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Diy To Do Diagnostic On An R33 S2

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not sure about that one. but if you have or some one else has removed the steering wheel i know the light comes on its a matter of serching the forums to find the answer. The thread is on here i rember seeing it maby try the diy section steering wheel removal

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What if you have more than one fault - how can you tell from the flashing lights code?

For instance I know my speed sensor is stuffed in the dash but I am trying to chase a different error...

Dont worry figured it out - To get first code: long flash is first digit, short flash is second digit - so two long flashes followed by one short is code 21 then I got three long flashes followed by three short - Code 33. So ignition fault (assuming speed sensor) then O2 sensor fault (interesting...as o2 mode showed no fault)....

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Hey guys i know this threads a bit old but i have a problem getting my diagnostic results. I have a series 2 rb25det engine in a r32 skyline. So no light on the ECU and i tried the paperclip thing but nothing happened - no flashing lights on the dash. Any help would be great...

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Samco Newbie

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Hi guys sorry to bring back the past this was very helpful BTW but my prob goes a little deeper currently working on a s chassis power buy rb25det built buy cowboys obviously diag port isn't even present I just wired the engine light end was think am it to gound ecu pin 47 to activate diag mode or will it need to connect with another specific wire 

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