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NISMO_R33_GTS_T

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Hey everyone,

Just wondering if anyone knew how to get the instrument cluster out of an R33 without destroying it? (my tacho is jumping around a bit and i need to see what the problem might be) Ive had a bit of a look in the DIY/Tutorials forums but no such luck. If anyone has instructions on removing the instrumention cluster that would be great!

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Guys, i've done this about a million times. If you get stuck, feel free to pm me, or call me.

Basically, pop the ash tray out, undo the screw underneath, pop off the shifter surround, undo the screws on the dash face. there are a couple where your knees are too, pop that off, undo all the wiring plugs

then undo the cluster surrond, about 4 screws. then the cluster is held in by about 3 screws from memory. undo the plug at the back,a nd bob's your uncle.

Birnie Veteran

Birnie

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User name PUSHEAD wrote a DIY thread on it somewhere.

Actually, he made a web page.

I've saved it to disk here so i do have all the info but try searching on him first

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