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i turned on my climate controll then turned it off, after being utrned off there was a constant ticking noisecoming from bahind dash/engine bay, this may not have been caused by the climate controll though as i had turned it on the first time as soon as i entered the car.

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Yup been covered plenty of times.

you will have to replace this black box thingy behind your dash. Its a big job taking your whole dash apart.

Plenty of threads on this tho.

This might help, but its for an 33.. but could be similar

http://gtr.ferni.net/misc/dash_removal/

There was a thread about it a few days ago actually. someone posted a pic of what to replace..

There was also a tut on how to do this i beleive.. Was a very long time ago when i last looked..

haha yup i couldnt be farked fixin it either.. To much effort lol.. Doesnt bother me about the noise.

Well Rekin, over time those small plastic dail clock thingys wear out or move out of place.. Happens to a lot of skylines..

But yup a lot of effort to replace that black box thingy..

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