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***SOLD!!!***

Come on guys, one of the best and rarest R33's going around, and it's still for sale so - *bump*!! ...also, here's a couple of pics of the new CD/MP3 player and the boot too...

Price drop! *bump!*

Hehehe, sorry mate - I've already bought a brand new car so can't do any swaps. Thanks anyway!

Thanks for all the compliments guys - buy this car if you want to be seen! ...bump!

Price drop! Bump!!!

Thanks mate, it certainly is a beautiful car. Bumpage!!!

Specs: .2dr turbo coupe .5spd manual .138,000km's ***SOLD!***

Awwww, $60 directly from Nissan?! ....damn ebay (or damn my stupidity for assuming Nissan would be pricier, they usually are!!)

There's nothing wrong with the standard Nissan timing belt - dead quiet at idle and has a 100,000k change interval, I got mine for $85.00 off eBay, Nissan sell them for around the same. That being said, my R33 had a very annoying whirring at low revs when I first bought it, and it apparently had a new, genuine Nissan timing belt. I eventually took it to Nissan and had them replace all the belts and tensioner/idler pulleys as part of a major service...It turned that the tensioner bolt was slightly bent which was causing most of the 'hum' or whirring at idle, it's perfect now - might want to check this out if you're having this problem.

Spot on!

Hmm, doubt it - my old R32 never did it...Unless it's an RB25 thing? It really does sound clutch/drivetrain related IMO.

Pretty sure mine is an exedy heavy duty organic clutch, not button style but it still has the shuddering noise...unless of course I'm wrong about what type of clutch I have (previous owner installed).. How would I tell if mine's a button clutch? It drives just like a normal clutch, just a bit heavier, really easy in traffic...unlike many button clutches...

Hey there, re: The squealing noise - sounds like one of your belts is too slack and needs tightening, it's a 5 min job for a mechanic. re: fuel pump, is it the standard pump? They're usually very quiet, I can't hear mine in my series 2, but if it's done heaps of k's it could be noisily on its way out...Aftermarket installations can sometimes be heard buzzing/humming away at idle and even when accelerating...

Hi mate, Check this thread for other ppl experiencing the same thing: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=143714 I don't have the whining noise you mention, but I do have another clutch related noise - a lovely chirping sound (sounds like a cricket!) most likely caused by either a worn thrust bearing or input shaft bearing, goes away as soon as you push the clutch in.........Why didn't the previous owner have this replaced when they did the clutch??!!?! It's like a 90c part or something ridiculous like that. ...Hope someone comes up with a solution!