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Hey Guys,

I recently purchased my first R33 and im loving it, only thing is im having a little trouble with the electric windows and reverse lights.

1st off my drivers side window doesnt alwasy work and the other day it conpletly stopped and this was while its down. lucky enought i park my car in a garage. but i took it to a mates mechanic shop he managed to get the window up and working but he said that the drivers side controls were stuffd and broken.

so wondering if anyone knows were to get that part from and how much it will cost me?

2nd my reverse lights stpped working the other week. i ahve checked the fuses and the wiring they seem to be fine. i also changed the globes and its not then ither.

i had my mechanic have a look at the too he said its most likly the switch on the gear stick.

does anyone kno what parts ill need for that, were i can get it from and how much it will be.

Cheers Guys

Pauly :)

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