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Just recently notice that my 4WD light and ABS light have started coming on when i launch my GTR, I have topped up in the Attessa reservoir, and have checked what error code 13 means and it states g sensor 1 and 2, where are these? Ive checked the g sensor in the centre console and there is no red light on to indicate its broken, would love some help on this one running out of ideas :thumbsup:

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Did your ATTESSA resouvoir have a 5cm'ish air bubble near the bottom, I know it's normal for it to be there, just don't know what it would mean if it's not there?

havent checked that yet, but it was doing this before and after i topped it up

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Since Fixing the problem, I had a flat battery and had to jump start my car since then I have replaced the battery, but the 4wd light and abs light are back, thought it was the 4wd fuse that needed replacing but my Mechanic friend says its fine, what could be the problem now.

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