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If I recall correctly, the Nissan Manual explains that pressing down the reset button while chanting the fabled RB26DETT poem of power should make the car return to it's factory configuration in every conceivable way (So will be brand new again!) This is confirmed by the clock being reset to it's original time setting....

But if you get it wrong the car implodes and rips a hole in the fabric of space and time...

or something...

0_o

Make sure you press it really hard! If it doesn't go in at least 1 inch behind the dash, push it harder! If it breaks.. it needed replacing anyway...

P.S. People attempting the above do so at their own risk =)

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I'm just curious as to what the "reset" button does when u push it.

It returns your car to stock, sets your cash back to the starting amount and gets rid of any damage you may have accumulated.

However you may experience loss of licenses, and inability to race on certain tracks.

... what, they always said the skyline was a car for the playstation generation, it only makes sense.

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