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Hey guys 1stly, sorry if this has already been poated, i couldnt find another like it.

ANYWAY

i have an R34 GTT, a few days ago that nasty little orange engine light came on for no apparent reason, i have no weird noises, the car doesn't feel any different and i just cant figure it out its driving me nuts.

if anyone has experianced this, let me know and if its just a wiring fault or a major mechanical problem.

thanks for your help.

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Hey guys 1stly, sorry if this has already been poated, i couldnt find another like it.

ANYWAY

i have an R34 GTT, a few days ago that nasty little orange engine light came on for no apparent reason, i have no weird noises, the car doesn't feel any different and i just cant figure it out its driving me nuts.

if anyone has experianced this, let me know and if its just a wiring fault or a major mechanical problem.

thanks for your help.

sorry, double post =(

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Checked your engine oil recently? Is it ok? Oil pressure ok on the dash?

ill let the engine cool down then ill check the oil again, and the oil pressure on the guage is fine, thats why im stumped....nothing is out of the ordinary lol

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ill let the engine cool down then ill check the oil again, and the oil pressure on the guage is fine, thats why im stumped....nothing is out of the ordinary lol

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instead of a totally vague plea for assistance why don't you just use the SAU 'search' function ; everything about engine warning lites , how to find the code, and what the code means has been covered profusely - just a matter of taking some basic initiative really..........and when you find the code, and then if you need some real help, post again - dah - :(:( help will be forthcoming!

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