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R33 Electrical Probs Aircond, Remote Locking

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Hi everyone,

Only new here and also new to the import cars.

my daughter just purchased a R33 GTS25 2 door for her first car and needs help

with sorting out a few things.

First is the Aircond

there is no display showing but as you drive we get a cold draft down at the feet

so think the gas is ok.

have checked all fuses and all good.

Dont know if there is any relays that I could check.

I have removed the control and unplugged and repluged harness into it.

2nd is the remote locking isn't working

The key fob lights up so I take it it is alright.

Do the remote fobs need calibrating as this may be the problem,

if so please past on how to program

Also do these have engine immobiliser via use of the remote locking.

if not maybe just as easy for her to purchase a aftermarket immobiliser.

3rd is the stereo not keeping memory and antenna not working.

Looks like a pretty bodged install.

There is this weird antena plug that plugs into a adapter cable to fit to a sony headunit.

This adapter cable has a grey wire also coming off it which was plugged into a non factory looking

pink wire but didn't make contact as connections incompatable with each other.

I have made connection with them but the antena still doesn't work.

Also the headunit doesn't keep memory, it has a yellow large wire being the main which is connected to

a wire that gives power when at accessiors, the HU red wire is connected to a wire that seems

to have continious power.

I'm thinking maybe this continious power wire may be time active (Turn off after set time of ignition being turned off)

if possible could someone past on a list of what each wire is for so I can sort it.

All help very appreciated.

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