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i took my car to a bloke who does alarms and other electronics like that! his name is aaron in keswick! the bloke knows quite a bit about skylines so it would be worth giving him a try! here's his number 0414865360!

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Whats your problem

Its not only 1 prob lol

- I managed to stuff ssomething up and now the car doesnt idle properly and it wont rev up. Its not the AFM, i swapped it with my mates (same car n all) and it still doesnt work, however, when i take the plug out, it idles normaly but still wont rev up. So im THINKING its something to do with the plug, myabe even ecu ? The air/fuel mixture is just stuffed. Either way I would like an auto el. to check it out.

- I also have a few entertainment gagets hooked up and some dont work properly, dont know for what reason.

- And I'm getting a new alarm, and might need someone to fit it.

In other words, i need 2-3 different jobs that could all possibly be done by 1 person.

Thanks

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