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Hi People,

I may be pushing my luck but does anybody out there in Skyline land have a Diagram of the R33 Gearbox and Clutch assembly in exploded view.

I already have a PDF of the Skyline Engine manual but it dosent have any diagrams of the drive train.

Please help a fella out!!!

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blackNight Apprentice

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oh i need it asap aswell haha driving home from work and it is stuck in third gear i physically cant get it out. so im pullin it out at work next week and am gonna strip it so i need the exploded view ay..

any help would be awsome cheers

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Hi People,

I may be pushing my luck but does anybody out there in Skyline land have a Diagram of the R33 Gearbox and Clutch assembly in exploded view.

I already have a PDF of the Skyline Engine manual but it dosent have any diagrams of the drive train.

Please help a fella out!!!

hey buddy do you think you can send me that PDF by any chance?

blackNight Apprentice

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hey man i tracked down the exploded views now i dont have a scanner but i rang our local nissan parts dealer (Westpoint Nissan in Brisbane) and he was able to fax me everything i needed even with part number listings of every gear, bearing, seal etc. And said he can order parts in so id be pestering a nissan parts dealer and they should help you even if you ring up and say your from a workshop. they tend to put a little extra effort in for trade..

hope it helps

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