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for the pass 2 months this icon has been appearing on my climate control. It appears when I turn on my climate control and blinks when i increase the fan speed (for the heater or aircon)

anyone know what it is because it driving me nuts

thank you in advance

ps it is the icon the arrow is pointing to

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Air Purifier?

i have no idea.

i would also want to know what it is.

On my 33 there is an air purifier on the parcel shelf, has a grenn and red led on the front and a remote for it, it is genuine nissan as it has nissan on it.

The A/P obviously suggests it's for an air purifier.

They were an option from the factory for skylines, the japanese love their ciggies >_<

as worped said, try looking on you parcel shelf

now all i need to know/find is the bloody location.

i have check the parcel shelf. seems like there nothing there.

any other place for me to check?

no idea where this "air purifier" located.

nice little feature until it decide to play on me. assuming that something is wrong with it

Maybe try under the parcel shelf, if it was on the parcel you would know its there, in my 33 its about 12" long 8" deep and 3" high, its very noticable.

Hi W0rp3D, don't suppose you know where we could get replacement filters for the Puretron? The filter in mine is well overdue.

No idea, hav'nt had my 33 long and hav'nt had any issue's with the puretron yet, if i do i will probably just pull the fuse anyway.

Maybe try nissan, they might stock them, or be able to get them in.

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