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TALBO

By TALBO,
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Hi guys,

Over the last 2-3 days I've searched extensively both here on SAU and google and cannot find any answers and frankly it's starting to frustrate me, hence posting this in here.

I have a problem with my drivers window on my 1995 r33 gtst that started around a week and a half ago and resulted in my window not working at all temporarily on Friday night. The problem I have is that when the window nears the top and just about hits the rubber it starts making a fast loud clicking noise. Other than this the window seems to function correctly and the motor nor any of the window mechanism seem to struggle at all.

Now the best I could come up with is this thread here;

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/R3...-W-t143965.html but.....

I took my door trim off yesterday to fix this 'relay' and it's not there at all. Other guys with S2's have also stated they haven't got the relay there, but no answers to it's whereabouts. Talked to a import wrecker on the phone today too, who insists I have a relay in there that I clearly don't have.....

If anyone could help me out by just letting me know where I can find this relay or if anyone knows where I might find a Nissan experienced repairer for this type of problem (so I can at least use my window without shitting myself about it not going back up) I'd appreciate it greatly.

Thanks in advance

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