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A few weeks ago I dusted off the skyline (literally) and decided to drive it to work for a change. Whilst the car is running fine the PowerFC hand controller appears to have developed a split personality.

Cue the blurry camera phone photo...

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Has anyone seen similar issues before? I am curious if its the hand controller or the PowerFC and if its potentially a easy fix. The hand controller is a handy diagnostic tool, so it would be nice if it worked. :)

A search of the forums and the net yielded nothing more than adds for yogurt, so I did try!

Details: PowerFC for RB25DET / GTS-25T

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and where have you been hiding?!

anyway, try the above about disconnecting everything etc. but sadly if that doesn't fix it, it's most likely the HC dying. there are a few places that can fix them. try nams auto electrical. he can fix just about anything that is electric and import related. :D

Nams Electronic Services

391 Enmore Rd,

Marrickville, NSW 2204

* Phone:(02) 9550 4144

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