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What's wrong with yours Matty?

ABS and AWD lights come on upon start up frequently. In the middle of removing the centre console now to check the G-Sensor. The HICAS Light flashes once very quickly upon hard acceleration sometimes. I ran the car in HICAS Diagnostics and it came up no error. The HICAS pump itself is holding fluid above the max line (ignition on or off) and when the ABS/4WD lights are on i cant see any led flashing in the boot to get the error code.

That and one of my AFM's that drops voltage whenever it feels like it, makes me a sad panda..

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had same thing with mine matty...was G sensor.

Awesome, I was hoping the repair bill would be in the thousands! Anyone got a g-sensor for me? From a car that didn't suffer serious impact etc. ??

By the way Martin did you get home alright today? Jump starter pack man, gods gift to any daily!

Ha yeah no probs Matty! Btw I got a G sensor second hand in good nick through Grand Auto wreckers at lonsdale...

would have to be mid 13's im guessing

spot on u and damo 13.5 on the banger with a kick ass take off :thumbsup: 1.9 ish 60ft pinch.gif one of the harshest treatments of a manual car i had seen for the day i reckn but did it :unsure:

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