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Hi everyone

Not sure if this is the right section, im new to south aust and the new owner of a r33 n/a and was thinking about sending the car to Japco for a tune mainly for their prices on their website $65 per hour, car is getting a service with AMS and their prices for a tune up seems to be abit steep

Any advice would be great

Cheers

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sorry to hijak but i on a similar topic...

I have an M35 Stagea that is throwing an error code... living down Seaford way any advice as i need to diagnose whats causing it.

cheers lads

Yes because we are all psychic and know what code it is :domokun:

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Yes because we are all psychic and know what code it is :domokun:

Ok to be more specific i don't know what code it is either...

How does one read which code it is? I assume i require some sort of device? My factory screen is not translated yet (which appears to want to tell me something) and my local mechanic could not find anything wrong with the car... reset the ECU which got rid of any engine light. 3 weeks later it is back.

I owned an R33 for years and never ran into this issue.

Would prefer to see someone who has any expirence with M35's down south.

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