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Its Time To Say Good Bye To My M35 Stagea

danwatt

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The time is up for me to say goodbye to my Stagea. Its been a good 3 years but its time to upgrade to something a little more suited to my life style.

Here is a link to my car.

My M35

This will be a good car for anyone that is looking for a stagea as all the common faults and issues have been addressed.

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The time is up for me to say goodbye to my Stagea. Its been a good 3 years but its time to upgrade to something a little more suited to my life style.

Here is a link to my car.

My M35

This will be a good car for anyone that is looking for a stagea as all the common faults and issues have been addressed.

looks too cheap personally!

ityll sell easily for that price.. good luck with the sale.

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looks too cheap personally!

ityll sell easily for that price.. good luck with the sale.

Thanks for that, Its a good ride and any buyer will be happy (At least you dont need to worry about the turbo :( )

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looks like an honest car, best of luck with the sale.

maybe a tip tho, take down the photo of you towing a caravan with the suspension weighed down - i know that if i were buying a car, that would be about the last thing i'd want to see......

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looks like an honest car, best of luck with the sale.

maybe a tip tho, take down the photo of you towing a caravan with the suspension weighed down - i know that if i were buying a car, that would be about the last thing i'd want to see......

Agreed . I saw that and though. . .mmmmmmmmm

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Sorry to hear you have to sell mate. youve been one of the people who have done the hard work with modding these cars.

i agree, its a fantastic looking car and priced to sell.

Cheers for that, I spent a bit of time working with these cars and I have had it nearly 4 years now, I have learned a lot about these vehicles mostly from info and posts from other users and if I had more time I would have done more mods but unfortunately its a family car and my wife drives it most of the time.

Hopefully it sells pretty soon as I bought another nissan (Murano) and it cant be sitting around doing nothing. :)

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Good luck with the sale mate.

Thanks for your pioneering ECU pinout work, my tuner thanks you. :thumbsup:

No problems mate, Did I give you back the latest revision that I did with your info ?

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No problems mate, Did I give you back the latest revision that I did with your info ?

No mate, I havent seen it yet. Look at the Emanage owners flock. :)

Im currently trying to get the wiring diagram translated along with the Body Control Module and Intelligent Power Distribution Module. It can really be a pain to fault find.

scotty nm35 Grand Master

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here is the latest ECU pin outs I have collected so far.

Thanks mate, Craig posted mine up too. :)

I have the wiring diag coming soon too hopefully, not that you will need it anymore... What are you upgrading to mate?

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thanks for the PDF!

scott i have the massive fold out wiring diagram for the entire car. if you need to borrow it, i can take photos and stitch them together

Can you get it scanned or get Craig to remake it?

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