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i also have a RB25 turbo laying around here i did want to get it recon for the new prospective owner but if it gets recon that's an additional $500 on top of about $400 or there abouts not sure how much a replacement from nissan is but i would accept a bit less, but the turbo would be like new with a 12 month warranty

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put the fuel pump in today, car still didn't start so we went to the RAA

and they said it might be the computer earthing out the fuel pump or something

apparently it's a common thing for Pintara's. so we're taking it there sometime

next week so they can test it and if it is the computer they said it'll cost $200

for a 2ndhand 1, which they already have so yeah.

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