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hi all how r ya

im finishing off my manual conversion bits just wondering if this in the pic is the G-sensor for the atessa system or somthign to do with auto trans thats not needed anymore...

the manual console fits on perfect without it but with it in, it completly fouls the drink holders, it looks like it wouldnt be there on a manual stag... any idea would be great :)

it says ass sys- deceleration....

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Edited by chef_stagea

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/187818-g-sensor/page__p__3391691#entry3391691

This post is something I came across when i was researching manual conversions, might be of some help

mine is factory manual . that thing is under there somewhere . i think its further back . like under the compartment . i thought it was the g sensor for the attesa ? coz some guy was turning it around and modifyinfg the signal himself

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