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I had this problem just the other day and thought I should post it as I came across it on the UK gtr forums but there was nothing on this forum at all about it.

http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/upload/37449-he...s-dash-r33.html

I went to go to work and tried to use the rear windscreen wiper but no water was coming out, then the ABS, 4WD and A-LSD(slip?) lights came on permanently so I parked it back in the garage.

The windscreen wiper water had gone inside the car and over the ATESSA computer and wiring, awesome!

After a good clean inside the computer, the plugs, the G Sensor and everything else around the back of the car with CRC Co Contact Cleaner it sprung back into life!!

The windscreen wiper is now disabled! :D

Shaun

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  • 3 years later...

Wow, I have been searching on the net high and low for my answer.

I believe this is it!

literally 3 minutes before my ABS and 4wd light came on I tried to get some water out the rear wiper!

thanks heaps!

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