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Do you happen to have the fuel dampener? The one that sits on the drivers guard on the return line. Basically sits next to the fuel filter, looks like a fuel regulator, but has no vacuum line going to it, just a fuel in, and fuel out?

I need that and the bracket holding it to the guard if you have it?

PM me back if you do.

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Hi, im listing a few R33 that i need to sell ASAP. They are priced very cheap to sell fast. Located in Campbelltown-Sydney.

Engine Bay + Suspension:

A/C Compressor + Lines up to firewall $45

Power Steering Rack $75

Power Steering Pump $45

Brake booster $50

Master cylinder $45

slave cylinder $40

Wiper motor $35

Bonnet lock assembly + supporting bracket $25

Bonnet hinges $10 each

Washer Bottle $15

Coolant over flow Bottle $15

Charcoal canister $15

Front Wheel arch covers $5 each

Front calipers $35 each

Rear calipers $20 each

Front hub assembly $50 each

Exterior:

Bonnet (small dent in middle, grey in colour) $50

Passenger door $40

Boot lid + flat spoiler $40

Left Guard $35

R/H Tail light $40

Headlights (side bracket broken on both to accomadate for 400r Bar) $10 each

Guard indicators-amber $10 each

Wipers $5 each

Driver and passenger windows $30 each

Exterior door handes $15 each

Antenna + motor $25

Petrol lid/cover $20

Interior:

Door trims $25 each

Inside door handles $15 each

Climate control unit $40

Steering Wheel (3-spoke) $15

Indicator Control switch module $25

Wiper & washer Control switch module $25

Side vents $5 each

Rear/back seat $40

Rear/back trim $25 each

Steering column surround $20

Under steering covers $15

Centre A/C vents + surrounds $20

Centre Console $20

Dash board (no cracks) $50

Dash instrument cluster 121000 (GTS) $40

P/window switch control (driver window button doesnt spring down, but operates fine) $10

P/morrors switch control $15

I have other parts that I havent mentioned, so if your in need of something thats not listed just ask and i might have it, thanks.

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I apologise for not replying to all the message and any inconvenience i may have caused. i have been away for sometime

due to personnel matters. Most of the parts that are listed are still for sale. My number is 0416 066 540 if anyone wants to

contact me direct.

Regards

Sam.

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