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Hey All,

Need some urgent assistance before i chop something i shouldnt.

I cant get under my car the way it is at the moment and am therefor hoping that someone can help tell what what these 2 wires are in my R32.

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Cheers,

Ben.

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Wouldnt be fuel pump electrics would it (Pic1)?

No i dont think so, that is further towards the back of the car. I have a feeling its Hicas related.. I have the hicas disconnected but just wanting someone to confirm before i chop it.

Sorry i should have said - yes that is under passanger front seat.

Ok, Do not cut cat sensor. Thanks for that one guys.

it wont be a problem if you cut the cat sensor wires. it just turns on a light on the dash when your cat is overheated. if the light comes on just take the bulb out.

i've just had my subframe out and spent abit of time under the car and the only thing i can think of that comes out under the car in that spot is the hicas solinoid.

don't forget to tape up the cut wires though :D

it wont be a problem if you cut the cat sensor wires. it just turns on a light on the dash when your cat is overheated. if the light comes on just take the bulb out.

i've just had my subframe out and spent abit of time under the car and the only thing i can think of that comes out under the car in that spot is the hicas solinoid.

don't forget to tape up the cut wires though :P

Ok thank you.

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