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Hi all, im new to the sau forums, just migrated from NS.com as i get rid of my 180sx for an R32 GTST but before i can get it there is a problem with the speedo, from what ive been told by the current owner, he took it to the carwash and gave it an underbody wash , on the way home the speedo stoped working as he was comming around the corner and at the same time the hicas light came on, as i figure it the speed sender will be in the gearbox and hicas will take a signal from there to know when to be on or off (dont know much about hicas i just figured it would take a speed sample) is the gearbox connection full of water or is it another problem common to the R32 GTST?

Cheers Brock

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common 32 problem u have, snapped speedo cable (they snap at the instrument cluster)

both of my 32's i have owned have done it

pretty sure the cable is around 100 bucks from nissan and is a 1hour job to replace it yourself, you'll find the steering gets heavy and hicas light stays on because the hicas system cant sense the speed input.

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the speedo cable needle just needed re-sleeving in mine because it was freely spinning inside the speedo cable. by taking the cluster out youll see what the problem is and can fix/replace from there

FWIW, i re-sleeved mine with a drinking straw 6 months ago and still havnt had any more dramas

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