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Ok so i have managed to get the r34 gearbox into the r33 and running however i have a few dramas with it

i am running a r34 slave cyclinder and all

Since installing the gearbox i snapped a sensor off the gearbox

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i need help identifying which sensors these 3 are

will a r33 sensor work ill just have to solder the wires?

My speedo does not work at the moment either but possibly my fault when i put the new motor into the car the moron who pulled the gearbox out of the car just cut the wiring so i had to join them all up with the rest of a r33

harness i have so does anyone have a pinout or a colour code for the gearbox wiring as i need my speeo whats the point of a nismo cluster if u cant use it lol

Please Help ....

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