help, did search already
I said most because all of the DOT 4 fluids I have encountered have been compatible, but I'm not familiar with every fluid on the market. I know that saying all or never is argument bait, especially on a forum, so I erred on the side of caution. Looks like I failed, lol. 
I just wanted to say thanks to the OP for at least doing some searching and coming up with some basic ideas and legitimate questions about how to deal with his issue. Kind of sad that that it is even notable, but anymore it seems too many folks just throw up their hands and ask/expect to be spoon fed from the get-go. Anyway, props to the OP. 
btw, my bet is on the brake fluid fixing it
btw, my bet is on the brake fluid fixing it
One thing I wouldn't recommend is making a title like "Help, did search already". The title should be appropriate for the thread so that when people search in the future, they can find the information easily and not ask the same question. You could then mention in the first post that you have searched around and gathered some information.
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This should help you man!
To be honest bro to figure out exactly whats wrong i would take your G to either auto zone or the Nissan/Infiniti dealership and get them to plug the car into their computer to read the code and tell you exactlywhats wrong and you can go from there, with autozone i know its free, with the dealership ehh i dont really get charged myself but i dont know if they would charge to do something like that for you. its worth a shot man.
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