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hey new to the forum, friends told me about this awesome network of skyline enthusiasts as I'm having teething probs with my white 2000 rs stagea.

A/T light on dash first appeared a few months ago when i was on the freeway only when I put my high beam on.

then nothing untill last week when my car almost stalled at lights when i wound my windows up (can't remember if i had my lights on). then at random every 25kms on the freeway no lights middle of the day. all these times the front drive was engaged, had to pull over to almost a complete stop before it disengaged.

then same day in tunnel at 80kms i put low beam on and A/T light flicked on/off but didn't engage front drive.

any ideas????? I have no clue, (resevoir in rear is full) neither did the car electricians when i got my pinkslip.

any ideas or simular experiences you could share will be ost appretiated.

Cheers

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