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Hi guys

just found this part laying around and would like to know what it is and does.

It must have come out of an rb25 engine when I did the transplant.

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Any help solving this mistery would be great! :blush:

Cheers

Ric

Nissan FAST says it is definitely a

31036-21U00 Control Unit-Shift for RB25DET 4 speed auto.

Basically the auto tranny ECU

I think someone else already said auto ecu

Nigel

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