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I'm the seller of that crank.... I didn't have the heart to throw it away..
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Hi all, Selling some bits and pieces R32 Gtr Bonnet. Has hail damage. Would suit someone looking to respray or willing to remove dents via paintless dent removal. Id say it has 3 large dints and about 20ish smaller dints. Hard to see dents in photos. $200 R32 Gtr Bilstein coilovers Struts are height adjustable via circlip. Unknown springs. Part numbers on struts are Front F4-B46-1471-H001 Rear F4-B46-1472-H001 No leaks or anything wrong with them $220 R33 RB26 Long nose crank Requires machining as it had spun a bearing. $80 R32 RB26 Air flow meter. Works perfect. Removed due to map sensor ecu. $60 All items located New Beith 4124 Prefer not to ship. If shipping required you will have to organise your own courier to pack them up safely. Cheers!!
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Ecu is now located @ New Beith 4124 for pickup.
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Ecu isn't in a case. You just need to unscrew your original ecu and screw this one in. Will be sent in a anti static bag in a padded box.
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Bump
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Nistune ecu out of my r32 gtr. Pick up from 4715 (or 4124 from the 1st of August) or can post Aus wide. $300 Cheers
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Think so? It was tuned at 100psi... lol
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That was done by the previous owner. I got my trigger wire 100mm from the fuel pump plug. The previous owner had also earthed the pump to the chassis next to the pump also
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Terminals 30 12.5v 86 9.4v 87 12.5v
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But it fires when the original wire is on the pump.
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Cheers for the replies. I have tried with the fpcm hooked up and disconnected. I also tried using the trigger wire before the factory fuel pump relay to trigger my relay I tried switching polarities. The pump just blew a fuse. As stated earlier the pump directly to the battery running at full noise still won't get the car started. Positive wire on a 32gtr is 100% black/yellow. I pulled the pump out to confirm..
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Plug at the fpcm..
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I like the sound of that. Does pin 18 on the ecu end up at the fpcm? Or should I just run a wire straight from the ecu?
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The earth is attached to the chassis whether the pump is powered via relay or the original wire so polarity must be correct. I did think the voltage going to terminal 86 might of been too low to turn the relay on (pump is getting 9.4v when the car is idling) hence why I tried with the pump connected straight to the battery. Cheers for the replies! Edit: I have a feeling the wiring has been messed with further up the harness
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Cheers for the reply, Yeah pin 86 gets power for a couple seconds after flicking the ignition on. Pin 87 has power for a couple seconds also after turning on the ignition, I can heaR the pump and have checked with a multimeter that it's getting 12v through the relay Something else is stopping it from firing... Ecu is Nistune.