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luvpsi

By luvpsi,
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hey guys my car has just come back from tuners after having a microtech wired into it. however my taillights dont work. aparently they replaced my fuse box but i dunno. i cant drive the car anywhere because i have done a engine conversion and dont want a yellow. does anyone know a auto sparky or someone that could help me im not confident when it comes to wiring

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Cant take it back to them to fix it?? i doubt they replaced a fuse box for ecu install? have you checked fuses yourself?

im coming up late next week for a course and will be driving my field service ute up. not making any promises as my granddad is sick and unsure what time it finishes each day. let me know if you can wait that long and ill try keep you posted

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i have worked out what the problem is. the r33 fuse box is on the drivers side so when they wired in the rb25 loom they didnt hook up the tail lights relays etc to the passenger side. so i have all the fuses and relays for the tailights on the drivers side(part of the r33 loom) how to i go by changing this back to the vl fuse box

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yeah sounds great i have no idea when it comes to wiring problem is im not free on sat im at work until 1 then i have a work function until 730 so sunday would have to be the best day pm me and let me know and ill send you my address

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