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My anti lock dash light came on today, i found the fuse was blown and replaced it and now the left hand side indicators all stay on, I also checked the unit in the boot and the led flashed 8 times. What could be the problem I have disconnected the fuse because the indicator won't go off.

Any help would be great, Oh by the way the car is a R32 GTR.

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ok I have used the trusty search button and one has seemed to have the same problem as me, now I have look through the manual and it has given me some idea of possibles on what it could be, However I still would like to know is why when I replace the fuse that the indicators on the left hand side (all of them) stay on??? Got me puzzled to why that would be... If any one knows someone or have had the same problem it would be very great full as the work shop manual dose not seem to have that in there....

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I sorted out what was going on, The problem been was a faulty Actuator terminal, which is located right near the abs unit, there is a black box that sits right next to it which as the Actuator Relay and the terminal. :)

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ok the problem has come back but the fuse did not blow this time, But the indicators on the left hand side are staying on same as last time, Iam going to change the Actuator Relay and see if that helps as soon as i find one, If this fails then i think i might have to go to nissan or some one who knows the problem,

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I finaly found the sorce of the problem , after going over the car with a multi meter and checking the wiring looms i found that i had a short in my indicator wire on that left hand side.

The short was in the loom that runs under the raditor support.

replaced the wire and good as new. :P

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