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Hi I have a switch in my centre console and I have no idea what it is, looks factory, although the wires have been cut and I can't find the wires it should connect to, I though it maybe antenna but I have that switch near my clock, help please

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I'm gonna take a guess and say it was for a parking pole which would've been on the passengers side of the front bumper.

Helps the driver to see where the corner of the car is.

Never seen one though.

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I'm gonna take a guess and say it was for a parking pole which would've been on the passengers side of the front bumper.

Helps the driver to see where the corner of the car is.

Correct - I had one one on my stock bumper before I managed to destroy it on a crash barrier.

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Hey guys,

I've got an un-own switch in the centre console of my r32 gtr. It's a 2 way switch; seems like high and low n a common in the middle as it has a pic of a small fan on 1 side and a large fan on the other. So if anyone knows what it controls or if they have even seen it in a 32 gtr. Let us know

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When I say centre console, i mean the part that makes its way between the 2 front seats.

The button is in the centre storage compartment.

Has anyone seen this before?

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