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Have u got the whole blinker switch? My contactors dont work inside it causing 1 of my high beams not to work for rego. Would be great if u had that!

yes i have the blinker switch, the 1 that sits in the steering column right?

Edited by Marko R1

yes i have the blinker switch, the 1 that sits in the steering column right?

yeah in goes right into the steering column. Should be a white mechanism. What ever looks like the whole part ill buy. If its not to much trouble to take a picture?

yeah in goes right into the steering column. Should be a white mechanism. What ever looks like the whole part ill buy. If its not to much trouble to take a picture?

ok - here is a pic of the actual mechanism for the indicator & another item which runs on the back of the steering wheel. the problem you are having will the rectified with these parts :)

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ok - here is a pic of the actual mechanism for the indicator & another item which runs on the back of the steering wheel. the problem you are having will the rectified with these parts :)

aight cool ill pm you from now on :)

This is now sold!

ok - here is a pic of the actual mechanism for the indicator & another item which runs on the back of the steering wheel. the problem you are having will the rectified with these parts :)

this is another update of what is left with adjusted pricing...

1. front door trims - $160 PRICE DROP $140

2. rear door trims - $100

3. dash cluster with 180km/h speedo (showing 73000km) - $90 PRICE DROP $70

4. front windscreen - $90

5. rear tail lights - $100

6. factory afm - $50

7. blitz icolor dual solenoid dsbc boost controller (with user manual) - $500

8. attesa 4wd pump - $200 PRICE DROP $180

9. hicas pump - $70

10.dash vent (passenger side) - $40

11.left cv with knuckle assembly - $90 PRICE DROP $80

12.right cv with knuckle assembly - $90 PRICE DROP $80

13.drivers side window/mirror control - $50

14.sun visors - $10

15.complete boot trim - $80

16.instrument panel surround (does not have headlight switch) - $20

17.power steering line - $10

18.caster (radius) rods - $40

19.radiator overflow bottle - $10

20.passenger & drivers side door sill garnish - $40

21.door seal finish - $10

22.factory side skirts (black) - $150 PRICE DROP $140

23.front subframe - $30 PRICE DROP $20

24.bootlid rubber seal (no tears) - $10

25.power steering reservoir - $10

26.passenger side window switch - $20

27.os giken triple plate clutch - $1450 PRICE DROP $1400

28.full set of nissan wipers - $50

29.2 x rb26 timing belts (have done less than 5000km) - $50 each PRICE DROP $30 EACH

30.2 x rb26/30 timing belts (have done less than 2000km) - $50 each PRICE DROP $30 EACH

31.front sway bar with linkages & brackets - $50 PRICE DROP $40

32.cometic metal head gasket (has done 30min of work) - $100 PRICE DROP $80

33.interior a/c control unit - $90 PRICE DROP $80

34.17" forged Work BRS Poison wheels with bridgestone tyres - $850 PRICE DROP $800

35.rear boot plastic trims which sit on the top of the rear tailgate - $40

36.momo gearknob - $60 PRICE DROP $50

37.bosch 044 fuel pump intank setup with factory cradle - $120 PRICE DROP $100

38.factory rb26 harmonic balancer - $100 PRICE DROP $80

please search through the prior pages to see pics of the above listed parts :)

Edited by Marko R1

just confirm for me surge tank + pumps are gone?

sorry richard - sold a few days ago.

only have the single in-tank 044 for sale.

i also have an undercar surge tank with an 044 which is a much better setup than the boot setup i had but haven't removed it as yet...here is a pic :)

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